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  • A legjobbak közé tartozik.

  • This is how I think Mozart's music should be interpreted! I'm deeply impressed. The Hungarian language may aswell be authentic since Mozart was of Austrian-Hungarian birth.

  • welch wundervoller klang. ein lyrischer bass.nicht so schwarz, wie viele profunde bässe.

  • I had a luck to her in live as Sarastro from "The magic flute József Gregor and Mihály Székely, too. Both performance were a WONDER OF SINGING, and all the two times I was in trouble with my tears. Thank, You, HUNGARIAN BASSISTS!

  • Gyönyörű hang !

  • Egyszerűen gyönyörű hangaja van Gregor Józsefnek és mi magyarok igazán büszkék lehetünk rá! :-)

  • József Gregor really was not a typicall bass. He had unbeleivable high register too - just see, how many times he sang Falstaff.

    But his low register was powerful and wide - he sang Pomade which requires a Db...

    If u wanna see him singing with a darker voice, check his other recordings. In this case he did not WANT to sing as dark as when he sang Osmin or Ol man river.

  • It's so beautiful it makes me cry.

  • Koszunom annak aki felrakta , nem birom ki konnyek nelkul...

    Az egyik legnagyobb magyar operaenekes volt!/ hanem "a"/ Rengeteg nagyszeru magyar enekes van, szerte a vilagon!

  • Superbe voix de basse chantante, pas très profonde mais très bien conduite. Son Sarastro est très crédible plein d'humanité,

    émouvant+++

  • Egi zene, egi hang.Koszonom Gregor Jozsef!

  • Fantastic - to hear a basso with such natural forward voice.

  • Wonderful... That arie was the one that made me turn towards classical music at the age of six. The whole opera is a magic, but with Gregor, it's even better! Or now, I have to say that it was, unfortunately...

  • Bravo Józsika! Too bad that you had to go so young!

  • fantastico,una voz hermosa

  • very nice

  • I think a pitch of 44 Hz can be regarded as bass...

  • my favorte part of the entire opera.

    i read somewhere (cant remember) a quote about this part of the opera.

    basically it said the only song GOD would ever sing would be this one piece.

    :)

    its fantastic...

  • Picapin!

    I had to agree with someone who called you an idiot.If this is a "light baritone" for you,then you don't know nothing about operatic voices.

  • Wonderful. I did really like this great bass. He sang with his powerful voice without making dark the voice as many do...

  • But maybe the character has to have a dark voice doesn't he?

    He is powerful in the first part but when it's low, he is not powerful. For me saratro has to be a bass not a light baritone. But I like the hungarian version

  • Well, you don't know him, but if you listen to his performance in Mozart's 'Escape from the Serai' or rather 'Elopement from the Serai', you will change your mind :-). He is a true bass and I heared him sing live 'Largo' from Handel's Xerxes. It was amazing and I will never forget.

  • Die Entführung aus dem Serail

    (The Abduction from the Seraglio, or Il Seraglio)

  • You should go a doctor checking your ear...or may be not to write silly comments

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