C'erano molti tenori bravissimi con voci meravigliose. Poi arrivò lui. Bello come un divo di hollywood e con una voce unica grandiosa. Ciò nonostate sempre alla ricerca della perfezione. Ed è stato perfetto in tutti i suoi ruoli. Non ti possiamo dimenticare caro il nostro Franco Corelli.
He is 50 years old here and is so magnificent and handsome as well. What a gift to this world. Even Pavarotti paid tribute to him stating he had " vocal chords of steel" Thank you for posting my favorite tenor, Peter Gibbons, greatly appreciated.
Corelli non era un uomo da fazzoletti,era l'antidivo per eccellenza.Bravissimo Franco,non ti scorderemo MAI.Grazie per il tuo canto,per la tua meravogliosa voce.
Un improvviso cantato in modo celestiale,tecnica,suono,cuore e permettermi ....anche ogni muscolo del suo viso ha cantato ...ha espresso il massimo della sua partecipazione.Mai più ci sarà secondo il mio parere un così grande poeta delle note.Franco sei stato una meravigliosa realtà della nostra lirica.Ora R.I.P. noi che ti abbiamo amato ci penseremo a tenere vivo il tuo ricordo
Maybe he is for the italians, who for many is the way to sing for a tenor. As for correct vocal-line and the bel canto way of signing, he don't come near the greatest SINGER, BJÖRLING. Corelli had power over björling nothing else!
@@Kjuken69 Please, Björling the best? People should stop comparing one with the others. They all had their strengths and weaknesses.It is always in the ears of a listener and their preferences..... given the high number of Italian tenors with different voices and style it is not smart to assign Corelli to the "Italian way" of singing. What can be said is that voices like his could typically blossom in Italy.
Franco Corelli, grande tenor, um dos maiores de todos os tempos. Belissima voz, tecnica e interpretação perfeitas, brilho e elegância impecáveis. Te amaremos pra sempre!! Gratidão!
My IT fellow went over the entire concert and brightened up the picture and the sound all remaining faithful to the original performance. I hope you enjoy it
Ogni volta che ascolto per l'ennesima volta un tuo canto... Anche se so che ho già commentato più volte ....è irresistibile il desiderio di scrivere ancora e ancora l'ammirazione e decantare le tue innumerevoli qualità!!!!!!! Non puoi non urlare : CHE MERAVIGLIAAAA❤❤❤❤❤
This remastering is excellent! The whole concert is as new! Wonderful to actually discern Corelli’s facial expressions including smiles! With gratitude from Sweden
@@kneeman66 I wish! Pavarotti had the media on side. Even now I’ve never heard a Corelli on the radio in England. ( of course, this doesn’t mean he has never been played) . Perhaps, a musical-history student, in the future, will see this video, and get curious, and produce a biography...
@@maggiedeveney actually I had thought about producing one comparing Corelli and Del Monaco to try to give it some interest. If you actually look at Corelli's life it was pretty dull from what I have read aside from his performances of course which isn't all that bad but doesn't make for an interesting documentary
@@kneeman66 think about his life before opera and then the transition from naval engineer to singing with Callas. That’s interesting! The nerves? His wife. The tensions there. The affairs. Lots there for a great movie. His last few months were tragic, like any opera he sang. I gleaned all this from Rene Seghers book, and three others. I thought there was lots there for a movie...
The most accomplished, magical, talented tenor of all time. Beautiful, effortless, perfect with wonderful volume and colour to his voice and always inspired interpretation. Thank you Franco! But where is Andrea Chenier???????????????
Au summum de sa voix . Ampleur , étendue , sostenuto , phrasé limpide diction claire et des " bascules" sans falsetto. L'un de ses plus grands récitals , quelle capacité de projection pour couvrir l'orchestre , il rejoint là et égale à mes " oreilles " Del Monaco . Stratosphérique . F
Il vero held tenor... Grandissimo una voce superba.. Gli acuti sono lame che fendono l aria e la presenza scenica e ineccepibile... Un tenore così oggi non esiste. Quelli di oggi sono pippe affogate
Thank you very much for remastering and uploading this wonderful concert. I had the good fortune to see him live as Manrico at Salzburg Festival 1962 (Trovatore).
