ENRICO CARUSO - AVE MARIA

[@tiradojj]

No hay mucho que decir, simplemente Enrico Caruso. Para siempre y ... por siempre. Not to much to say. Just Enrico Caruso for ever and ... ever. Bravo Maestro !

[@jillbert40]

There is such a richness in his tone that I've never heard in any of the other great singers. This is only the second time I've heard a recording of his. Will be looking for more. Can't imagine how much better it was in person than an old recording.

[@life_of_katastrophes]

ENRICO CARUSO EL CANTANTE MAS GRANDE QUE A TENIDO LA HUMANIDAD.

[@puppiefaces]

When I was a little kid back in the 50's, my father, who was born in Italy, played albums of Caruso a lot. I am SOOO happy for these downloads ..thank you thank you. There are places in his singing that just grab you by the spine, like the ending part of "Una Furtiva Lagrima"....And we all know the recording capacity in 1904 was not great enough to really capture his amazing voice. How sad.

[@Vegan123]

God Bless you Enrico Caruso - we listen on 78's you recorded on wax - life moves on - your voice is always the same

[@ElzbietaZycinskaliza]

Jakże inne wykonanie ...i wspaniałe....Dziękuję

[@watertreesable]

what a voice, remember they didnt have all the recording then like they do now , lovely

[@TheZico53]

Un dono di Dio, questo è stato l'immortale Enrico Caruso; ringrazio la tecnologia che ci permette di sentire la sua voce.

[@roxalysmendez7941]

Caruso operatic tenor best history, launch the best tenor of all time.

[@cecilbaawa6209]

my soul is renew coz i felt i was travel for a paradise n my heart rejoyce fr a masterpiece OUR GOD ever gaves to us a wonder voice as CARUSO nto comfort our lives til now iam so gratefull DEAR LORD for ds blessing talents always

[@tomfroekjaer]

The King of Tenors. Nothing to add.

[@valeriehertz-kusz9575]

A tenor that sings with his heart & soul....eternity everlasting!

[@FranciscoGonzalez-yh4jr]

Bellisimo!!! :) me encanta las interpretaciones de Caruso

[@donaldgaudette4252]

Amazes me that anyone could give a thumbs down to a voice like Caruso's

[@CasaErwin]

Fascinating. I bought this sheet music an 1952 after hearing this recording. I had no idea at the time that Kahn was still living.

[@tomfroekjaer]

Genious. Incomparable empathy.

[@lmrs2]

Impresionante.......!!y muy hermoso....!!!

[@mauriwayar]

I loved the violinist, too! beautiful music

[@pietro305]

Viva il signore,tenore Enrico Caruso.Immortale.

[@brindow1]

best tenor ever.

[@kaiserman9]

i wish i was born in the early 20th century so i could have listened to Caruso 's voice live!

[@lauriecrilly8767]

the best Italian tenor ever ever ever ever Enrique Caruso

[@MrGer2295]

Great tenor ! Thank you so much :)

[@rupepill]

Yes, the violinist is Mischa Elman, and the pianist is the composer of this setting of the prayer, Percy Kahn.

[@dorotheafayne]

What a great tenor! Thanks. Dorothea :)

[@SatchmoSings]

Very well done; Caruso is beautifully captured; thank you. Oh, and by the way, he was a great tenor, too!

[@watertreesable]

what a voice, remember they didnt have all the recording then like they do now , lovely , th e 4 that dont like it , well guess all they ever heard was screeching

[@paulostroff99]

Superb.TY for posting.

[@tomfroekjaer]

@santihp11: Percival (Percy) Benedict Kahn (9 December 1880 1966), English composer and pianist.

[@ursmue1937]

Great Caruso ! Lanza was the first tenor singer who managed to be awarded gold records for both its classical and popular music for his albums. No opera singer that reached in front of him

[@iwasfloyd]

Oh Wow!!! The Best!!!

[@GekkoKamen]

Amigo, cuando Caruso cantó muchas de sus arias, sucedía la guerra de los Boers, luego la de los Boxers, la guerra Ruso-Japonesa, y luego una de las dos tragedias más grandes que ha visto la humanidad: la Primera Guerra Mundial. Incluso él cantó temas y marchas bélicos. Un saludo.

[@harryholmirdenwagen]

Einfch klasse , Musik Von Caruso,,

[@SnowWing151]

the Record actually says Ave Maria(Kahn). Percy B. Kahn, the pianist of this recording is the composer.

[@aida2004]

Por Siempre !!!

[@jgv1965]

@pietro305: Caruso was the first singer to have a more than 1 million discs song. Caruso fue el primero en tener una canción con más de un millón de discos vendidos.

[@tomfroekjaer]

@jillbert40: yes, we are left with recordings of Caruso very much wanting in quality. Amazing that his genious/heart still shines through (at least for perceptive souls like yourself). I like him very much for his involvement - his willingness to communicate/reveal his own feelings - quite an exceptional person, IMO. He was certainly not very educated (two years of formal schooling), and yet he was able to make people weep when he sang - at the MET or when people heard his recordings.

[@ywn3]

Yes, incomparable!

[@wanderleyreis7233]

BRAVO !!! EVVIVA NAPOLI !!!!

