Mario Lanza the 'prodigy'

[@emmalancaster2013]

Mario Lanza was the greatest tenor this country ever produced. Indeed, one of the greatest singers ANY COUNTRY EVER PRODUCED! Spectacular and such a tragic, young loss. So beautiful.

[@giancarlaguelfi9982]

Mario Lanza meraviglioso ..voce estesa ..generosa di bella qualita'..ci ha deliziati con i suoi bellissimi film...ci ha lasciati troppo presto ..pero'sara'sempre nei nostri cuori .. Sarei felicissima se proiettassero di suoi bellissimi film non capisco perche'non si vedono piu'in TV.

[@wrongfullyaccused7139]

We will never have another Lanza. The world's greatest operatic tenor to have ever lived.. Great loss

[@ericdavies5778]

Absolutely for me The Greatest ever!

[@ericdavies5778]

Not just Caruso !

[@ericdavies5778]

Tin of peaches evap milk tissues

[@gabrielcoronado6395]

Exactly: The greatest. 👍🏻

[@juanprc10]

No disrespect, but you haven’t listened to many tenors have you? Especially from the first half of the 20th century.

[@franksliwa362]

This man was unique! His approach and power are unmatched! There have been many Tenors, but not like him. We are gifted with these movies and performances…

[@Tessa1111]

Depending on "country of family origin" Italian was learned in the home. Mario Lanza spoke fluent Italian in-real-life. And his singing in this is stellar quality and in perfect-pitch.

[@theking-nz1ut]

I love this movie but I ain't seen it in years. They don't show none of his movies no more. The greatest singer ever. Legend ❤

[@elizabethcole3662]

They only put on rubbish and repeats as you say not enough films like these he was magnificent what a voice I could listen all day and night so come on put more of these films on instead rubbish on now and constant repeats pay hood money to see constant rubbish.

[@elizabethcole3662]

Good

[@eo3769]

You should hear Mario Del Monaco sing. Just like Lanza except BIGGER. That dude was an animal......

[@susanabaeza3941]

Grande, maravilloso. Emociona hasta el tuetano! Gracias por compartir con nosotros este bellisímo recuerdo del gran Mario Lanza!!!

[@carlaevabadanischoneweg8544]

Que maravilloso cantante, que canta desde el corazón. Maravillosa voz la de Mario Lanza

[@markwheatley4598]

My late mother watched all his films her favourite was serenade ava Maria his voice was so gentle bravo Mario lanza

[@susananasca5411]

Bññnjjnbhñ

[@manny2032]

Lanza voice is unmatched to date.

[@patricksaxon3983]

What an amazing singer! Too bad that in today society would not appreciate a great singer.

[@annetteburriello4310]

There will never be one like him. He penitrates the heart.

[@ZaphodTHEBeeblebrox]

perfectly said

[@edisonmagdayao2753]

The one and only Mario Lanza. Amazing voice and personality.

[@markwheatley4598]

Just listen to his voice their will never be a great tenor like mario lanza I never get tired of listening to his singing

[@maureenholtham9326]

From Humble beginning’s came this Magnificent Voice the one and only Mario Lanza

[@edwardorton3730]

I had saw Mario at Leicester De montford Hall. On the night he died we always visited some friends When I got there my wife to be told me to sit down and then told me the saddest of news Mario had died I’ve never forgot that night and I still love his voice What a shame he died so youngMaybe if I get to heaven he will be there to sing for me

[@giancarlaguelfi9982]

Io esprimo un mio desiderio che credo accomuni molte persone ..fateci rivedere i suoi fil musicali ..bellissimi ...sarebbe bellussimo ..questa voce va ascoltata e lui e'stato un grande interprete ..anche bella figura ..Mario Lanza sempre nel cuore .😘❤💐💐💐💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😀

[@keganpalmer4198]

My first time seeing this... so great... I used to listen to him a decade ago. He has a charm to him

[@johngreen3543]

His leaving the living at 38 was a horrible tragedy for all of us. Too few Mario/Grayson movies

[@emmalancaster2013]

So very true!