Thank you so much for this remastered video of the great Corelli!. I was fortunate enough to hear him several times at the Metropolitan Opera in the 1960’s and hearing him now in your video, I am reminded that he was indeed incredible.!!
I heard Franco Corelli and Lisa Albanese in concert with the NY Philharmonic at Lincoln Center in April, 1966. on my first date with the woman I would marry. The Rock Hudson of Opera, I couldn't take my eyes off him - we were in the 8th row center! I think he is the best of the historical 20th C. tenors, even compared to Caruso and Pavarotti - there's a lyrical delicacy to his power and his beautiful voice!
@@djbiviano I reread what you wrote: You were in the 8th row centre!!!! You got to heaven before time! What a prize memory! I hadn’t heard of him two years ago, and now everyone else sounds lacking. I wish there was a recording of the concert you attended. Corelli is a singular artist. Thanks for your comments.
@@maggiedeveney Yes, indeed, I had died and gone to heaven! The concert was a 50th Anniversary Gala for the Ladies Garments Workers Union, a powerful political lobby. NYC Youth Commissioner, a friend of mine, could not attend, and gave me his golden tickets and ordered me to take her on a date! Here we were, unknowns sitting among the pols! :)
we would not have this magnificent voice to enjoy if dear Franco had stayed with the damned academic voice teachers whose aim it was (and is) to ruin great voices like this - thank you Franco for finding your own way - thank you for fighting for the clear booming expressive chest voice that opera was all about - modern singers give us no magic, no power -- it's depressing to listen to our modern 'great' singers who do not know how to sing
Fifty years later, Franco Corelli is still the greatest tenor, Franco Corelli (tenor) Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra Alberto Ventura ---------- Verdi: Questa o quella (from Rigoletto) Giordano, U: Un dì, all' azzurro spazio (from Andrea Chénier) Meyerbeer: Mi batte il cor … O paradiso (from L'Africana) Puccini: Che gelida manina (from La Bohème) Puccini: Ch'ella mi creda libero e lontano (from La Fanciulla del West) Massenet: Ah! Tout est bien fini... O souverain (from Le Cid) Capua: O sole mio Cardillo: Core 'ngrato Curtis, E: Tu ca nun chiagne Tosti: A vucchella
@@kneeman66 That is funny. One of the best reactions I have seen from the Japanese audience, is for, Love Of My Life - Queen in Tokyo Japan 1985. Even if you don't like contemporary music it is worth watching just for the audience. The Japanese generally seem to have very good taste in music.
Это вершина вокального искусства! Ф. Корелли - гениальный певец, безукоризненный, в зените своих творческих сил. Он - украшение всего человечества, всей Земли. Итальянцы должны были поставить памятник Корелли при его жизни за его великое служение искусству.
вы, вероятно не вкурсе, что большинство итальянцев не знают ничего о Корелли. Знают Паваротти,МДМ, а о Корелли знает очень узкий круг .... Это невероятно , но факт!!! К сожалению....
@@irinamalinina5695Ув., Вы, вероятно, не в курсе, что Ф. КОРЕЛЛИ 6-7 , работая в США, открывал сезон в ЛА СКАЛА, а где были знаменитые мдм и паваротти. К сожалению, Вы оказались не правы, факт !!!
50 anni non sono molti x un tenore Del Monaco ha cantato oltre i 60 purtroppo la malattia lo ha fermato ma ha inciso tre belle canzoni tra cui un amore così grande nel 1976 con grande successo dopo 6 anni è morto grande Mario tvb.
Ma qui c'è Franco Corelli. Mario Del Monaco è stato un grandissimo tenore ed io lo colloco sul podio con Franco Corelli e Giuseppe Di Stefano. Gli altri un gradino sotto. ❤❤❤
... says Zelmira who is, no doubt, an expert with a public reputation and knows all that there is to know about singing. Zelmira, what was you real name again?
