I’m 75 years old and have listened to this recording almost my entire life. My grandfather had the giant 78 rpm disc, which I’ve played since childhood. Now everyone can hear his magnificence.
I'm 71 and had Caruso on vinyl LPs re-recorded from the shellac 78s but the quality was nowhere near as good as this. Considering Caruso sung and recorded this 116 years ago, the quality of this digital version is amazing.
My dad used to listen to many of the great tenors - he used to virtually force me to listen to Gigli, Caruso, Corelli, etc. As a young kid, I used to think it was silly and laugh to myself as I’d watch him emotionally react to the music, sometimes singing along in Italian, his eyes closed in near reverence of the performance. I’m 59 now, and wish he was here so I could thank him for being insistent that I listen. What tremendous, wonderful and timeless beauty. Thanks, pop 🙏
@@margaretjiantonio939 My father is 92 and still listening to opera 24/7 on loud We all grew on old-fashioned discs, radio opera music Blessings ur way
I'm 80 years old. My grandfather's nephew was Paul Althouse who sang at New York's Metropolitan Opera. Paul was a Wagnerian specialist and never sang with Caruso, but I recall my grandfather telling me how Paul considered Caruso's voice a "gift from God to man." This recording is proof of that!
Hello, Paul Althouse also made many recordings - I have Edison Blue Amberols of him and he recorded many sides for Victor. See a website of Discography of American recordings - which will list many Althouse discs/cylinders. I know he also performed in operas with Rosa Ponselle and others. although not well remembered by most nowadays, those of us who have collected these early recordings as I have for the past 65 years, know his recordings.
My Grandfather came to America from Sicily in 1906. I've been told he sang Caruso arias very well. Our whole family was an opera family and my mother told of the deep heartbreak they all felt when Caruso died in 1921. She said it was like a loss of a dear family member. He will always be the Gold Standard of tenor's!
Magnifique votre histoire d'exil en Amérique je découvre moi aussi cette magnifique chanson pleine de sensibilité et de tendresse nostalgie voix superbe interprétation avec les larmes aux yeux ❤️👍😢😢🙏🙏
The biggest aim of this boy in Naples was to become a Singer. His main primary teacher discouraged him and told him that you can't be a singer, your voice is not beautiful, it resembles the sound of shutters squeaking in the wind. his mother's praise and encouragement changed the little boy's life. and became the greatest and most famous opera singer of this childhood. Dale Carnegie
Caruso was 31 when this recording was made, and at the height of his powers. Considering the primitive system for recording at the time, this is amazing, even the best of remastering cannot achieve much if the original is poor. To have heard him live must have been incredible judging by this performance. I doubt that the adulation he received was the result of hype, he truly had an stunning voice. It never ceases to amaze me that I can sit here in 2022 and listen to something that my teenage grandfather could have heard one hundred and eighteen years ago.
I am reading his biography at the moment. He must have been incredible to hear live. My idol is Bjorling, but there is a quality in Caruso 's voice which sometimes seems to transcend all others.
Ineguagliabile, ricchezza di armonici, tavolozza di colori infinita, mezze voci e legati perfetti, fiati interminabili, fraseggio ampio e scandito, squillo e interpretazione intensa e commossa
Actually hearing this recording made me decide to upload it to UA-cam to share it with as many people as possible and to create a Caruso channel. If people think I make money from my channel, think again. $0 money for me, but I did not upload it to make money, but to share it. Sony and other companies that claim copyrights on my uploads (more than 200) and make money on my uploads should be ashamed of themselves, But money was never ashamed of anything.
I suppose I'm one of the few men who when they see or hear something magical will cry ,I don't mine anymore and this is the most emotional music I've ever heard 💔
As an Assyrian admirer of Italian Opera, I think Enrico Caruso is the greatest Opera singer ever -- Victor Nimrud Alexander from Camp Al-Gailani, Baghdad.
I am 78, grown up in philarmonicas and operas, as my mother happened to be an opera singer and a music HS teacher. I heard this aria hundreds of times, but still it emotions me the same way!
