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The first recordings of the great Sicilian born Italian tenor Giuseppe Di Stefano. This was recorded in Switzerland in 1944 with just a piano accompaniment. Enjoy the sheer beauty of the young Di Stefano's voice.. + Informações

Giuseppe Di stefano singing Vesti la giubba from Leoncavallo's Pagliacci. + Informações

RAI Telecast. + Informações

Giuseppe di Stefano (24 July 1921 -- 3 March 2008) was an Italian operatic tenor whose career spanned from the late 1940s to the early 1970s. He was also known for his long association with Maria Callas, with whom he performed and recorded many times, and with whom he was briefly romantically involved. It is the opionion of many that di Stefano had perhaps the most beautiful natural voice of any tenor in recorded history. Of course he is also infamous for his regression in his technique; his consistent heavy pushing through the passaggio and beyond caused him to lose most of his vocal beauty by the late 60-early 70s. Here in a live concert sometime in the 1950s, Pippo sings the popular Italian song 'Core 'ngrato'. This is before his voice started to deteriorate, and one can clearly hear how beautiful it was in his early days. Rest in peace Maestro, we will miss you.. + Informações

due canzoni napoletane "Passione" e "Na sera 'e maggio" cantate da Giuseppe (Pippo) Di Stefano (Motta Sant'Anastasia, Catania, 24 luglio 1921) è stato un famoso cantante lirico italiano la cui carriera è stata brillante, dagli anni '40 fino all'inizio degli anni '70.. + Informações

Giuseppe di Stefano (24 July 1921 -- 3 March 2008) was an Italian operatic tenor whose career spanned from the late 1940s to the early 1970s. He was also known for his long association with Maria Callas, with whom he performed and recorded many times, and with whom he was briefly romantically involved. It is the opionion of many that di Stefano had perhaps the most beautiful natural voice of any tenor in recorded history. Of course he is also infamous for his regression in his technique; his consistent heavy pushing through the passaggio and beyond caused him to lose most of his vocal beauty by the late 60-early 70s. He sings here a rendition of 'Che gelida manina' from La Boheme. A well known 1950s studio recording. The voice is still beautiful here. Di Stefano's Che gelidas are the most satisfying renditions to my ears. In my opinion, he does even better Che gelidas in live performances. Rest in peace, Maestro.. + Informações

Italian tenor Giuseppe Di Stefano sings Leoncavallo's Mattinata. + Informações

Giuseppe Di Stefano canta E lucean le stelle da Tosca. + Informações

Cesare Andrea Bixio, Mamma. Recording, 1944. + Informações

???????? ?? ??????? "????? ?????" ???? ?? ?????? ??????? ???????? ?? ??????? 1944 ????. ??????????? 23 ????. ? ???? ??????? ?????????? ??????, ?????????? ?????, ? ???????? ?????. ????????? ? ???? ???????, ? ????? ?????, ? ????? ?????*. ???? ???????, ????? ??????, ?, ??? ????????? - ??????????? ?? ?????. ???? ???????? ?? ????????, ? ????? ?????, ? ????? ?????*. *????? ????? - ????? ??????? ? ????????? ????????? ?????? ? ????? ??????? ??????? ???????? ? 1849 ???? Giuseppe Di Stefano canta "Santa Lucia" all'età di 23 anni (1944) Text: Sul mare luccica L'astro d'argento, Placida è l'onda, Prospero è il vento. Venite all'agile Barchetta mia, Santa Lucia, Santa Lucia. Con questo zeffiro Così soave, Oh, come è bello Star sulla nave. Su passeggeri Venite via, Santa Lucia, Santa Lucia. music: Teodoro Cottrau, lyrics: Teodoro Cottrau year: 1849. + Informações

Original Broadcast from BBC2 26th Nov 1973 Royal Festival Hall, London. Giuseppe di Stefano accmp. Ivor Newton Vainement, ma bien-aimée (LE ROI DYS, Edouard Lalo) Part of the recital with Maria Callas. This recording is not of my property, It belongs to BBC and their partners who originally aired it. I understand that it might be removed and its fine by me; I'm not making any profit out of this video.. + Informações

