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Riccardo Stracciari sings Core 'ngrato
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2009
- One of the great Italian baritones singing the well-known Neapolitan song by Salvatore Cardillo "Core 'ngrato." Riccardo Stracciari (1875-1955) had a rich baritone voice with great projection which recorded very well in the acoustic recording period (pre-1926). This acoustic record side was recorded in 1918 and issued on Columbia Symphony Series 49522. As with all the records I am posting here I am playing this on my wonderful restored portable Columbia. I improved my audio recording capability, so I think this sounds better than my previous attempts. I do hope you enjoy!
Core 'ngrato (Salvatore Cardillo 1874-1947)
Catari, Catari,
Pecchè me dici sti parole amare,
Pecchè me parle e 'o core
Me turmiento Catari?
Num te scurdà ca t'aggio date 'o core, Catari
Nun te scurdà!
Catari, Catari, che vene a dicere
Stu parlà, che me dà spaseme?
Tu nun 'nce pienze a stu dulore mio
Tu num 'nce pienze tu nun te ne cura
Core, core 'ngrato
T'aie pigliato 'a vita mia.
Tutt' è passato
E nun'nce pienze cchiù!
Catari, Catari,
Tu nun 'o saie ca'nfin'int' a na chiesa
Io so' trasuto e aggio priato a Dio, Catari.
E l'aggio ditto pure a 'o cunfessore:
I' sto a fuffrì
Pe' chella llà!
Sto a suffrì,
Sto a suffrì, nun se po' credere,
Sto a suffrì tutte li strazie!
E 'o cunfessore ch'è persona santa,
M'ha ditto: Figlio mio, lassala sta', lassala sta'.
Core, core 'ngrato
T' aie pigliato 'a vita mia.
Tutt' è passato
E nun'nce pienze cchiù!
Wow. I am stunned. I have loved Stracciari since my voice teacher Cornelius Reid suggested he was his favorite baritone. As Rosa Ponselle said "Now THAT was a baritone." This voice filled any space (that was acoustic) with plenty of power and ring but I think the impression he left was a voice of rare beauty. And it just keeps coming at you! Thank you so much for posting this treasure.
Stracciari is my favourite baritone (apart from my teacher). I have his whole Rigoletto - just awesome.
absolutely heart wrenching. one of the baritones with whom i was introduced very in my life. thank you. mike
Such a sublime, heartbreaking recording of this beautiful song! Although I'm a bit surprised to discover that Stracciari recorded it, the fact that it is a great interpretation comes as no surprise at all. Such deep feeling, without a trace of vulgarity! Beautifully, beautifully sung!
My favorite version of his piece, bar none.
Thanks!
che goduria!!!!! nella voce baritonale si perde un po di squillo ma il morbido velluto con cui stracciari dipana la melodia fa venire i brividi!!!
He would be the Emperor of the Baritones today
Thanks for posting.
Regarding the commenta about the A flat, I was in Rome in the 50's when Stracciari was still teachig. One of his students told me he could still sing a B flat.
I love this performanc. Could you kindly "The Evening Bells are Ringing". It is stunning.
Thanks-John
Friend - this is a stunning performance. There is a song sung by RS called
"When the Evening Bells are Ringing" which is one of the most glorious thinbngs I have ever heard. Could you post it?
With highest regards-John
I'm very glad you enjoyed this, Mike. This is indeed a very moving rendition. One of my favorite records!
An A flat is not too difficult for a baritone like Stracciari, especially in those years.
Stunning singing.
Riccardo Stracciari recorded a song called "When the Evening Bells are Ringing".
Could you please post it?
Thanks-John
gigante .