Another this concert at youtube, maybe dvd version it's not fit lyp and sound perfectly. Belcanto society vhs is only fit lyp and sound. This video fit with lyp and sound perfectly. Thank you
@@JohnDavidDunlap Yours is a very blanket statement. Let's be more specific. Even tenors 10 years older than he is here wouldn't sing the Rigoletto arias as badly as he, and the rest is an exercise in "let's see how loud I can be" and not much else beside
I am hard put to choose between him and Del Monaco, but I slightly prefer Del Monaco simply because of his ability to go from oh so very soft and gentle to full force and back again in a moment. Apart from him I have only heard that in old 78 recordings of Gigli. I am hesitant to name any as absolutely unmatchable, because there are such wonderful voices from the earliest recordings from prior to records, and some them were clearly as great in their time if only the technology had allowed for it to truly come across. Also remember it is the entertainment business. There will have been those whose 'faces did not fit', who didn't have the right contacts. It was a very difficult business to break in to. Zanatello was stronger than Caruso and outsung him on stage in NY. The latter reputedly had mafia backing and it was ensured Zanatello wouldn't sing in NY again. He returned Italy and built an open air opera house with no microphones allowed, and stated "Only REAL singers will sing here". Caruso never did. He was good but not the best. He couldn't have made himself heard well enough at back of Zanatello's open air opera house. Zanatello went on to obtain moderate success but not that which he well deserved, because of not being able to work in NY. Del Monaco also used recordings of Zanatello to help train his own voice. Not a lot of people know that. Corelli was among the most magnificent though. I wish I could have afforded to travel and hear he and his peers live. In my now twilight years such memories would be wonderful to lose myself in whilst listening to their tremendous voices.
I took one lesson with Corelli in NYC. Not a word of English and a complete waste of tuition. Nice to meet him, but nothing was taught. Apparently he didn't harbor Lauri Volpi's sense of collaboration he so admired.
I studied with corelli a few times in n.y.c He spoke Italian and english learnt a lot, a great time in my life meeting and studying with this great.man. A very congenial and modest man, with an unbelievable voice. Was suppoosed to follow up with him in Italy unfortunately he became ill. Never got to see him again.
Non lo ha mai cantato. Il motivo lui stessa non l ha saputo spiegare, ma sicuramente era nelle sue corde vocali poterlo interpretare. Probabilmente non sentiva suo il personaggio
C'erano molti tenori bravissimi con voci meravigliose. Poi arrivò lui. Bello come un divo di hollywood e con una voce unica grandiosa. Ciò nonostate sempre alla ricerca della perfezione. Ed è stato perfetto in tutti i suoi ruoli. Non ti possiamo dimenticare caro il nostro Franco Corelli.
He is 50 years old here and is so magnificent and handsome as well. What a gift to this world. Even Pavarotti paid tribute to him stating he had " vocal chords of steel" Thank you for posting my favorite tenor, Peter Gibbons, greatly appreciated.
Non ci sono parole silenzio ;;;;e ascolgiamolo
@@vittoriamorosini886 Always remember what Toto said to Alfredo in Cinema Paradiso!
The best.
Corelli non era un uomo da fazzoletti,era l'antidivo per eccellenza.Bravissimo Franco,non ti scorderemo MAI.Grazie per il tuo canto,per la tua meravogliosa voce.
Un improvviso cantato in modo celestiale,tecnica,suono,cuore e permettermi ....anche ogni muscolo del suo viso ha cantato ...ha espresso il massimo della sua partecipazione.Mai più ci sarà secondo il mio parere un così grande poeta delle note.Franco sei stato una meravigliosa realtà della nostra lirica.Ora R.I.P. noi che ti abbiamo amato ci penseremo a tenere vivo il tuo ricordo
Lui cantava con tutto il suo essere non soltanto con la sua magnifica voce..... Tutto era bel suo canto. Meravigliosa e irripetibile creazione di Dio
Wonderful Tenor! The best.
I'm jealous of whoever was in that auditorium.
È irresistibile. Mi sono innamorata di lui, quando ormai se ne andato. Nessun'altro regge paragone con lui.
There is no more appreciative and enthusiastic audience than the Japanese.
Grandioso Maestro Corelli. Ascolto la sua insuperabile voce quotidianamente. E' la mia medicina!!!
Grazie Mister Gibbons per questo meraviglioso concerto così da poter gioire del meraviglioso canto del Maestro Corelli!!!!!!!
Una lezione di canto, tecnica, interpretazione , magnifico!
Totalmente. Saludos cordiales
Mister Corelli was One in seven Billion!
