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Part II - Your Favorites: CESARE SIEPI

THIS PART IS FOR YOUR FAVORITES! Please discuss this artist with your comments! Cesare Siepi, Bass (sometimes reffered to as Bass-Baritone) (born 1923) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Le Nozze di Figar...  
 
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tomzoricic (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Legendary and the best italian basso and perhaps the best basso in general
minnie888444 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks for posting. Glad you added Siepi to your collection.
Beautiful voice color, strange staccato here.
minnie888444 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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1954
Scala977 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Yes. Siepi sang Don Giovanni with Furtwaengler at Salzburg for two consecutive years, 1953 and 1954.
MissLadyboy007 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks for adding Siepi to the list. He is by far my favourite bass. :)
VelikiKlek (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Without going into details about which I know nothing, I can say that I prefer Siepi to Pinza. Just a matter of taste, though I like Pinza also.
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I have to respectfully disagree with your comparison of Pinza and Siepi. I am a fan of Pinza, but I feel that he was not as consistent of a singer, as Siepi was. Pinza does have these moments of a god among men, but then there are moments where he sounds like a street singer (a Cappuccilli syndrome) You also commented that Pinza was a better musician. This is strange because Pinza himself admitted that he couldn't read music, but had to learn by rote. I enjoy your posts, but I have to disagree.
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Welcome back,Mike! Great to see you again..Siepi was the singer who made Don Giovanni one of the opera roles whom I would always like no matter who's singing it..Excellent choice..Dark beautiful bass..a good vocal actor better in characterisation than Nicolai Ghiaurov. Yup,I agree his Sparafucile wasn't memorable but I think the Verdi roles he recorded were not as memorable as the Mozart ones because of the sound rather than him..I prefer his Filippo to Ghiaurov's..He's more dramatic..
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Great bass voice, and good choice IMO.
100Singers (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Actually Siepi didn´t sing Figaro 1953 in Salzburg with Furtwängler - I´ve made a mistake. You´re absolutely right, it was Erich Kunz and the live-recording was dated August 11th 1953. Sorry for this, immediately I will correct my fault in the sidebar. Thanks a lot, Mike

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