Listening to this 115 years after it was recorded is stunning. I cannot begin to imagine listening to him live, it must have been an unmatched experience.
my undergraduate a cappella singing group once entertained at a party in New York City in a room - really a ballroom/library/art gallery, all in wood - allegedly built for Caruso to sing in on Sundays, after his Met matinée - and the acoustics really WERE good - all hyram ember, to this day
I do believe that the opening bassoon was dubbed into the old recording, as were the rest of the orchestral accompaniment for this recording. It's a nice piece of sonic engineering.
Me pregunto y sé que tod@s nos preguntamos: ¿Cómo pudo ser tan bella y extraordinaria esa voz, tan magnifica esa interpretación, no obstante detalles y la grabación de aquellos tiempos heroicos?!!. Me ahogan las emociones que no soy capaz de expresar… Ese milagro va mucho más allá de las palabras y de la misma comprensión humana!!
My emotions and awe rise when I listen to some of Enrico Caruso's recordings. I have tears. When I am alone, I permit myself to cry. It is not from sadness. Awe? Joy? Empathy. Hard to explain. In my room, alone, I let go. Inexplicable feeling and emotional release. There are other performances in varied genre that affect me this way. This isn't artificial, and I know I'm not unique. And it's not unique to the ladies! :- ) Thank God for Caruso, and for music. AND for audio recording technology so I can be like this in private! Cheers to all.
@@pcass66 It makes sense to me. And so what if it didn't. This is something that you don't need to explain. I'm not a head-shrink," but I think that if it isn't causing anxiety or interfering with your life, accept the feeling as something normal and natural -- and a sign of healthy sensitivity and introspection.
El Gran Caruso estuvo aca en el teatro cantando como los ángeles y mucha gente no pudo entrar a verlo porque no daban las localidades y se quedaron en la vereda a escucharlo y para poder verlo salir del teatro,El Sr entero de que la gente era más numerosa que dentro del teatro y que se quedaron para oírlo aunque sea y Caruso cuando termino de cantar y se retiraba hizo parar el auto donde Hiba y a capellán canto en la calle para toda esa gente que no pudo entrar a verlo esto ocurrió en Uruguay .Caruso tenía la sensibilidad y la humildad de los grandes,💕
This is pure history in your ears. Caruso was a phenomenon, in an age of great singers. This is the voice of a belle epoque that, alas, this world will never see again...
This gave me chills. I am in awe that this world treasure's voice was captured that we may appreciate one of histories greatest tenors. We live in amazing times.
you live in times where 90 percent of people would rather go to a cardi b concert than experience Caruso sing live if given the choice. yeah amazing times indeed.
i’m here during the covid-19 pandemic. i’m 17 years old. first time i heard caruso was today and i’m so thankful. just want to write this to remember in the future. quinta, 18 de junho de 2020. 02:50am brazil
@ Gabi Cruz Congratulations! So very happy for you that you have now heard our truly great Maestro Caruso! His greatness still stands with unwavering strength and unmatched beauty.
I was about the same age when I discovered this song. I had to conceal that fact from my B-boys friend, who viewed such music as gay music. Stupid they were... I'm 44 now.
I am just 30 years old, and there are so many comments from advance age people, anyway this is History of humankind and like that I can feel the emotion that transmites the true art. Thanks for upload this.
Once again I am blown away by the incredible nuances Caruso brings to his rendition of this favourite piece. Many great singers 'get the job done', but he attends to the smallest details, which lifts him above the others.
Nowadays we dont think much of the fortune of being able to listen to music of decades past Until one stumbles upon such a gem of ages past 😢 Truly breath taking
Sitting on a Sunday morning listening to Caruso's magnificent voice. I am tearfully remembering my Dad who sang along to all Caruso's records. Caruso's voice was and still is unequalled!
Yes , my dad did that too and we used to sing together in the car , I grew up with Caruso , Mario del Monaco , Beniamino Gigli , Tony Poncet and all these famous singers...happy times...