Maybe he is for the italians, who for many is the way to sing for a tenor. As for correct vocal-line and the bel canto way of signing, he don't come near the greatest SINGER, BJÖRLING. Corelli had power over björling nothing else!
CORELLI ESTE DUMNEZEUL TENORILOR.
@@mirceamoisa3766 Piano , Pangi, Bambina!
@@Kjuken69 Italiano e Gran COR!
@@Kjuken69 Please, Björling the best? People should stop comparing one with the others. They all had their strengths and weaknesses.It is always in the ears of a listener and their preferences..... given the high number of Italian tenors with different voices and style it is not smart to assign Corelli to the "Italian way" of singing. What can be said is that voices like his could typically blossom in Italy.
I love the opera and I appreciate the voices, but this man always makes me cry when I listen to him. God have him by his side.
Ogni volta è un' emozione!!!! una voce che ti tocca il cuore!!!!! Sublime❤️
Franco Corelli, grande tenor, um dos maiores de todos os tempos. Belissima voz, tecnica e interpretação perfeitas, brilho e elegância impecáveis.
Te amaremos pra sempre!! Gratidão!
Muhteşem. King. 💝💝💝⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💝💝💝💝💝💝⭐️⭐️⭐️
Corellis performance was incredible. His talent will never be equaled. I've heard them all and Corelli was the finest opera singer of all time.
Yes he certainly was.
Agreed!
One of a kind, he has it all...
Corelli was a great tenor, but not the ''finest ''opera singer of all time."
Asombroso Franco Corelli . excelente técnica vocal correcta ,limpia y magistral.eñ mejor tenor del siglo xx.quien escuchá en el .2021
My IT fellow went over the entire concert and brightened up the picture and the sound all remaining faithful to the original performance. I hope you enjoy it
Peter Gibbons how very kind of you both. Pity there seems to be so little video of Corelli in his prime. No other voice can match his. Thank you 🙏
I might add I’m so glad you left in the applause. It makes the experience of viewing much more authentic. Thanks again.
Great idea and realization with the unbeatable effect that the listener feels closer to the singer than ever before. 👍👍
Very much appreciated
Silvio Caivano Franco Corelli anche se non ci sei più rimani immenso e iraggiungibile grazie di essere esistito,
He never disappointed anyone with his beautiful and powerful voice. 👏👏👍
Ogni volta che ascolto per l'ennesima volta un tuo canto...
Anche se so che ho già commentato più volte ....è irresistibile il desiderio di scrivere ancora e ancora l'ammirazione e decantare le tue innumerevoli qualità!!!!!!! Non puoi non urlare : CHE MERAVIGLIAAAA❤❤❤❤❤
Bravissimo! Corelli always sounded great, even in his late years.
He is only 50 here.
L ' avrò sentito centinaia di volte, ma il finale dello Chenier e' un brivido nella schiena che si rinnova sempre
Vero. Emozionante sempre
Una voz hermosa que fluye como un caudal potente sin distorsión alguna. Sin duda el mas grande tenor del siglo XX.
Difícil es combinar talento y belleza. Corelli lo tenia todo. Su voz y su físico impresionan.
This remastering is excellent! The whole concert is as new! Wonderful to actually discern Corelli’s facial expressions including smiles! With gratitude from Sweden
Wouldn't it be nice to have a documentary on Corelli like the one they did on Pavarotti
@@kneeman66 I wish! Pavarotti had the media on side. Even now I’ve never heard a Corelli on the radio in England. ( of course, this doesn’t mean he has never been played) . Perhaps, a musical-history student, in the future, will see this video, and get curious, and produce a biography...
@@maggiedeveney actually I had thought about producing one comparing Corelli and Del Monaco to try to give it some interest. If you actually look at Corelli's life it was pretty dull from what I have read aside from his performances of course which isn't all that bad but doesn't make for an interesting documentary
@@kneeman66 think about his life before opera and then the transition from naval engineer to singing with Callas. That’s interesting! The nerves? His wife. The tensions there. The affairs. Lots there for a great movie. His last few months were tragic, like any opera he sang. I gleaned all this from Rene Seghers book, and three others. I thought there was lots there for a movie...
Grazie. Interessantissimo. Rimpiango d'averlo ascoltato solo tre volte dal vivo.