Pippo very young 1944.singing demonstrating his wonderful technique. Before he started spreading on his top. This from the Pearl Fishers sung in Italian is beautiful. + Informações

London 1961... thanks gilliebest. + Informações

Giuseppe di Stefano (24 July 1921 - 3 March 2008) was an Italian operatic tenor whose career spanned from the late 1940s to the early 1970s. He was also known for his long association with Maria Callas, with whom he performed and recorded many times, and with whom he was briefly romantically involved. It is the opionion of many that di Stefano had perhaps the most beautiful natural voice of any tenor in recorded history. Of course he is also infamous for his regression in his technique; his consistent heavy pushing through the passaggio and beyond caused him to lose most of his vocal beauty by the late 60-early 70s. Here he sings the aria 'E lucevan le stelle' from Puccini's Tosca. This is a 1950s studio recording, his best studio version in my opinion. His best ever Tosca performance in my opinion was the live 1952 Mexico City one with Callas. The role of Mario Cavaradossi is usually meant for a lyrico-spinto/spinto voice, but if sung correctly, a lyric tenor can also produce an amazing effect. Di Stefano portrayed one of the best Marios of all time in my opinion, even though he was but a lyric tenor.. + Informações

THIS PROJECT IS RESERVED ONLY FOR THE GREATEST! Think so? Please comment! Giuseppe di Stefano, Tenor (1921-2008) Giacomo Puccini - Tosca Recondita armonia (Recorded 1953) My personal opinion: The most natural voice in the history of tenor singing. If he sang, you could wrote down every line. That´s all I have to say about "Pippo" - and it´s enough! His voice spoke for itself! THE COMPLETE OVERVIEW: GO TO "ALL SINGERS IN THIS LIST". + Informações

Lensky's aria from Eugene Onegin "kuda vy udalilis" sung it Italian. from a live concert in Chicago. cir 1962 Sorry the sound isn't so good. As far as I know he never recorded this in a studio so this is kinda Rare. Selections from this broadcast are not presented as a definitive record of Mr. Di Stefanos art. This was a broadcast from late in his career when his voice was well past its prime. I present this only as a record of one of his later concerts. I agree that it is certainly not his best singing. However we can still hear something of his style and there are moments when it is still quite moving and there is quite an impressive use of dynamics. What cannot be captured on these or any recording is Di Stefanos great Presence on stage and his immediate and sometimes intimate report with an audience. Needless to say it takes more than a great voice to make a great artist. + Informações

A te, o cara, amore talora Mi guidò furtivo e in pianto; Or mi guida a te d'accanto fra la gioia e l'esultar. Al brillar di sì bell'ora, Se rammento il mio tormento Si raddoppia il mio contento, M'è più caro il palpitar.. + Informações

The amazing Giuseppe Di Stefano singing in the most perfect way "O Sole Mio" conducted by Herbet Von Karajan after a perfomance of Die Fledermaus in Vienna on 31 December 1960!! AM-AZ-ING !!And the audience loved him!!. + Informações

Amazing :D. + Informações

"Callas London Farewell Concert" Royal Festival Hall, London, 26th Nov 1973, accmp. Ivor Newton cf.O mio babbino caro / ?????? (Gianni Schicchi, G. Puccini) ? www.youtube.com ? Maria Callas ??????? 1923 - 1977 USA?France ? Giuseppe Di Stefano ??????????????? 1921 - 2008 Italy tenore cf.HQ?Giuseppe Di Stefano?Gounod:Faust - Salut! demeure chaste et pure ? www.youtube.com ? Georges Bizet ????????? 1838 - 1875 France Carmen ? The libretto is by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy, based on the novella of the same title by Prosper Mérimée, first published in 1845, itself possibly influenced by the narrative poem The Gypsies (1824) by Alexander Pushkin. Mérimée had read the poem in Russian by 1840 and translated it into French in 1852. The opera premiered at the Opéra-Comique of Paris on 3 March 1875, but its opening run was denounced by the majority of critics. ???????????????????????????????????? To rightful claimant ? if I have to delete it, please comment. This animation is reproduction from ??????(nicovideo). This was made by ?????. The original place of this animation ? www.nicovideo.jp ??????????? ? "Callas London Farewell Concert" Royal Festival Hall, London, 26th Nov 1973, accmp. Ivor Newton. + Informações