[@jilljames9319]

there will never be another singer anywhere near as good as Mario Lanza was.The clutches of Hollywood was to destroy him, but he bounced back in Italy.. what a beautiful family he had, all so pretty and handsome. The worst thing too was his wife dying from a broken heart.4 children left with. o parents, now three of them have passed away too.Mario,s voice will go on forever.

[@fionamurray6792]

The day after Mario died all 4 of his children came to school, Marymount, and as his eldest daughter's best friend (Colleen) I was surprised at this. The Lanzas lived in Via Bruxelles... In the villa built for Generale Badoglio.... Which was very close to where my family lived. Consequently, from 1957 to 1959 I went over many times to their villa and played with my schoolmate. I was totally unaware at the time that I would meet one of the most inspirational tenors of the era.... But I was only 9 years old! Both Betty and Mario seemed very loving parents and cared for their children very much. RIP Mario, Betty,Colleen, Damon and Mark. ELISSA.... you are a courageous lady. Fiona Finn

[@jan-olovandersson1884]

@@fionamurray6792 I was with with My grandmother in Oxelösunds cinema Saw " THE Greta Caruso" with M Lanza . I was 8 now older ..att 16 I discovered A Einstein.. both fantastisk Human men ---You ought tog listen ! ? To Them Diferently ! Jan-Olov A

[@gilliansherlock7211]

No other voice will do he was amazining

[@ianhopkinson7603]

The fantastic voice of Mario Lanza the American Caruso

[@РозалияХасанова-щ9н]

Его пение завораживает, хочется слушать бесконечно!

[@RobertSJHu]

Aloha Mario Lanza !!!!!! You are an awesome tenor~~~sing so compassionately from your heart and soul~~~ I feel your emotions deeply !!!! Bravo !!! Your fan, me ke aloha pumehana, Robert S.J. Hu August 31, 2020. R. I. P. Mario Lanza ~~~~God's gift of song to the world !!!!

[@opaulamorgan4265]

The emotion, the strength, the beautiful voice of Mario Lanza!

[@ursmue1937]

The incomparable M.Lanza inspired more people to classical music than any opera singer.

[@zuraiashvili8647]

+ursmue1937 such a shame he died so young, without fulfilling his dream to sing in the opera.

[@ursmue1937]

Benny Hill The work of M. Lanza has long been recognized worldwide Maria Callas declared in 1973 in Giovanni Viglione: "Mario Lanza was the successor to Caruso, and my biggest regret is that I never had the opportunity to sing with the greatest voices I have ever heard" . Bass Nicola Moscona who recorded in 1950 with Mario Lanza under the direction of maestro Peter Herman Adler , the sextet from Lucia di Lammermoor for the film The Great Caruso , said at the end of the recording: "This is the largest tenor with which I have sung " . Placido Domingo said: "Mario Lanza was the most romantic lyric tenors. His voice had a dramatic impact. It is for me an absolute reference " . In an interview on French television December 12, 1984, Pavarotti said: "For me, the three greatest tenors of the world were, Caruso, Gigli and Lanza" The critic Charles Osborne wrote in a study entitled " The Art and Voice of Mario Lanza ": If he had lived elsewhere in Hollywood, where at another time, or both, Mario Lanza was a serious rival for Corelli or Gigli, or even Caruso. I heard over great opera houses and famous tenors, Nessun dorma ... and Di quella pira , much less well sung. " February 28, 2013, during his "Little Italy" concert at the Zenith in Pau, Roberto Alagna paid tribute to Great Mario Lanza , interpreting one of his unforgettable songs: The Loveliest Night Of The Year . Roberto Alagna said, "It is by seeing films like The Great Caruso , shot by superstar tenor Mario Lanza I took the virus of opera. " "If Mario Lanza had not existed, the modern world would never have known the existence of the Great Caruso" , liked to tell his students the Spanish tenor Alfredo Kraus in his master classes. Maestro Sir Antonio Pappano , artistic director of the Royal Opera in London, said in 2016, in an interview posted on KZbin that can be seen by typing "Pappano we Lanza ' ' Lanza was not only A master of vocal technique, but without doubt also, with Caruso, the most famous and influential tenor. " To name a few: March 15, 1984, at the Royal Albert Hall in London, José Carreras returned to Mario Lanza tribute by dedicating a concert entitled "With A Song In My Heart" , in which he played His most famous opera songs and tunes. On February 25, 2012 a new 52-minute video was posted on KZbin. This video, made by a Russian company, reports (in Russian) the main stages in the career of Mario Lanza through numerous film clips and concerts, including interviews with Eddy Lovaglio , author of "Mario Lanza, una Voce an artista "(Azzali Editori, 2002). In London an honorary chair at the Royal Opera House , carries a plate name. In January 2006, where a commemorative plaque was placed in front of the Royal Albert Hall where Mario Lanza gave two fabulous recitals 16 and 18 January 1958. In 2016, it is Ireland , with the concert The Loveliest Night Of The Year honoring Mario Lanza for the 57th anniversary of his death (Cork Opera House October 20, 2016). usw.

