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  @luisamericomartinez674513 сағат бұрын

  Una de las voces más bellas oídas en la lirica...ha traspasado las épocas....gratitud para ti Jussi....

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  @michaelmcgrailengland3 сағат бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Luis.

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  @moishemillerrКүн бұрын

  If that’s really live, it’s beyond impressive! It’s the best Nessun Dorma he’s ever done, I think

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  @michaelmcgrailenglandКүн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Moishe. It's a great performance by Jussi and definitely live.

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  @user-fw3el4gr3oКүн бұрын

  Caruso foi o tenor dos tenores! Até mesmo tenores gigantes como Pavarotti e outros, reconheceram o seu dom especial!

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  @michaelmcgrailenglandКүн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment.

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  @lawrenceallen65082 күн бұрын

  A wonderful selection Michael. Great work and superb sound. ❤

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  @michaelmcgrailengland2 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your kind words Lawrence, glad you like the selection.

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  @giulioamitrano35032 күн бұрын

  Tutte belle interpretazioni, tranne una. Schipa sopra di una spanna su gli altri per la pura poesia che evoca la sua straordinaria arte di cantare con leggerezza e penetrazione del suggestivo luogo che evoca. Di Stefano urla sempre anche se con una bellissima voce. Corelli con cuore e gusto. Lanza è pressoché inascoltabile già dall attacco, voce strozzata in gola, qualche acuto senza dare senso a ciò che canta, pessimo

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  @michaelmcgrailengland2 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Giulio.

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  @giulioamitrano35032 күн бұрын

  ​@@michaelmcgrailenglandgrazie a te

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  @kaloarepo2883 күн бұрын

  I prefer Wunderlich as his appears the most effortless, he hardly breaks the surface at any point though he does "massacre" the final words "soave piu" -doing a kind of "Joe Biden" slur of the words - but Wunderlich was not a native Italian speaker after all. The incomparable Kathleen Ferrier would be next and then Schipa. More contemporary male soprano singers would be even better and much much more authentic as this aria was written for a castrato -Senesino I think!

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  @michaelmcgrailengland3 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment. I like them all for one reason or another but my personal favourites are Enrico Caruso and Kathleen Ferrier.

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  @gersomperez72823 күн бұрын

  Jussi Bjorling, su voz es una caricia al alma

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  @michaelmcgrailengland3 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment with which I fully agree.

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  @olofalriksson24645 күн бұрын

  Jussi is absolutely number 1! thanks for posting these, absolutely fantastic!🥰🥰

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  @michaelmcgrailengland4 күн бұрын

  It's my pleasure Olof, thank you for listening, glad that you enjoyed it.

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  @CHARLESEDEOGU-r8w6 күн бұрын

  Oh what a good reproduction of an old predigital era recording.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland6 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment. I spend a long time trying to give these old acoustic recordings a more up-to-date sound and the occasional comments I receive from listeners such as yourself who appreciate the improvement makes it all worthwhile, thank you.

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  @Angharad3296 күн бұрын

  Me quedo con Bjoerling, maravilloso!

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  @michaelmcgrailengland6 күн бұрын

  Good choice. Bjorling and Caruso are my own favourites.

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  @vickiw33356 күн бұрын

  I had a radio program while at University, called “Her Mistress’s Voice” and Jussi’s “Amor ti Vieta” was my entrance and exit music!

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  @michaelmcgrailengland6 күн бұрын

  Happy memories Vicky.

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  @vickiw33356 күн бұрын

  Thank you SO much for this and for posting the four versions of “O Helga Natt”. I first heard his voice my sophomore year at University and it changed my life forever. Are you a JBS-USA member? I have the privilege of now being on their Board of Directors.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland6 күн бұрын

  It's my pleasure Vicky, thank you for listening, I'm glad that you are enjoying some of my videos. Three tenors share first place at the top of my list of favourites, Enrico Caruso, John McCormack and, of course, Jussi Bjorling and I started my KZread channel in order to help to preserve their names by uploading recordings with improved audio in the hope that younger listeners might find them more acceptable. I read in Anna Lisa Bjorling's biography of Jussi that in the 1930s the American entrepreneur Charles Wagner agreed to be Jussi's manager because he felt that his voice had the best qualities of Caruso and McCormack, so my three favourites are a nice mix. I'm not a member of the JBS-USA. I'm actually in the UK. but I wish every success to your organisation.

