How was old school opera different? Italian baritone Giuseppe Danise remembers his career.

[@SilverSingingMethod]

Wonderful. How lucky to have a first hand account of those times, the golden age of opera.

[@haroldgaffney246]

Excellent speaking voice and excellent English

[@bodiloto]

uno dei migliori baritoni della storia della lirica . divino. ************************infinite***************************************************

[@darklord220]

A true historical document ! Thank you for uploading !!

[@bradycall1889]

Interesting to hear him talk. It is different than what you'd usually expect from a voice so dark and masculine.

[@65attila]

What a wonderful content and his speech is superb.

[@Tkimba2]

strano per un artista italiano parlare così bene l inglese. Doppiamente bravo Danise!

[@haroldgaffney246]

Wonderful and his English is superb

[@KASH10043]

Wonderful, his memories are so clear. And this is about an incredible career that began in 1906!

[@BeastBeauty12]

Wow! Is there any longer interview

[@trrill]

There’s another one on my channel with him and his wife Bidu Sayao.

[@2010dailysnapshot]

Thank you very much for sharing this important recording.Please visit our Giuseppe Danise tribute site: giuseppe-danise.com/giuseppe-danise/

[@Ettoredipugnar]

That's a lot of singing 630 performances!

[@2010dailysnapshot]

Would be interesting to know the source of this recording?Is this a radio interview, a tv recording or another type of recording?Thank you in advance.

[@GianluigiCortecci]

Di che anno è quest'intervista?

[@trrill]

Non so l'esatto anno. Ma probabilmente 1960-1963.

[@ronnieince4568]

Interesting interview with a simply superb baritone -one if the truly great voices of the period between the wars.