[@gabryc.3004]

ursmue1937 GRAZIE GRAZIE per aver scritto tutte quelle cose su Mario Lanza alcune le sapevo... non tutte. Sono cosi contenta che ci siano ancora tanti fans..una così bella voce deve essere ricordata per sempre GC

[@Annamaria-iq1wy]

Come è possibile cantare con tale sentimento che si avverte fortissimo nella voce di Mario e nello stesso tempo pensare che lo stesso uomo sia prepotente ed arrogante come sostenevano alcuni suoi detratori. Quello che trasmette la voce di Mario non si può fingere neanche volendo e molti hanno provato ad imitarlo ma lui resta UNICO nella storia della musica!

[@nancyhalvorsen3271]

He is lip cyncing

[@phyllistropea4400]

I would love to see more mario lanza movies

[@lauraspotti4183]

Madama butterflyyp

[@brynjarhoff-lr6hw]

What a voice..and this is from 1958-9. After hearing this old movies a have to change my opinion about to days (20.century) tenores.

[@rob-boticscalisthenicshome6355]

The man that introduced me to opera. What an introduction.

[@beatricebacon7745]

He is very incredible singer, what he had was really God greatest gift. and he is my number one favourite singer

[@ВалентинаПаршина-ф5д]

... Разве не прелестен Марио? На всех языках, что доступны певцу, он открывает всё новые и новые стороны своего таланта♥️♥️♥️🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏

[@eliocarierielio.carieri1558]

Il miglior tenore di tutti i tempi seguito a ruota da Enrico Caruso

[@martynshenton4]

An unbelievable voice. I'm coming on 79 but years ago (definitely not now) I remember making love whilst listening to his voice many times. Tis only a memory now. Mores the pity .

[@RobinHood-yy3nq]

Ahah I no

[@phyllistropea4400]

Mario had. A fantastic voice.

[@bralingii1635]

Grew up listening to him. Such a shame he died so young.

[@tonno699]

Lanza Lanza Lanza grande personalità, grande voce!!!

[@gary72carol61]

Love this guy, amazing talent. If you asked him to sing a weak note he simply could not do it, he only knew perfection.

[@Cocus62]

La Voz más prodigiosa que haya existido!!! Grande Lanza!!!

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

The chandelier shook from Mario's high range voice.

[@richardsantostefano718]

Fantastico!!!

[@joanamonserrat6801]

Mario Lanza , uno de los mejores tenores. Del siglo XX.

[@FeatherRobert]

When he is on song his top notes soar into heaven.

[@robertconti4937]

He will be missed, but he will always be in my heart.

[@aetion]

October 7 1959 - 2024, Mario's 65th memory of death. I thank him for having brought me to the opera. RIP.

[@damianogaeta3750]

MAGNIFICENT !!!

[@ernestoross]

Every voice teacher will appreciate 3:20-3:40. Funny! And, Bravo Mr. Lanza!!

[@sabrinadubois2614]

Ernesto Rossi I’m curious. What is funny?

[@ИринаМалафеева-ы6ш]

Его голос -"безразмерный"! Проникает в сердце, греет душу, ласкает ухо.!

[@edgarleivagarcia7375]

Magnifico

[@milasch1]

ПРЕВОСХОДНО !!!! Голос ! Темперамент! Артистизм ! Лучший тенор 20-го века !!!