Immenso Corelli ..love forever
Extraordinar. Frumos pana la lacrimi. Bucurie suprema.
Pavarotti.este unul di t-e cei mai talentati tenori ....intr-un millennium
GRANDE FRANCO CORELLI UNA DELLE PIU BELLE VOCI DI SEMPRE!!!!!!!
How about that wonderful smile and that heart warming voice.
No one will ever sing like this untouchable even today !
Mamma mia......
Incredible! The audience wouldn’t let him go and who can blame them!
The voice is huge and dynamic. Wow!
The most accomplished, magical, talented tenor of all time. Beautiful, effortless, perfect with wonderful volume and colour to his voice and always inspired interpretation. Thank you Franco! But where is Andrea Chenier???????????????
3:20
Second aria.
Ha appena cantato l'aria di Andrea Chenier
Au summum de sa voix .
Ampleur , étendue , sostenuto , phrasé limpide diction claire et des " bascules" sans falsetto.
L'un de ses plus grands récitals , quelle capacité de projection pour couvrir l'orchestre , il rejoint là et égale à mes " oreilles " Del Monaco .
Stratosphérique .
F
Thank you
I return here often. Thank you for the refinement! He was so brilliant! No one else sounds as good...
He s great thanks much
Mulțumesc! Impecabil !
Il vero held tenor... Grandissimo una voce superba.. Gli acuti sono lame che fendono l aria e la presenza scenica e ineccepibile... Un tenore così oggi non esiste. Quelli di oggi sono pippe affogate
Not quite a heldentenor, spinto with lyric qualities
What a nice voice
Thank you very much for remastering and uploading this wonderful concert. I had the good fortune to see him live as Manrico at Salzburg Festival 1962 (Trovatore).
Thank you so much for this remastered video of the great Corelli!. I was fortunate enough to hear him several times at the Metropolitan Opera in the 1960’s and hearing him now in your video, I am reminded that he was indeed incredible.!!
I wish I had heard him alive
We did attend the Metropolitan Opera but my parents wanted to see Robert Merrill and Richard Tucker
@@kneeman66 Merrill and Tucker were also excellent singers. Have you seen their duet from LA Forza del Destino for the Bing Gala. One of the best!
@@marlenehartley7742 these are the great American baritone and tenor
I heard Franco Corelli and Lisa Albanese in concert with the NY Philharmonic at Lincoln Center in April, 1966. on my first date with the woman I would marry. The Rock Hudson of Opera, I couldn't take my eyes off him - we were in the 8th row center! I think he is the best of the historical 20th C. tenors, even compared to Caruso and Pavarotti - there's a lyrical delicacy to his power and his beautiful voice!
How fortunate to have seen him!
@@maggiedeveney The memory is still vivd! I was mesmerized! :)
@@djbiviano I reread what you wrote: You were in the 8th row centre!!!! You got to heaven before time! What a prize memory!
I hadn’t heard of him two years ago, and now everyone else sounds lacking. I wish there was a recording of the concert you attended. Corelli is a singular artist. Thanks for your comments.
@@maggiedeveney Yes, indeed, I had died and gone to heaven! The concert was a 50th Anniversary Gala for the Ladies Garments Workers Union, a powerful political lobby. NYC Youth Commissioner, a friend of mine, could not attend, and gave me his golden tickets and ordered me to take her on a date! Here we were, unknowns sitting among the pols! :)
such raw power, not holding back, giving it all.
Such purity that my world stops. Every time.
we would not have this magnificent voice to enjoy if dear Franco had stayed with the damned academic voice teachers whose aim it was (and is) to ruin great voices like this - thank you Franco for finding your own way - thank you for fighting for the clear booming expressive chest voice that opera was all about - modern singers give us no magic, no power -- it's depressing to listen to our modern 'great' singers who do not know how to sing
E' strepitoso!!!! Immenso
gran maestro. el tenor más completo de la historia. ¿Lírico, spinto, dramático?. Todo en uno. Corelli. No hay palabras
Ñpñ
Completamente de acuerdo
the greatest tenor ever
Bonjour superbe mr corelli un regal
Wenn er traurige Arien singt kommen mir die Tränen.Wenn er dramatische ,Temperamentvolle Arien schmettert gibt es ihn mir ein Emotion die ich nicht beschreiben kann. Braaavoo 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love the Maestro! Thank you for this upload!