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  @vickiw33356 күн бұрын

  The most beautiful renditions you will ever hear. Check out the Jussi Bjorling Society-USA! We adore him!

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  @michaelmcgrailengland6 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Vicky. I uploaded the 1959 recording a few years ago and when I started colourizing the old black and white photos I did an updated version with improved audio, an added, spoken, Christmas greeting from Jussi and an on screen translation to English. If you would like to watch the video the link is kzread.info/dash/bejne/nKl7ssWkpZWtmMY.html

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  @edisonmacarini44637 күн бұрын

  Caruso o melhor de todos

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  @michaelmcgrailengland7 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment.

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  @CBSalsberg8 күн бұрын

  I believe the greatest sopranos were Flagstad, Ponselle, Tebaldi, Callas, and Sutherland, in order of their birth. Whenever I have listened to versions of an aria on KZread sung by both Tebaldi and Callas , I have liked the Tebaldi version better.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland8 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening.

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  @CBSalsberg8 күн бұрын

  Wunderlich and Domingo don't belong here! They are just not good enough!

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  @michaelmcgrailengland8 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening.

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  @suzannejarosh14948 күн бұрын

  Bjorling, Caruso, McCormack (voice a little thin for me)

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  @michaelmcgrailengland7 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Suzanne.

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  @twraven111 күн бұрын

  My grandfather sang with the Met Chorus for 40 years during the golden age of opera. I was born into singing and Jussi has been in my life for my entire life. I have never heard this concert. I can’t make out from the photo who the conductor is. Thanks for this enlightening video,

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  @michaelmcgrailengland11 күн бұрын

  It's my pleasure, thank you for listening and for your interesting comment. The photo is of the NYPO playing at Carnegie Hall but it's not the orchestra that played at the Sibelius Memorial Concert, it's just to give an indication of how things would have looked at the concert. The conductor on 8th Dec 1957 was Martti Siliä. The full concert included a complete performance of Symphony No4 and another piece, E Saga, Op.9.

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  @manuelcarvajal951411 күн бұрын

  All of them great singers and each person has his or hers favorite!!! The song is so beautiful!!! My favorites are Pavarotti, Bjorling and Caruso !!

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  @michaelmcgrailengland11 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Manuel.

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  @goranandersson11 күн бұрын

  I think he is among the best if not the best one, the beauty of sound and his immediately recognizable voice. Swedish television was going to make a series of programs with Jussi but unfortunately he died before this happened.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland11 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Goran.

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  @richardneedham213412 күн бұрын

  In a class of his own. I wonder if audiences realised this at the time?

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  @michaelmcgrailengland12 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Richard. It's a good question, but many these days certainly regard him as one of the best, if not the best ever.

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  @nikname167212 күн бұрын

  Богатейший тембр, Карузо и Ферьер два уникальнейших голоса не наслушаться! Карузо великий и непревзойденный, все краски жизни и стоны живой души! И великолепный вокал, что, впрочем одно без другого и быть не может.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland12 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment.

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  @Rosangela16114 күн бұрын

  Welcome!! Beautiful and nostalgic melody. All the performers in this post are excellent. Each one in its own way and style. Thank you dear Michael, I return to my distant childhood.Your selection of performers, music and photographs is very beautiful. I congratulate you dear friend. Applause and warm regards.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland14 күн бұрын

  Hello Rosa, thank you for listening and for your kind words, I'm really pleased that you enjoyed the video and I hope that you are keeping well at the moment. My brother stayed with us last week for a couple of nights and we spent most of the time returning to our distant childhood, talking about things from then that we've talked about a thousand times before. Warm regards and best wishes for good health to you.