Grande Maestro ovunque tu sia.. Da parte mia Napoletano ti ammiro anche se sei di un altra epoca. Mi porti felicita' e saper che tu hai fatto la canzone Napoletana Mondiale mi riempie molto d Orgoglio.. Saluti Maetro
Today is my dad's birthday. R.I.P. i am 60 years old. Listen to my granny' s father, composer, organist, Opera lover, music she used to sing and...many precious memories alive my Soul, comfort my Heart, humble my ego and makes me say: All is Perfect. I am blessed. I am thankful. I am Happy. Thanks for sharing it. María de los Ángeles Salinas Novella. Requena. Valencia. Spain.
Posso solo dire che una malattia allora incurabile ha portato via l'armonia, la voce, l'incredibile capacità di adattamento ad ogni lirica. Un brivido e la consapevolezza che nulla è immortale , ma la sua voce è eterna, sì sarà ascoltata fra cento, mille generazioni.
I continue where Dad finished his time here on earth! The tears flow as I sit on the living room couch! Enrico is, by far, the most wonderful singer that ever walked the earth! I cry ever time I hear his sensational voice! As I’m in my eight decade here waiting for St, Peter to call me up on the stairway to Heaven! My Angel was called up approximately a year ago. She gave me bliss for sixty two marvelous years! She fell in love with this sailer when I was 18 years old, and she was 16 years old! We were married four months later! They were absolute, fantastic, years! We had the story book life that one could ever want! God is the greatest thing that ever created this, and all other heavenly domains. I will always remember this as long the good lord deems it possible!
Marsha, my father's as well. I remember as a kid my dad had one of those old record players. They played at 78rpm. He had a lot of full operas on record. I do remember as well the label had a little dog next an old gramophone.
I met Toscanini’s grandson, Walter in New York after a concert. A very quiet, unassuming sort of fella who was nice enough to pose for a photo with my father. If only conductors nowadays would follow singers like this, there would be a lot more fine singing going on in the opera world. Caruso was fortunate enough to grow up during a simpler time when the dynamic between singers and orchestras was different. ( he also happened to be one of the greatest tenors who ever lived)
An excellent comment. I have No musical education but think I’m sensitive enough to feel music and I’m a fan of opera. What strikes me in today’s opera performances is conductors tend to be too autonomic, they don’t, as You have written, „follow a singer”, they try to show off while they should give just accompaniment to soloists. I hope to be understandable, though have written this without a dictionary…
I am also 75 years old and the sound of Caruso and other great Italian opera singers can transport me in an instant to my grandparents’ little basement factory in Queens NY where they operated drill presses to the crackling sound of the old Emerson radio on the shelf above the presses. Though I was only 5 years old at the time, I knew by their faces that this music represented a great heartache for them. One hundred and twenty years have passed since they left Naples, and the loss, though not mine personally, still carries me into a place of tremendous melancholy .
Мне 73 года, и мне довелось в отрочестве и юности встречаться с пожилым человеком, маминым коллегой, кто был большим любителем и знатоком музыки. Так вот этот человек не только захватил эпоху Карузо, но и лично 3 раза слушал величайшего тенора на сцене Одесской оперы. Сам этот факт производил на нас с братом магическое воздействие.
What a voice! What an artist! In my childhood - 75 year ago- I was listening to his records. I do it today. As long as I live, I will listen to Caruso.
The passion, the grace with which he sings is incomparable with anyone else. He's just one step above. The natural way in which every note flows is so harmonious and unbelievable.
Thank You, Alvaro! You got it absolutely right. Caruso was a singer above all. Yes, high Cs were there for all to hear. Heartfelt phrasing, clear enunciation and his lovely tone are what I hear. And, with this remastering, his timbre. Sublime. ❤️❤️❤️
Exactly! I have heard many tenors sing this song, but he's the only one I've ever heard sing it as if it were absolutely REAL. It shakes me to my soul every time I hear it. So grateful that of all the things we have lost from the past, this isn't one of them! ❤️
God touches our souls with beauty, especially through music. Everyone involved: composer, instrument maker, musician, conductor, singer, listener... everyone gets touched by God. Whose heart is not hardened cries...