[@jasnajovanovic5940]

Admirable!

[@tinroofbusted]

this is such a bone cranker of a divice, I must have one NOW AND SOON, I wonder could I build one? do you know of the plans? listening to Caruso on this was wonderful!!!.

[@pamcrider8074]

Awesome!

[@MrGaby571]

Me emociona hasta las lágrimas tu dulce comentario

[@tinroofbusted]

Ah, Well no Caruso. Still I think I will lookup the plans with your wonderful information ( I thankyou ) This still looks to be a wonderful project !! I'll build it While Listening to Caruso at least.

[@chaiter1]

Beautiful. And what a good sound! Was the sound reproduced by the methods of Nimbus? Other? Really wonderful results.

[@progje]

beautiful

[@876234ABC]

Thanks! I had no idea!

[@sdvuhlap]

The composer is the English composer Percy Kahn.

[@chelseagittens15]

Simply beauutiful

[@tomfroekjaer]

@lpvcrcd: Sorry, sorry ! I have not really made clear or defined what I mean by "simple" or "uneducated." For me Caruso was "simple" because he sang his heart. - No complexity - just pure heart. "Uneducated": well, this is a fact; he had just two years of formal schooling and could hardly read a newspaper. Nevertheless he spoke some 7 languages. AND DESPITE these odds this empathetic genious moved the whole world with his singing and soul.

[@Janine11155]

grand soul comes right through the music, and sweet

[@nealwt2703]

Bravo!

[@rupepill]

Sorry. I hadn't noticed before posting that sherom already had answered the question about the name of the violinist.

[@876234ABC]

This is fascinating...whose music is this? I am more familiar with the Schubert version.

[@SnowWing151]

I just bought this disk and tried to make it into an MP3, although i didnt get this perfect type of result. How did you do this?

[@sherom]

Yes that is Elman playing the violin.

[@lauriecrilly8767]

these guys out there did anybody ever hear Danny Boy hymn sing Danny Boy was going to break your heart because he sings Danny boy in the most amazing way Enrico Caruso he sings Danny boy it's amazing listen to it because you're going to have tears in your eyes and you going to need tissue

[@SatchmoSings]

@cassandraxe Caruso never recorded for Edison.

[@santihp11]

Does someone know who is the composer of this Ave Maria?

[@gt001g]

is it mischa elman on the violin?

[@FISTRIG]

"THEY NEEDED A SONGBIRD IN HEAVEN SO GOD TOOK CARUSO AWAY" I USED TO HAVE THE SHEET MUSIC FOR THIS TIN PAN ALLEY SONG WRITTEN UPON THE DEATH OF THE GREAT CARUSO !

[@trex100100100100]

Fue escrito por Percy Kahn en 1913.

[@hectorbravo6862]

Se dice que el vibrato de la voz de Caruso a veces alcanzó a 6 ciclos/seg. y que su emisión oscilaba entre hasta medio a un tono completo. Hasta donde yo sé, estas características vocales son irrepetibles. La potencia de su voz era alrededor de 50 hertz. Todo esto lo leí años atrás.

[@張麗貞-q4e]

❣️💞❣️🎶❤️🎶❣️💞❣️🙏

[@theninjaman123]

I've never heard Ave Maria sung like this. Why?

[@darklord220]

theninjaman123 it's got a bit of dissonance. Harder to sing.

[@OmaggioaSanFrancesco]

Maybe is the Mascagni

[@macococo1]

Napsinak küldi, Gábor!

[@lauriecrilly8767]

everybody thinks that Pavarotti was the greatest yeah I like blue jelly I think he's wonderful but Caruso was the original Tanner of Italy he was an amazing man but the Sicilians killed them I'm Sicilian oh Jesus but he was an amazing amazing Tanner he had the voice of Jesus God and above he was amazing and my grandfather saying Tanner he was from Italy he was from Naples and I grew up on this music a lot of it I don't understand because I don't speak Italian but but who was an amazing man beautiful voice I'm telling you guys listen to Danny Boy you need a box of tissues because my father was a cop and I found Danny Boy my mother said I want Danny Boy by Caruso and that's what I played at his funeral and it was very sad but it was beautiful because it was so sad I'm telling you guys look up Danny Boy by Caruso it's amazing

[@palmmate]

He was great... But this song here is too quiet...

[@piealb1]

I have always been a great fan of EC, but i don't like this rendition because in a couple of time particularly at 00:45 seems out of tune. Or not? Other comments welcome.

[@StanSensei]

+piealb1 Definitely not out of tune.

[@darklord220]

Not even remotely. It's just a unique composition.

[@dollylw]

@Anna27051962 Jesus is the Savior of the world and He died on the cross and rose the 3rd day the glorified Christ :)

[@fnesbet]

I preferer Pavarotti's Ave Maria

[@Janine11155]

Pavarotti is helped by modern technology. While his voice is beautiful, it does not have the strength and resonance of Caruso which must have simply been incredible if you were immediately hearing him in natural acoustics

[@darklord220]

It isn't the same composition. Pavarotti never sang this.

[@corradoerdas]

x fnesbet:Buffadì un brodu!!!Traduzione:Beviti un brodo!!!!!

[@mareckbamf]

Great voice, but don't care for the arrangement.