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  @Rosangela16111 күн бұрын

  ​@@michaelmcgrailenglandCongratulations! I also really enjoyed the visit of two of my daughters and grandchildren. I also wish you good health, happy days and success in everything you undertake.

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  @soavemusica15 күн бұрын

  Jussi Björling, a great operatic tenor, was also a great Sibelian singer. This is astonishingly beautiful.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland15 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment I'm glad that you enjoyed it.

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  @JudahCub198115 күн бұрын

  As a huge fan of Mahalia Jackson, it’s great to hear two of the Golden Age vocalists that influenced her own style of singing inspirational ballads - Enrico Caruso and Madam Ernestine Schuman-Heink.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland15 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your interesting comment.

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  @scwtenor15 күн бұрын

  oops, I think he was born in 1865 :)

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  @michaelmcgrailengland15 күн бұрын

  Good man, thanks for that, I'll kick myself later!!

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  @gordonbitting165916 күн бұрын

  This record will live with me forever. All praise to Enrico Caruso

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  @michaelmcgrailengland16 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Gordon.

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  @albertogallo875217 күн бұрын

  La voz de Caruso está más allá de lo humano. El y Fleta fueron los dos fenómenos vocales y artísticos más extraordinarios en la cuerda de tenor del siglo XX y de lo que va del XXI. Dios los do to para ser oídos y admira dos a través del tiempo.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland16 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Alberto.

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  @giovanelliartistmanagement394017 күн бұрын

  Cantare le canzoni napoletane vuol dire entrare in un universo particolare, nel quale la lingua la fa da padrona, e quindi la dizione. Pochi tenori sono riusciti a interpretarle come si deve, per mancanza di base linguistica, vedasi Pavarotti ad esempio, del tutto estraneo a questo mondo. Caruso ha la potenza drammatica ed il giusto linguaggio, in lui colgo la disperazione senza rimedio. Ottimo Lanza a parte qualche sbavatura di pronuncia. Corelli è uno dei miei tenori preferiti, ma qui, mi spiace, è fuori parte. Adoro Tucker e la performance è buona, ma lontana dalla napoletanità. In quanto a Pippo, quando voglio ascoltare la perfezione, parlando di questo repertorio, mi rivolgo a lui. Qui è mesto, misurato, giustamente dolente senza alcuna enfasi, una meraviglia ! Grazie Michael !

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  @michaelmcgrailengland16 күн бұрын

  It's my pleasure, thank you for listening and for your interesting comment.

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  @patriciagordon16017 күн бұрын

  Thank you so much for this, Michael - another brilliant compilation. I enjoyed all the versions - yes, Caruso is magnificent and your technical work brings out his excellence. But I also love Di Stefano and I was very moved by his performance in this very emotional piece. Thank you again.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland17 күн бұрын

  It's my pleasure Patricia, thank you for listening. I'm glad that you like the video and, actually, even though the Caruso and Di Stefano recordings are very different, they are my personal favourites

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  @patriciagordon16017 күн бұрын

  @@michaelmcgrailengland I agree that they are very different but I also love them both. What are your thoughts on Bergonzi - I love him, too. One of my absolute favorite vinyl LPs is Arias and Songs of the Italian Baroque with Bergonzi accompanied by Felix Lavilla -I never get tired of it.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland16 күн бұрын

  @@patriciagordon160 Bergonzi was certainly a great tenor but I haven't really listened to him. Years ago I ended up with some favourite tenors and basically listened to them and collected their recordings. I suppose at that time Bergonzi was a bit too recent for me but I shall put that right and include him next time I do a mixed compilation. Thanks for recommending him.