Wonderful! I discovered Caruso in about 1947. My grandmother had collected his recordings but never played the because she was confounded by the player. My older brother and I treated her to a dinner concert after our discovery. It made a difference in all our lives.
Funny, that’s when I started listening to Caruso. My father had so many of his 78’s and at age 3 I was the only one small enough to squeeze myself to the record player. I always voted for this masters records. I think even at that young age I knew I was hearing something almost unearthly. As an adult I worshiped Pavarotti. We are so fortunate to have access to such beauty.
I always return to Caruso when I want to hear soulful opera. I am always grateful that Caruso songs in Italian. This way my heart is not restricted to the words he is saying, but am soar with the music he puts into my heart
Es increible lo hermosa que es esta interpretación y que sea del 1904, lo que sería esa voz con la tecnología actual.... inimaginable,,,,,, extraordinario hermoso emocionante....!!!!!!
Sie haben so Recht! Was für eine unglaubliche tief ergreifende Stimme! Die die Höhe und Tiefen des Lebens wieder spiegeln..Mit der Technik von heute wurde die Menschen dieses Stück mit einer Erfurt und einer Liebe Empfangen wie die letzte Szene im Film das Parfum..
This is a piece that my mother would ply when I was a youngster. Even though it was the time of the British pop invasion, I found a spot in my heart for the magic of Caruso, and this has always been my favorite. Elizabeth Delgado
There have been some fine tenors in 20th century, but no one has equalled Caruso, his unique superb voice, technique and interpretation. This is a superb remastered recording .
I can still hear a modest Italian singer in Sorrento during my last travel to the Amalfitan coast. He was singing in front of the Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria…..one has to remember that Caruso had his personal suite at the hotel for many years….right in front of the Mediterranean…..many of the listening tourists had also their furtiva lagrima….great memory.
Ha cantato con le più grandi ,la Tetrazzini,di cui aveva una vera e propria venerazione e con la Galli Curci,due diamanti di punta della lirica,le migliori!!
❤ Una furtiva lágrima de Enrico Caruso.... sensibilidad, ternura, y amor.... Aunque haya pasado el tiempo...es una voz tan sutil y melancolíca... qué nunca dejará de estar en una de las mejores óperas de italia...y otros países..yo la adoro.. 🌸💋
Невероятно! 2021 год , и мы слышим это гениальное исполнение столетней давности! Динамические оттенки и ровность голоса словно на инструменте! Вот оно, настоящее бельканто! Брависсимо!
Да , без сомнения Карузо великий , просто титан оперы . Но , а как же Паваротти ? Неужели мы можем считать его стоящим на какой либо более уступающей ступени певческого мастерства ?
Un MARE TALENT!!! UIMITOARE ARMONII, O VOCE DIVINA!!! Acompaniament PERFECT!! Simplitate UNIVERSALĂ!! ÎȚI TRANSMITE ENERGII VITALE!!! FELICITĂRI PENTRU VIDEOCLIP!!
En esta grabación esta más joven. Por ello se percibe un tenor más alto y con tesituras tan finas y dulces en la voz cuando mantiene o tremola. Que voz tan exquisita. Cuanto transmite. Me hace llorar.
@@juanavila2177 Hola, Juan. Pav said there is us, then there is Caruso. My comment is the most passionate beautiful ,controlled tenor voice of all time. I listen to him every day , and feel so well. I am a pro singer myself, so I appreciate his endearing tenor voice. 😃
Fue increíblemente bello la voz de este extraordinario cantante, el mejor en toda la historia de la música clásica. Gracias Carusso por dejarnos esta magnífica canción que mueve nuestros sentimientos,, tu voz es dulce y sentimental Decansa en la Gloria de Dios.
Can anyone imagine what it would feel like to be in that recording studio as he sang this? I imagine one's nervous system being bathed in specific sound frequencies unheard of by the human ear.
