JEROME HINES SINGS - MEPHISTOFELE ARIA 1963
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Jerome Hines-The Trumpet shall sound.mp4by OscarLevant16,283 views- 3:20
Jerome Hines-Why do the nations.mp4by OscarLevant11,624 views
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Jerome Hines-O Isis and Osiris.mp4by OscarLevant12,178 views
- 8:02
VERDI - SIMON BOCCANEGRA FINALE (PARTE SECONDA)by olaig1005,695 views
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11 years old Dmitri Hvorostovsky singing Rodina Slyshitby TheDmitrilover6,143 views
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Jerome Hines sings Old Man River at age 74by OscarLevant11,595 views
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JEROME HINES-BASS-HOME ON THE RANGE.wmvby sarastrone323 views
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Arrigo Boito: Mefistofele Finaleby intermezzofan10,053 views
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TUCKER-HINES-COSTA SING -FAUST TRIOby TAUBERFANLEHAR22,008 views
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Jerome Hines sings Go Down Mosesby dorje19752,307 views
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Jerome Hines-Serenata (Tosti)by lukebrainard20069,459 views
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Basso JEROME HINES - Don Carlo - "Ella giammai m'amò"by lido2008ve985 views
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Don Carlo Duet - Cesare Siepi & Jerome Hinesby primobaritono32,311 views
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Jerome Hines-Faust serenade1996.mpgby OscarLevant1433 views
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Jerome Hines sings the Lord's Prayer from I Am The Way.by OscarLevant11,520 views
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Jerome Hines-Mefisto's serenadeby lukebrainard20062,807 views
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Jerome Hines sings Without a Song.mpgby OscarLevant1243 views
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Pamela South, Jerome Hines, Marcello Giordani - Faust - Trio & Finaleby tommyopera650 views
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Jerome Hines sings I Am The Wayby lukebrainard20061,850 views
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Giulio Gari Tribute-Jerome Hines (old man river)by giuliogari3,984 views
@piasecznik I agree. I've always preferred the Boito too...much more diabolical and satisfying dramatically.
arpeggio1358 5 months ago
Nothing against Mr. Hines, but listening to this I really start to realize how much more genuinely diabolic Arrigo Boito's Mefistofele opera is. This is children's play compared to Boito, no matter who the singer is.
piasecznik 11 months ago
Good heavens, was there really a time in which great opera singers could be heard regularly on commercial TV and be taken seriously? That's a rhetorical question:). I remember the "Bell Telephone Hour," although I was very young (born in 1959). AND my parents received the "Firestone Christmas Albums" each year. Between these and the "Bell Hour," I developed a love for operatic singing that remains powerful some 40-plus years later:) --
stevevandien 1 year ago