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  @patriciagordon16016 күн бұрын

  @@michaelmcgrailengland - He was one tenor who did “manage” his voice so it lasted quite a long time. I heard him in person after he had retired from staged opera but still sang concerts - he still sounded wonderful. I have my little “cadre” of favorites, too, very similar to yours, and Bergonzi and Wunderlich are among them. Thank you again for your charming commentary.

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  @Jim-xf3im18 күн бұрын

  Wow

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  @michaelmcgrailengland18 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening Jim, glad that you enjoyed it.

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  @Sokx4118 күн бұрын

  Although I was a fan of Bjorling starting in the late 1950, the recording that most pleased my ears was that of Caruso and Ancona for its balance of voices and softness of tone quality, perhaps in part due to the recording technology of that era.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland18 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment.

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  @ralphmonaco68819 күн бұрын

  Bella

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  @michaelmcgrailengland18 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening again Ralph.

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  @lawrenceallen650819 күн бұрын

  Caruso was KING and still remains so. His voice is just so MAJESTIC and there is no one to come near him.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland19 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening Lawrence, this is one of my favourite Caruso recordings.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland13 күн бұрын

  Hello Lawrence. In my KZread recommended videos yesterday was one of an Australian tenor called Lawrence Allen and I thought "I must tell Lawrence that he shares his name with an Australian tenor". However, I now know that you share much more than your name. For some reason, perhaps just something like the spelling of "favourite", I thought that you were in the USA, I don't know if you are still singing but, in my opinion, back in 1984 you were a top class tenor, absolutely brilliant, and after all the nice things you've said about my You Tube videos over the past few years, it's nice to be able to return the compliment. How could you fail to be good with Caruso as your inspiration!!

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  @lawrenceallen650812 күн бұрын

  @@michaelmcgrailengland Hello Michael, I am so humbled and flattered to receive your comment and it is nice to be recognised and of course also for the wonderful restoration work you’ve done. You have (with technology) been able to give the world an indication of what the great singers of the past really sounded like. Caruso has been my idle since I was a boy for I grew up in a musical family who sat around the piano and sang on Sunday evenings before television and listened to the singers on vinyls. I also had the fervent support of Australia’s two greatest tenors namely Ronald Dowd, who became my closest and trusted friend, and Donald Smith - I’m sure they are both known to you. Incidentally I had a work colleague at JC Williamson Theatres Ltd here in Melbourne, who heard and witnessed our King of tenors Caruso on a number of occasions including his very last performances of La Juive at the Met. His name is was Claude Kingston( referred to as Mr Kingston in the Firm) and who died in the late 1970’s). I will never forget what he told me of the experience witnessing Caruso’s performance that night in La Juive “all the singers were of high quality BUT Caruso dominated and was something else above them all”. Mr Kingston wrote a book “ It don’t seem a day too much”. He was the Firm’s Director responsible for all the great artists that in concert and opera, performed in Australia from Melba through to Sutherland/Pavarotti( 1965 Williamson/Sutherland Opera Season) . There is so much more I could say but I would be rambling on a bit. Again Thankyou so much Michael and I look to your up and coming work with ongoing interest. You are a marvel.👏👏👏

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  @user-fw3el4gr3o19 күн бұрын

  Encata a voz suave e melodiosa de Joan Sutherland!E Caruso não tem rival!-'

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  @michaelmcgrailengland19 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment.

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  @leonardopizzella783419 күн бұрын

  Todos grandes tenores. Caruso es una cosa de no creer y si bien es la grabación más antigua y el sonido no es el mejor se nota que le quedaba chica. El puede hacer lo que quiera con su técnica y su voz. Corelli y Lanza grandes voces sin duda pero mucho para esta cancion. Pavarotti y Tucker mucha técnica para cantar algo que debe fluir mas sencillamente. Por último y no soy justamente de los grandes admiradores de Di Stefano, es en él donde encuentro la mejor versión cantada con esa voz natural y un sentimiento más a flor de piel, y aunque no pone énfasis en su caudal de voz pero si en la belleza de la misma es la más bella de todas las versiones.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland19 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Leonardo.