I’m 75 years old and have listened to this recording almost my entire life. My grandfather had the giant 78 rpm disc, which I’ve played since childhood. Now everyone can hear his magnificence.
Blessings for your soul kind sir/Madame. Stay safe and happy.
I'm 71 and had Caruso on vinyl LPs re-recorded from the shellac 78s but the quality was nowhere near as good as this. Considering Caruso sung and recorded this 116 years ago, the quality of this digital version is amazing.
NewZMan yh
👏
Oh yes I used to listen with my dad to him when I was a child, such a beautiful voice.
My dad used to listen to many of the great tenors - he used to virtually force me to listen to Gigli, Caruso, Corelli, etc. As a young kid, I used to think it was silly and laugh to myself as I’d watch him emotionally react to the music, sometimes singing along in Italian, his eyes closed in near reverence of the performance.
I’m 59 now, and wish he was here so I could thank him for being insistent that I listen. What tremendous, wonderful and timeless beauty.
Thanks, pop 🙏
I wished my father were still alive so he could listen to the great on sing.
Beautifully said!!! Your dad had a great heart!!
@@margaretjiantonio939
My father is 92 and still listening to opera 24/7 on loud
We all grew on old-fashioned discs, radio opera music
Blessings ur way
i am happy to say that i went to the English National opera several times with my dad after getting stuffed in a nearby italian restaurant. RIP.
Ma chi se ne fotte?
I'm 80 years old. My grandfather's nephew was Paul Althouse who sang at New York's Metropolitan Opera. Paul was a
Wagnerian specialist and never sang with Caruso, but I recall my grandfather telling me how Paul considered Caruso's voice a "gift from God to man." This recording is proof of that!
Entonces conoció a el tenor mexicano fray José Mojica ? . Él también cantó esta canción .
Hello,
Paul Althouse also made many recordings - I have Edison Blue Amberols of him and he recorded many sides for Victor. See a website of Discography of American recordings - which will list many Althouse discs/cylinders. I know he also performed in operas with Rosa Ponselle and others. although not well remembered by most nowadays, those of us who have collected these early recordings as I have for the past 65 years, know his recordings.
Amazing
All the best for you 💖
My Grandfather came to America from Sicily in 1906. I've been told he sang Caruso arias very well. Our whole family was an opera family and my mother told of the deep heartbreak they all felt when Caruso died in 1921. She said it was like a loss of a dear family member. He will always be the Gold Standard of tenor's!
Magnifique votre histoire d'exil en Amérique je découvre moi aussi cette magnifique chanson pleine de sensibilité et de tendresse nostalgie voix superbe interprétation avec les larmes aux yeux ❤️👍😢😢🙏🙏
@@dahliakhiter4597 Italia
Wow. What a blessing!!!
1961年我是初中一年級生。聽到這首歌，內心感到曾在前世聽過。
Meu tio querido
Walter Luiz amava operas
E Caruso era o primeiro
The biggest aim of this boy in Naples was to become a Singer. His main primary teacher discouraged him and told him that you can't be a singer, your voice is not beautiful, it resembles the sound of shutters squeaking in the wind. his mother's praise and encouragement changed the little boy's life. and became the greatest and most famous opera singer of this childhood.
Dale Carnegie
Thank you !
Caruso was 31 when this recording was made, and at the height of his powers. Considering the primitive system for recording at the time, this is amazing, even the best of remastering cannot achieve much if the original is poor. To have heard him live must have been incredible judging by this performance. I doubt that the adulation he received was the result of hype, he truly had an stunning voice. It never ceases to amaze me that I can sit here in 2022 and listen to something that my teenage grandfather could have heard one hundred and eighteen years ago.
I am reading his biography at the moment. He must have been incredible to hear live. My idol is Bjorling, but there is a quality in Caruso 's voice which sometimes seems to transcend all others.
@@PippaAT see
Beautifully written, you express how I feel as well.