Gigante!!!!!!!
2 presentes.....voz e presenca.
THIS ? Is treasure . Thanks for the upload .
Fifty years later, Franco Corelli is still the greatest tenor,
Franco Corelli (tenor)
Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra
Alberto Ventura
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Verdi: Questa o quella (from Rigoletto)
Giordano, U: Un dì, all' azzurro spazio (from Andrea Chénier)
Meyerbeer: Mi batte il cor … O paradiso (from L'Africana)
Puccini: Che gelida manina (from La Bohème)
Puccini: Ch'ella mi creda libero e lontano (from La Fanciulla del West)
Massenet: Ah! Tout est bien fini... O souverain (from Le Cid)
Capua: O sole mio
Cardillo: Core 'ngrato
Curtis, E: Tu ca nun chiagne
Tosti: A vucchella
Lisen.... Luciano Pavarotti..... End will took
H.....is the best?
.....
Singh's like Pavarotti ....Verdi
Muchas gracias.
Fantastico Sublime meraviglioso unico generoso bellissimo bravissimo!!!!!!! Il più bravo di tutti tempi❤️
Grande maestro Franco Corelli. Insuperabile
I love it love ineautifull
This is very special as it is rare for the disciplined Japanese to express so much of enthusiasm.
I haven’t seen them express such enthusiasm for anything since Pearl Harbor
@@kneeman66 🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂😭
@@kneeman66 That is funny. One of the best reactions I have seen from the Japanese audience, is for, Love Of My Life - Queen in Tokyo Japan 1985. Even if you don't like contemporary music it is worth watching just for the audience. The Japanese generally seem to have very good taste in music.
Это вершина вокального искусства! Ф. Корелли - гениальный певец, безукоризненный, в зените своих творческих сил. Он - украшение всего человечества, всей Земли. Итальянцы должны были поставить памятник Корелли при его жизни за его великое служение искусству.
@Елена Бабич памятник великому Маэстро уже водружен в Вашем сердце!!!
вы, вероятно не вкурсе, что большинство итальянцев не знают ничего о Корелли. Знают Паваротти,МДМ, а о Корелли знает очень узкий круг .... Это невероятно , но факт!!! К сожалению....
@@irinamalinina5695Ув., Вы, вероятно, не в курсе, что Ф. КОРЕЛЛИ 6-7 , работая в США, открывал сезон в ЛА СКАЛА, а где были знаменитые мдм и паваротти. К сожалению, Вы оказались не правы, факт !!!
Vero. Il migliore di tutti
Вы безграмотная, к сожалению!
grande immenso Franco Corelli
Брависсимо! Величайший тенор! Величайший Певец!
Ppppp
A Spoleto quella sera del 1951 io c'ero, avevo 4 anni e da allora non ho avuto altro tenore al di fuori di Lui.
Наш бессмертный, бесценный Франко Корелли!
Quanto il popolo giapponese ha amato questo impareggiabile tenore italiano. Bravissimo e bellissimo.
Irremplaçable franco ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
No.1 ever and forever
Incredible. Thank you so much for this remastered version.
Wonderful.Thank you for posting.♫♪ ॐ¸¸.•*¨*•♫♪ ♫♪
He’s very free and clear of vocal problems. His voice isn’t fake.
Well, my friends. That is how it is done.
👏👏 unico
L Improvviso da solo vale tutto il concerto
Braaavoo maestro 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 he was the best
Il Grande Maestro Franco Corelli .Il migliore di sempre.
el más grande, sin duda
💖🎉
E'un miracolo vocale senza dubbio alcuno il piu' grande tenore in assoluto
Very often when I go singing in opera, I wach this concert!! Very inspiring!
Maravilloso!
Semplicemente Grande Grande Grande
Senza parole... Unico, insostituibile per voce, tecnica, qualità di emissione. Distrugge quasi tutti i tenori dei nostri tempi...
Гениальный Тенор Всех Времен и Народов !!!
Nice job remastering
Чудо слушать его запись с концерта
Cierto. Saludos cordiales
Untouchable!!!