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  @frankodesandy468818 күн бұрын

  Yes,,Caruso brings me thrills, Giuseppe brings me tears, Lanza brings me both.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland18 күн бұрын

  @@frankodesandy4688 Thanks for listening Franko.

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  @judysummerell203820 күн бұрын

  This was played at my husband's funeral in January,2024. It was a duet that he loved.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland20 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening Judy.

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  @judysummerell203820 күн бұрын

  My pleasure,Michael.

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  @judysummerell203817 күн бұрын

  Michael,I meant to add that I love the duet also.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland17 күн бұрын

  @@judysummerell2038 That's great Judy, thanks for your message.

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  @judysummerell203817 күн бұрын

  Are you English Michael? I live in Sydney,Australia.

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  @KSfan4ever20 күн бұрын

  What a treat to listen to this wonderful compilation. This is a great example of how some singers are better at Baroque style than others, despite all of them having truly magnificent voices. "Ombra" requires great vocal control especially on the exposed entrance note which must be sung softly and spot-on in the center of the pitch, no scooping, and then gradually crescendo. Only Ferrier and Wunderlich nail it.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland20 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment, I'm glad that you enjoyed the video.

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  @faannel826821 күн бұрын

  Gedurende my jeugjare was my gunstling Gili

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  @michaelmcgrailengland20 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Faan.

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  @rosysetti571821 күн бұрын

  Voci Meravigliose Indimenticabili Tutti Da Caruso Schipa Gigli Corelli E Tutti Gli Altri Nei Nostri Cuori Per Sempre Orgoglio Dell' Italia Nel Mondo.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland21 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Rosy.

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  @aslogbergman827021 күн бұрын

  Hi, sorry, but "tree out" is the wrong translation. "Träd ut" means 'step out' (of the harp). The word "träd" sure means tree but of course sounds totally silly. (I am an Aslög myself and have heard about this aria all my adult life. Nice.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland21 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for the helpful information Aslog. I couldn't find a proper translation and, although some of the google translation was obviously wrong, I decided that it was better than nothing. Thanks again

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  @user-gc1qn8yr9n21 күн бұрын

  Todos tenemos favoritos. Pero los fanatismos son injustos. Disfrutemos de estos grandes y los que no están, están en nuestra memoria y también fueron grandes para la historia del canto.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland21 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening Nestor and I certainly agree with what you say.

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  @hornshrink21 күн бұрын

  Michael McGrail, my cup runneth over !! I have for some time looking to revisit this famous concert with its prime 1957 Jussi, but to have your hand upon it, and replete with lyrics and photo gallery is just incredible. I went first to "Flicken kom ..." and am listening to the whole concert as I write. What a document! (One ??: I was always under the impression that it was Mitropoulos conducting the NYPhil on this occasion. I guess I stand corrected.) No words suffice to thank you for this extraordinary contribution to the Bjorlling legacy, Michael. And for those just becoming acquainited with this part of the Sibelius repertoire, I do strongly recommend the 'definitive performances' of Jorma Hynninen recorded in the original piano version (complete), and the selections of the orchestrated versions. They are remarkable documents.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland21 күн бұрын

  It's my pleasure Marc, thank you for listening, I'm really pleased that you like the video. I'm pretty sure that the conductor was Martti Siliä as his name is given on the Carnegie Hall performance history and I've put a link below to the web page. I'm not familiar with Jorma Hynninen and I'll have a listen later. The Carnegie Hall page is at www.carnegiehall.org/About/History/Performance-History-Search?q=&dex=prod_PHS&page=2&event=11185&pf=Jussi%20Bj%C3%B6rling_

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  @danielshea267614 күн бұрын

  Thanks for these comments hornshrink, especially your mention of Jorma Hynninen I heard him several times in Finland, also at Chicago Lyric (Don Carlo, as I recall) and have many of his CDs. Also am glad that I heard Björling 4 times in NYCity: first as a teenager (1955 duets with Tebaldi at Carnegie Hall0, then Ballo at the Met '56, also recitals in '56 and '59). Dan Shea, JB Society member.