Lo penso anch'io, 👍
C'est une pure merveille,ce style de talent n'existe plus
Ineguagliabile, ricchezza di armonici, tavolozza di colori infinita, mezze voci e legati perfetti, fiati interminabili, fraseggio ampio e scandito, squillo e interpretazione intensa e commossa
Una voce di velluto❤
hai detto bene, un velluto!
Graci
Una bella voz que llega hasta el alma.
Actually hearing this recording made me decide to upload it to UA-cam to share it with as many people as possible and to create a Caruso channel.
If people think I make money from my channel, think again. $0 money for me, but I did not upload it to make money, but to share it.
Sony and other companies that claim copyrights on my uploads (more than 200) and make money on my uploads should be ashamed of themselves, But money was never ashamed of anything.
Thankyou for what you do. x
Thank you for uploading. I love the opportunity to hear Caruso. Totally love Opera.
@@Lovescoffee-zo2bt You are very welcome!
I'm 97 years old and i'm still listening Caruso
@@robynkroetz1311He's lying. He killed himself in 1944.
@@ThePolypam you are wrong...1945!
Желаю Вам здоровья!❤❤❤
Me too
19 years old here 😅
I suppose I'm one of the few men who when they see or hear something magical will cry ,I don't mine anymore and this is the most emotional music I've ever heard 💔
Most Incredible voice I ever heard
I cry too.
Minunat.😊
As an Assyrian admirer of Italian Opera, I think Enrico Caruso is the greatest Opera singer ever -- Victor Nimrud Alexander from Camp Al-Gailani, Baghdad.
I am 78, grown up in philarmonicas and operas, as my mother happened to be an opera singer and a music HS teacher. I heard this aria hundreds of times, but still it emotions me the same way!
Listening to this 115 years after it was recorded is stunning. I cannot begin to imagine listening to him live, it must have been an unmatched experience.
Maybe it would be a letdown. You might be disappointed. Just enjoy his recordings.
my undergraduate a cappella singing group once entertained at a party in New York City in a room - really a ballroom/library/art gallery, all in wood - allegedly built for Caruso to sing in on Sundays, after his Met matinée - and the acoustics really WERE good - all hyram ember, to this day
I do believe that the opening bassoon was dubbed into the old recording, as were the rest of the orchestral accompaniment for this recording. It's a nice piece of sonic engineering.
Procure ler livros sobre Caruso de pessoas que conviveram com ele e terá uma idéia de como era assisti-lo ao vivo.
Absolutely. Now you have a taste of heaven!
Me pregunto y sé que tod@s nos preguntamos: ¿Cómo pudo ser tan bella y extraordinaria esa voz, tan magnifica esa interpretación, no obstante detalles y la grabación de aquellos tiempos heroicos?!!. Me ahogan las emociones que no soy capaz de expresar… Ese milagro va mucho más allá de las palabras y de la misma comprensión humana!!
My emotions and awe rise when I listen to some of Enrico Caruso's recordings. I have tears. When I am alone, I permit myself to cry. It is not from sadness. Awe? Joy? Empathy. Hard to explain. In my room, alone, I let go. Inexplicable feeling and emotional release. There are other performances in varied genre that affect me this way. This isn't artificial, and I know I'm not unique. And it's not unique to the ladies! :- ) Thank God for Caruso, and for music. AND for audio recording technology so I can be like this in private! Cheers to all.
You are not alone.
When I hear his voice I cant explain it but I feel like his song is mine. Does that make any sense,,,
@@pcass66 It makes sense to me. And so what if it didn't. This is something that you don't need to explain. I'm not a head-shrink," but I think that if it isn't causing anxiety or interfering with your life, accept the feeling as something normal and natural -- and a sign of healthy sensitivity and introspection.
Do you know the title means 'a single secret tear'? So quite apt.
