Don Carlo Duet - Cesare Siepi & Jerome Hines
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I must agree that I prefer Siepi to Hines.
However, if I were to name a few of the best basses in the past century, then they'd be on the list. And luckily, there is room for both Hines and Siepi in the universe.
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SIEPI , THE BEST IN THE WORLD !!!
Il più grande basso al mondo.
Irripetibile!!
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Two titans! :) Wonderful!
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I took some lessons from Mr. Hines when he was in his seventies. He still had a voice like a house. He continued to study and learn to the end.
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@primobaritono : also 1952 from the MET Tucker, Rigal, Barbieri, Silveri and the real surprise Hines as the king and the legendary HANS HOTTER as the inquisitor u can imagine this duetto between them
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RIP Siepi - a true great!
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THEY ARE TOO GOOD. INCREDIBLE VOICES
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Two Great , jump tipsy
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Both so young and already great...
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wow.....just wow. I woulda killed to see this production. Siepi AND Merrill, not to mention Jussi and Hines "rounding it out" Who was the Prima Diva. IF you say Tebaldi I'm going to cry haha
redsox2213 3 years ago
Unfortunately no. Della Rigal was Elisabetta I believe and Fedora Barbieri was Eboli.
There's another splendid Met Don Carlo from 1956 I believe with Hines as Phillip, Eleanor Steber, Richard Tucker and Ettore Bastianini.
primobaritono 3 years ago
I heard Hines very late in his life singing exerpts from 'Boris" in Minneapolis, at the University of Minnesota. His voice was still beautiful. I can't imagine what it was like in his prime. Unfortunately, I was never able to hear the great Italian live. Is this from a recording that is still availalbe?
Ruffiello 4 years ago
It is rather hard to come by ,but it is still available. Check Amazon , there are two private sellers offering it.
primobaritono 4 years ago
What is wrong with people ? Seriously , how can one rate this singing less than 4 stars ?!?!
primobaritono 4 years ago