Mario Lanza - Qual Occhio Al-Mondo from Tosca

;D enjoy.

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• Occhio
• Al-Mondo
• Tosca
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• operatic
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[Etnalleb]

Yoni; Where in the world did you ever get this recording? I thought i had every-thing Mario ever recorded but i've never heard this before it was just amazing as always even though he crooned down at.59 his voice was clear, piercing and full.. simply the best. Ty so much for posting this rarest of gems

[Yoni89]

a little birdy sent it to me. :)

you're welcome, enjoy!

[amanavoice]

This is fantastic. I haven't even know this audio-document exists. Thanks for sharing it. If you have more please, please post it.

Thank you :-)

[Yoni89]

Can't share all my rares. :P

[TheInquisitive4Ever]

Lovely voice...

[Michaelbos]

God, the Great Mario lanza. If he ever got a chance to start his full opera stage carrer, he would have been one of the greatest of the Met and beyond.

[lanzanut]

Even a 1 minute recording sends shivers down ones spine, such passion emoted in such a short recording just proves how great he was, the opera world was robbed of what would have been the most dramatic passionate tenor ever heard or seen. Other tenors may have been a little more technically trained but Mario was unique and gave everything to his adoring public,any doubts watch his performance from the LOndon Palladium in 1957 for absolute proof.

[posyfab]

Wow this knocked me out! This is my favorite part of the duet in Tosca.

His voice is so full of emotion. Thanks for uploading this.

[morgan4581]

Mario Lanza aveva una voce d'oro. Peccato che è morto giovanissimo...riposa in pace caro Mario....

[ronaldo190172]

Fabulous

[operamat]

Mario Lanza es el "padre" de todos los demás tenores que vinieron: Pavarotti, Plácido y José Carreras.

Su influencia lírica y su poderosa y hermosa voz , permitió que la ópera fuera conocida en todo el mundo y posibilitó el surgimiento de estos 3 tenores famosos, que iniciaron sus carreras admirando e imitando al gran Mario Lanza.

La ópera le debe mucho a este tenor norteamericano...

¿Cuándo será realmente reconocido por su inmenso aporte a este arte magnífico que es la ópera?

[tagliavini]

I heard Calleja in London in 2006 at St John's Smith Square and was hugely disappointed. There was something lacking though I admire his technique and the way it reminds us of a puted Golden Era. I have also heard Aragall, Pavarotti, Domongo and Carreras live and although I am very appreciative of Calleja, I will not praise his uncritically because vocally and technically I have heard better

[TheInquisitive4Ever]

Based on my limited 2D exposure, it seems he's got no problems in terms of technique and range (in comparison to the hooted, throaty and pushed sounding hispanic tenors). The timbre of his voice is lovely. For some reason he reminds me of the young Pava but such a comparison would be unfair for both Pava and Calleja. If he's got enough zeal and industry, he'd make his mark in the opera world. I sense a great potential in him. Let's hope for the best.

[TheInquisitive4Ever]

Not yet. But it's on my agenda. So far I like him (based on limited 2D exposure). I am anxious how he sounds in 3D and in a role.