[@romanchomenko2912]

Ukrainian and Italian are two languages suited for Opera singing and Ukrainians did produce superb singers .

[@アカペラの帝王]

ありがたいですね。貴重な映像。６９年前、私の生まれた年の映画です。天才マリオ・ランザの発声練習が聴けるなんて！感激です。歌を志す若い人は、必見、必聴して、見事な、実に基本に忠実な美しく豊かな発声法を真似てください。チャンスです！

[@brunaazzurra]

bello , con una voce d'angelo e artista come pochi altri .

[@peterfernandezrizzo1905]

That is a truly amazing and beautiful high C. He makes it sound like its an A or something.

[@ГРИГОРИЙПЯСЕЦКИЙ]

"Скажите девушки подруге вашей..." - Это, ЕГО бессмертное исполнение знают и любят во всем мире, но не каждый знает, что слова для такой безмерно душевной песни родились у истинного, влюбленного в жизнь Итальянца, судьба которого была так коротка и трагична, как и у лучшего ее Исполнителя... Марио хоть вкусил всех прелестей великой Славы, а тот, почти безвестный автор вечных, и в то же время простых слов, в конце войны был казнен за колаборационизм, - но его Песня, наперекор всему, все-таки получила Бессмертие ! - Что-то в ней такое есть, что своим трагическим надрывом чувств заставляет и нас сопереживать тем сердечным порывам его тоскующей Души, которые и подарили нам ее Творение...

[@ТатьянаОрдина-ю6и]

Непревзойдённый певец! Ещё не родился равный этому голосу!

[@GkFn]

Каждое время рождает свой "непревзойденный" голос - Энрико Карузо, Марио Дель-Монако, Марио Ланца, Лучиано Паворотти. Мы просто не слышали пеацов до Карузо. Звукозаписи не было.

[@bacassa]

One of the Greatest!!!

[@edshannon4426]

"The" Greatest!!

[@RobinHood-yy3nq]

The one

[@sergey8732]

the most

[@LanzaLover2]

Magnificent!!!!

[@andrewparis4060]

Except for Enrico Caruso, Mario Lanza was the greatest tenor who ever lived

[@juneduffield8735]

So true. Mario's voice was wonderful.

[@emmalancaster2013]

Yes!

[@equine2020]

It's said Lanza was the incarnation of Caruso. He was born on the day Caruso passed.

[@juanprc10]

Caruso, Gigli, Bjorling, Di Stefano, Lauri Volpi, etc.

[@davidwebber9511]

Yes great tenors but they never had the voice or the versatility of lanza. Jussi was the only who came closes but he still lacked excitment in his voice and was not a big voice

[@terrietackett8964]

Spectacular range!!

[@pepsiq210200]

Regular range for good opera singers :)

[@DrRhyhm]

@@pepsiq210200 I like how people know nothing about singing go around talking about range. Every trained male singer have at least a good two octaves plus couple of notes. It's more about how you use it.

[@bradleymonroe6443]

I like Mario Lanza's high notes. I just try to sing like him.

[@reinaldofunes5473]

EL.MEJOR.TENOR.DE.TODOS.LOS.TIEMPOS.SI.DUDA.ALGUNA

[@ВалентинаВасильева-к3ю]

💯👍 Не сомневаюсь!!! Лучший тенор!!!

[@ИринаМалафеева-ы6ш]

Единственный и неповторимый!!!

[@kfoster3616]

IMO - So sad they placed him such dorky films. Mario was incredible!

[@gigiinsulana4814]

MARIO INIGUALÁVEL.

[@НадеждаАфанасьева-и2н]

Фильм 1949 г. "Любимец Нового Орлеана" Марио Ланца !

[@christineokosun]

Where I can get the full movie? 😢😢😢😢😢. Mario Lanza with the golden voice.

[@apparecidaribeiro7408]

Não me canso de ouvir essa voz, linda demais.!!

[@brainharris359]

You can still get this movie. Many years ago it was also called peppie.

[@dianaaljadeff2983]

I have the movie The toast of New Orleans

[@bacassa]

AWESOME!!!

[@victorgomez1653]

Gracias !!!!!