Grandissimo Corelli. Difficilmente raggiungibile
Este tipo es y será una leyenda de la ópera, en el podio de Caruso, Gigli, Volpi, MDM
50 anni non sono molti x un tenore Del Monaco ha cantato oltre i 60 purtroppo la malattia lo ha fermato ma ha inciso tre belle canzoni tra cui un amore così grande nel 1976 con grande successo dopo 6 anni è morto grande Mario tvb.
Ma qui c'è Franco Corelli. Mario Del Monaco è stato un grandissimo tenore ed io lo colloco sul podio con Franco Corelli e Giuseppe Di Stefano. Gli altri un gradino sotto. ❤❤❤
Whoever doesn't like this knows nothing about singing.
6 people apparently :D
... says Zelmira who is, no doubt, an expert with a public reputation and knows all that there is to know about singing. Zelmira, what was you real name again?
Auweia. Was war das?! Bellow Canto von erster zur letzten Note.
Another this concert at youtube, maybe dvd version it's not fit lyp and sound perfectly. Belcanto society vhs is only fit lyp and sound. This video fit with lyp and sound perfectly. Thank you
How is it humanly possible to sing like this over 30 years?
Pavarotti said Corelli had chords of steel. What good technique does for a voice.
1976-1951 = 25. Not over 30.
He's obviously diminished from what he was 10 years prior but even a diminished Corelli is superior to most tenors on their best day.
Gift from God
@@JohnDavidDunlap Yours is a very blanket statement. Let's be more specific. Even tenors 10 years older than he is here wouldn't sing the Rigoletto arias as badly as he, and the rest is an exercise in "let's see how loud I can be" and not much else beside
I am hard put to choose between him and Del Monaco, but I slightly prefer Del Monaco simply because of his ability to go from oh so very soft and gentle to full force and back again in a moment. Apart from him I have only heard that in old 78 recordings of Gigli.
I am hesitant to name any as absolutely unmatchable, because there are such wonderful voices from the earliest recordings from prior to records, and some them were clearly as great in their time if only the technology had allowed for it to truly come across. Also remember it is the entertainment business. There will have been those whose 'faces did not fit', who didn't have the right contacts. It was a very difficult business to break in to. Zanatello was stronger than Caruso and outsung him on stage in NY. The latter reputedly had mafia backing and it was ensured Zanatello wouldn't sing in NY again. He returned Italy and built an open air opera house with no microphones allowed, and stated "Only REAL singers will sing here". Caruso never did. He was good but not the best. He couldn't have made himself heard well enough at back of Zanatello's open air opera house.
Zanatello went on to obtain moderate success but not that which he well deserved, because of not being able to work in NY.
Del Monaco also used recordings of Zanatello to help train his own voice. Not a lot of people know that.
Corelli was among the most magnificent though. I wish I could have afforded to travel and hear he and his peers live. In my now twilight years such memories would be wonderful to lose myself in whilst listening to their tremendous voices.
Can anyone help me out with the aria @ 27:00 minutes in ..it seems like I should know this but am coming up blank thanks
Enrico Caruso, Franco Corelli, Beniamino Gigli y Jussi Bjorgi y Miguel Fleta, los más grandes de todos los tiempos...
I took one lesson with Corelli in NYC. Not a word of English and a complete waste of tuition. Nice to meet him, but nothing was taught. Apparently he didn't harbor Lauri Volpi's sense of collaboration he so admired.
I studied with corelli a few times in n.y.c He spoke Italian and english learnt a lot, a great time in my life meeting and studying with this great.man. A very congenial and modest man, with an unbelievable voice. Was suppoosed to follow up with him in Italy unfortunately he became ill. Never got to see him again.
@@larmun Dear Lawrence,would really appreciate it if you could .convey to me any information about Corelli’s Amazing Breathing Technique?,thank you.
sorridi di più, Franco
Ma lui interpreta anche nei concerti non solo nelle rappresentazioni complete. Sorride quando è il momento giusto.......
Yes, unique!
Consulta, ¿Corelli cantó Otello? He buscado, pero solo encuentro arias, ¿alguien sabe? Y si no cantó, ¿se sabe la razón?
Non lo ha mai cantato.
Il motivo lui stessa non l ha saputo spiegare, ma sicuramente era nelle sue corde vocali poterlo interpretare.
Probabilmente non sentiva suo il personaggio