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  @albertogallo875222 күн бұрын

  Bjorling, ahhhh Bjorling.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland22 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Alberto.

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  @lauralauren643222 күн бұрын

  Oh great. Where was this performance? He sings in Swedish so i get what he sings about. A Forgotten NATIONAL TREASURE. Thank you. Shared .

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  @michaelmcgrailengland22 күн бұрын

  It's my pleasure Laura, thank you for listening and for sharing the video. The concert was actually recorded in New York's Carnegie Hall on 8th Dec 1957 which would have been Sibelius's 92nd birthday.

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  @shicoff139814 күн бұрын

  @@michaelmcgrailengland This Dec. 8th Concert was his last concert that year on his 1957 USA. Tour. The sound quality is excellent and singing as you'd expect from Jussi of high polished musical perfection. Carnegie Hall is also very good as for acoustics also, as I have heard several different singers there, when I attended concerts in NYC. making special trips to N.Y.C to hear them.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland13 күн бұрын

  @@shicoff1398 Thanks for listening and for your comment, I hope that you're still coping OK with your health problems.

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  @shicoff139813 күн бұрын

  @@michaelmcgrailengland Thank you, I'm getting along the best I can!

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  @sheilamillar22 күн бұрын

  So different, what drama and tragedy in these songs. Finally sat down to watch on tv KZread, the photos are terrific. Incidentally, was about to send you a wee message to say I had heard something by Tito Schipa which reminded me of all the lovely compilations you make for us. Don’t often hear him on R3. Thankyou so much for this latest offering and especially for the translations and photos, a lot of work I guess!👏👏

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  @michaelmcgrailengland22 күн бұрын

  It's my pleasure Sheila, thank you for watching/listening, I'm glad that you like the video. It does involve quite a bit of work but I enjoy it and the new eyes help a a lot, just need some new ears now!!! I used to listen to the radio a lot and recorded some great music over the years. Not just classical but loads of Folk, Country and Jazz mostly from Radio 2 but also a lot from the Irish radio. Terry Wogan's breakfast show sent me off to work with a smile for many years. I seldom listen to the radio now, there's so much music on the internet but in some ways it's not quite the same, it was nice to hear the announcers like Allan Keith on Your Hundred Best Tunes, I listened to it just about every week until he retired at about age 90.

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  @sheilamillar22 күн бұрын

  @@michaelmcgrailengland yes Sunday night used to be a great radio night , I think David Jacobs took over from Allan Keith. I love KZread and Spotify and with my fancy hearing aids can listen directly into my ears when I’m out with the 🐶! But Radio 3 still delivers, however I access it. After I listened to your JB, KZread popped up with an amazing Stockholm 1985 concert with some of the greats paying tribute to him. Mostly past their best but still wonderful!

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  @mariomazzi789424 күн бұрын

  Caruso, basta!

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  @michaelmcgrailengland24 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Mario.

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  @LolCon-jd6zk24 күн бұрын

  All are wonderful, GIGLI on this aria is on another level 👍👍

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  @michaelmcgrailengland24 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment.

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  @sheilabloom673527 күн бұрын

  Heartbreakingly beautiful, both her voice and Gluck’s music. Love this opera.

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  @michaelmcgrailengland27 күн бұрын

  Thanks for listening and for your comment Sheila.

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  @user-ls8ke8eq5l27 күн бұрын

  O to see him live on stage

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  @michaelmcgrailengland27 күн бұрын

  Thanks for also listening to this one David. On one of my videos a lady tells how she saw Jussi on stage in London in the 1950s and after the performance she was outside when Jussi came out and got into the back seat of a waiting car. She jumped on the rear bumper and banged on the window. Jussi turned round and blew her a kiss.