[@ItsCharlotteL]

Does anyone know the song Kathryn Grayson is singing at 6:20? I have been trying to find a full version for a long time

[@christineokosun]

Umbra leggiero by Giacomo mayyerbear. You can get the score in the PRIMA DONA BOOK

[@КираМелитина]

Его можно слушать бесконечно.

[@joep8787]

What sets Lanza apart from other Tenors was that when he sang, he sang like a kid who's just discovered how to ride a bike or do a back flip; he can't help but show off. He never held back; where most singers never give you 100%, he sang as if each note would be his last. Some of his covers are a bit over the top, as if he were on steroids. Check out his version of "Oh Holy Night". It sounds like it's being sung by a crazy man. Some opera buffs think that Lanza was overly emotional in his singing.

[@katrinarosales805]

NO DEBEMOS OLVIDAR QUE LA GRAN MAYORIA DE LAS RENDICIONES DE LANZA CONOCIDAS , FUERON PARA SUS PELÍCULAS, LAS CUALES NO FUERON HECHAS PARA CRÍTICOS DE OPERA, SI NO POR UN CARÁCTER SENSACIONALISTA PARA VENDER Y DAR A CONOCER LA OPERA DESDE UN PTO. DE VISTA COLECTIVO. CHE GELIDA MANINA DE 1949, FUE UTILIZADA EN EL GRAN CARUSO, y es una de las rendiciones mas sobresalientes de tenor alguno y no fue hecha con caracter sensacionalista y fue comparada con otras rendiciones de grandes tenores, se dice que en una ocasión BJORLING,dijo que fue la mejor rendición que había escuchado.

[@seadrifter8975]

Lanza had baritonal qualities to a voice that also rang like a bell very unusual for a lyric spinto ?

[@MaxdeSantana]

Light lyric voice

[@rosannarisi622]

Lyric Spinto!!!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@pamelapraderawagner8442]

WOW. . . . . ♡♡♡♡♡♡ ESTES DONDE ESTES EN EL UNIVERSO. .

[@MoTheCat3]

Velvet on the ears!

[@ЮрийБакиев-н7и]

☆❤☆❤☆❤☆🎙🎁🎼🎶🎵🎶👍👍👍 СПАСИБО ! / 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺/.....Надежда .

[@evamuller3977]

Mario Lanza einmalige Stimme!

[@marinarassin4231]

Now where is the whole movie?

[@gracielahaberer3996]

Mi primer y gran amor !!!!

[@JackiePhillipsTheSocialPet]

Is that David Niven as his friend?

[@wrongfullyaccused7139]

: yes

[@jamescarroll4341]

The Italians are probably the best singers on the planet when it comes to this type of music The Master is so well

[@PaulyT999]

E sounds in the higher register are more forced. The O sound is much more natural

[@georgeignatiou983]

"It''s magnificent!"

[@guedouarandree9285]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ferencbuth1809]

Csodàs💞💕

[@Agorante]

Lanza died young but he got much better as an artist towards the end of his young life. He has much better style and musicality towards the end. Here he betrays his lack of good coaching. The music departments at MGM allow him to butcher the music. Normally a guy with this much talent would study for years before he hit the concert or opera circuit. Mario was prematurely whisked away to Hollywood. But he was always inherently musical. He got better.

[@elizabethmcinally436]

Thanks for letting me know about this and 3

[@valentinagreen4293]

Э

[@DrRhyhm]

I mean he was playing a student here. He has to play bad.

[@edwardkerrigan5356]

You are showing you ignorance here. Why do people persist in this 'lack of training' rubbish. He studied singing assiduously for seven years (ten if you count his three years in the military) with some of the finest teachers. Koussevitsky was so impressed when he heard him that he gave him a full scholarship to The Berkshire School of Music at Tanglewood, Mass. He spent sixteen months with Enrico Rosati (teacher of Gigli, among others.) He started his concert career about that time and was well on his way to his operatic career by the time the Hollywood Bowl event (his 200th concert, incidentally) was set up for Louis B. Mayer to hear him. Even then, the contract with MGM was for only six months a year, with the other six months free for him to pursue his operatic ambitions. This didn't happen though, because much to everyone's surprise, and to the chagrin of most of MGM's directors, who did not share Mayer's enthusiasm for the project and expected Lanza to flop, his films were immediate smash hits. Consequently he got caught up in the maw of the giant MGM publicity machine and no time was available for his other career. All he managed was two performances as Pinkerton in Madam Butterfly in 1948 in New Orleans. He had many invitations from opera houses over the years and at the time of his death was in negotiations with The Rome Opera to open their 1960 season, but this was not to be. Anyone who knows anything about singing can attest to the quality of the voice and to his innate musical sense. In many people's opinion he would have been among the greats of the opera scene had things been different.