???????? ?? ??????? "?????? ????????" ??? ?????? ????????? ?????, ????? ????? ????????. ? ????? ?????? ???????, ??? ????????? ????, ??? ???????????? ?????? ??? ?????? ? ???? ? ??? ?? ????, ??? ????????? ???? ? ????, ????? ????????? ????. ?? ????? ???????????? ?????? ???????? ? ?????? ??????, ???????? ?????????; ??? ?????? ?? ????????. ???????? ?????????; ??? ?????? ?? ????????. ? ????? ????????? ?????? ???????? ?????. ?????, ??????? ????????, ??????? ????? ? ??????????? ????. ? ??? ??? ??????? ? ???????, ? ?? ?? ????????? ????? ???? ? ????, ????? ????????? ????. ??????? ???, ?? ???? ???? ??????, ?? ?? ???????, ? ?????? ?? ?????????. ?? ???????, ? ?????? ?? ?????????. ?????? ? ????? ???????? ?? ???????? ???????? ? 1920 ???? Text: Sotto la gronda della torre antica Una rondine amica, Allo sbocciar del mandorlo è tornata. Ritorna tutti gli anni, Sempre alla stessa data, Monti e mare essa varca per tornar. Solo amore Quando fugge e va lontano Speri invano Ma non torna più, Speri invano Ma non torna più. Nella penombra dolce della sera Passa la primavera. Cinguettano le rondini nel volo, Ebbre di luce e d'aria. Ed io son triste e solo; Monti e mare tu non varchi per tornar. Mia piccina, Fosti tutta la mia vita; Sei fuggita E non torni più. Sei fuggita E non torni più. music: Vincenzo De Crescenzo, lyrics: Vincenzo De Crescenzo year: 1920. + Informações

Tribute Toscanini. + Informações

Giuseppe Verdi, Messa da requiem. 2. Séquence, 2.7 Ingemisco - Qui Mariam - Preces meae - Inter oves NBC Symphony Orchestra, Arturo Toscanini, conductor. Rec, January 27, 1951. + Informações

???????? ?? ??????? ? ??????? ???????. ???? ?????? ? ????? ?? ????? ????? ???? "????? ???????". ?????: ?? ?? ?????? ????????? ??????, ?????? ???? ????????? ????, ???? ????????? ??? ????, ?????? ???? ??????? ?????! ?? ?? ?????? ????????? ??????! ?????: ? ?????????, ??????, ????? ???? ????????? ????, ??? ?????? ?????? ??? ?????? ?? ????????, ? ??????? ? ?????? ?? ???????! ? ????????? ?? ????, ??? ?? ??? ? ??! ?????: ? ???????? ???? ????? ????????? ?? ?????????? ???? ???????, ??... ?????? ?????, ???... ??????????, ??? ?? ?, ?????? ???, ?????????? ?? ?????? ??????? ?????: ? ??????? ?????? ????? ????? ? ?????? ????? ?????????? ?????! ? ????? ????... ? ??????? ???? ??? ??????, ???? ????? ?????? ???? ?? ????! ?????: ??? ???????... ??? ???????? ???... ?, ???? ????????, ??! ?? ?????? ????????? ??????! ?????? ???? ????????? ???? ???? ????????? ??? ????, ?????? ???? ??????? ?????! ?? ?????? ????????? ??????! Giuseppe Di Stefano and Rosanna Carteri sing the duet of Nadir and Leila from the opera "I pescatori di perle" ("Les Pêcheurs de perles") by Georges Bizet. NADIR: Non hai compreso un cor fedel, Allor che l'ombra ascesa in ciel, Stava quest'alma estasiata Ad ascoltar la tua voce amata! Non hai compreso un cor fedel! LEILA: Me ne sovviene, o cor fedel, Allor che, l'ombra ascesa in ciel, Io palpitava inebriata Di voluttà non pria sognata! Me ne sovviene, al par di te! NADIR: Promesso avea la tua vergin corona Con un sospiro non profanar, Ma... dell'amor, ahimè ... non mai lo strale .... + Informações