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  • Stracciari was a magnificent baritone -- immaculate technique and marvelous phrasing. The notes emerge like a string of pearls.

  • Lovely singing! TY.

  • She did keep her sound scuro which is good. Most coloraturas over lighten the voice. This is excellent singing.

  • Excelentes voces acompañadas de buenas imagenes

  • Wow, what a voice is Barrientos'. Brava!

  • I'm not sure what "a coloratura with a wide body" is. Barrientos, a very chic person, was never overweight.

  • I am going to correct the video, I could say she had a wide voice being a coloratura. I have retouched her pictures and I has been. she was slim, at least when she was young.

    Thanks for the comment.

  • Oh, I see. You meant that her voice was unusually wide-bodied for a coloratura. That is true.

  • mainly in those days when a lot of coloraturas, very good all of them, sounde like canaries. I refer the body of her voice.

  • What a great coloratura Barrientos is, and what can one add about Stracciari that has not already been said--he is magnificent even past his prime. Also delightful is the duet as performed by Pons and De Luca. Thanks for posting.

  • Actually, Stracciari is perhaps only slightly past his prime here.

  • Riccardo Stracciati was only 44 in 1919. He remained on stage until about 1940 and even made some recordings in the 1950s. His final high note is a bit strained here, true, but he still had many years of fine singing in him.

  • thanks

  • I made the correction.

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