[@edwardkerrigan5356]

@SHICOFF1 There is a CD of concerts with the Bel Canto Trio. The Traviata and Butterflyduets with Frances Yeend are very fine.

[@nancymiller4557]

What a waste. He died at too early of an age. ASI recall it was a burst appendix. What a talent!

[@Julia-kimbo14]

It was a Pulmonary embolism. As you say what a waste, and Amazing voice.

[@joaquimbarros5218]

My nele é boa artista já sua MÃE TAMBÉM O ERA A TANTOS ANOS ATRÁS QUE EU VI ALGUNS FILMES COM SUA MÃE EU ERA UM JOVEM RAPAZ E VIA ESTES FILMES NA MINHA CIDADE ONDE EU ESTAVA TRABALHANDO E POR FIM ATÉ ABITEI JÁ SE VÊ NO MEU QUARTO PAZ A TODOS QUE ME AJUDARAM A TER AQUELE TRABALHO .

[@ИринаМалафеева-ы6ш]

Какая красота!!!!

[@jamessatariano]

Ирина Малафеева malta murder

[@realemiele.franco736]

I fall asleep... and I'm Mario.😎 I wake... definitely NOT mario.🙄😖 But, i try. 😂😂😂🎵🎶🎵🎵🎶🎶

[@cristovaomendoca8164]

Last aria?

[@baishihua]

M'apparì, tutt' amor kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqrZdGp3Z76ig9U

[@wrongfullyaccused7139]

No equal.

[@johnmorris6110]

to all you connoisseurs is a movie, for heaven's sake. some comments on Superman's feats please?

[@Michaelbos]

Never,Stan to fools, unless they can sing themselves.

[@MrSkylark1]

THE LAST OF THE THREE GREAT TENORS

[@HLLTAF]

Last song?

[@denisotello6474]

Mapari tutto amor

[@aim4331]

So sad

[@aim4331]

So talented full of passion and die at the beginning of his life

[@FranciscoSantamaria389]

O MERITO DE GIGLI É QUE 30 ANOS ANTES JA ERA UMA UNANIMIDADE. GIGLI JA RIVALIZAVA COM CARUSO MAS SEMPRE DIZIA QUE ELE QUERIA SER APENAS UM BOM GIGLI. DESTA FORMA NAO PRECISOU DA INDUSTRIA DO CINEMA AMERICANO E CANTAVA COMO NINGUEM AS CANÇÕES POPULARES SEM DISTANCIAR DE SUAS ORIGENS FATO QUE NAO ACONTECIA COM MARIO LANZA , POIS , AO CANTAR MUSICAS EM SEUS FILMES ERA EVIDENTE O RETOQUE ROMANTICO DOS CANTORES POPULARES DE SUA EPOCA NOS ESTADOS UNIDOS MAIS ERA SEM DUVIDA UM SUCESSOR DE GIGLI

[@NormaClermont]

Fue un excelente tenor

[@albertomarchionni4092]

All of his records was done on one take.

[@ТатьянаВоронцова-ы2л]

Kathryn Grayson.

[@emmalancaster2013]

As beautiful as her incredible voice.

[@denise2045]

was al mijn favoriet in de jaren 60 van vorige eeuw !!!

[@istvanszabo1471]

BRAVO.,. Maxim point . 12..-24. point.

[@annereilley4892]

Sadly, the maestro's other student is teaching violin to Jack Benny.

[@catrinapodberesky385]

❤💞❤ 🎶

[@polplancon2620]

Ombre légere from the opera Dinorah by Meyerbeer. It can also be found in Italian (as Ombra leggera)

[@joerock1079]

Greatest voice ever