Beautiful
Sie sprechen mir aus der Seele
El Gran Caruso estuvo aca en el teatro cantando como los ángeles y mucha gente no pudo entrar a verlo porque no daban las localidades y se quedaron en la vereda a escucharlo y para poder verlo salir del teatro,El Sr entero de que la gente era más numerosa que dentro del teatro y que se quedaron para oírlo aunque sea y Caruso cuando termino de cantar y se retiraba hizo parar el auto donde Hiba y a capellán canto en la calle para toda esa gente que no pudo entrar a verlo esto ocurrió en Uruguay .Caruso tenía la sensibilidad y la humildad de los grandes,💕
Gracias por aportar la nota ...yo lo escuchaba con mi padre 🌹
DA BRIVIDI 😥
@@cristinakrosl4931 л
Gran cantante.creo que nací en el tiempo equivocado.me hubiera gustado conocerle
@@margaritamartinez5932 hay algunos como tú....jijiji uno de ellos mi hijo
MARAVILLOSO tener el lujo de escuchar a Caruso en un registro de hace 117 años. ....!!!!
This is pure history in your ears. Caruso was a phenomenon, in an age of great singers. This is the voice of a belle epoque that, alas, this world will never see again...
For all it's great features, the belle epoque did lead to the first world war.
might be a good thing if it doesn't come back.
Not while whiny pop is a thing
@@TheYopogo Oh, what a clever thing you are! What had Gavrilo Prinčip and his gang of idiots to do with the Belle Epoch? do tell.
Except for Paverotti, Domingo, Caseras, too many others to mention.
We will see this type of singing again.
without a shadow of a doubt, the finest male voice ever!
the "finest" doesn't exist in classical music. Every great composer and artist has something others don't have
i'd say the finest version of this song. i am always moved by it.
This gave me chills. I am in awe that this world treasure's voice was captured that we may appreciate one of histories greatest tenors. We live in amazing times.
you live in times where 90 percent of people would rather go to a cardi b concert than experience Caruso sing live if given the choice. yeah amazing times indeed.
@@varolussalsanclar1163 you both are right
Another blessing from God
Se dopo 118 anni ancora lo ascoltiamo con grande piacere, ci sarà un motivo. W Caruso!!!!❤️
Hola ramón soy MANGELES paciente del dr Xavier pagonabarraga no olvidaré jamas que su atención y cariño me dieron una confianza que q me hace feliz
@@mariangelesmartinezdevicto9813 io no Ramon
@@salvatoredanielesimone4642 Saludos desde Brasil.
i’m here during the covid-19 pandemic. i’m 17 years old. first time i heard caruso was today and i’m so thankful. just want to write this to remember in the future.
quinta, 18 de junho de 2020.
02:50am
brazil
Welcome. Now I have hope for the future.
@ Gabi Cruz
Congratulations! So very happy for you that you have now heard our truly great Maestro Caruso! His greatness still stands with unwavering strength and unmatched beauty.
Hello from the past to your future self. Some music is timeless.
Força! 🇵🇹
I was about the same age when I discovered this song. I had to conceal that fact from my B-boys friend, who viewed such music as gay music. Stupid they were... I'm 44 now.
I am just 30 years old, and there are so many comments from advance age people, anyway this is History of humankind and like that I can feel the emotion that transmites the true art. Thanks for upload this.
Once again I am blown away by the incredible nuances Caruso brings to his rendition of this favourite piece. Many great singers 'get the job done', but he attends to the smallest details, which lifts him above the others.
Nowadays we dont think much of the fortune of being able to listen to music of decades past
Until one stumbles upon such a gem of ages past 😢
Truly breath taking
Não sei se estou certo, mas identifico semelhanças entre a voz de Caruso e Pavarotti. Ambas suaves, potentes e bem postadas
Sitting on a Sunday morning listening to Caruso's magnificent voice. I am tearfully remembering my Dad who sang along to all Caruso's records. Caruso's voice was and still is unequalled!
Remember my dear mama!!!
Yes , my dad did that too and we used to sing together in the car , I grew up with Caruso , Mario del Monaco , Beniamino Gigli , Tony Poncet and all these famous singers...happy times...
Karuso is brilliant without any dought. But.... Listen to our Russian Lemeshev or Kozlovskiy....
When i try to sing, my cat will go down 2 flights of stairs to bite me😒
@@HarmonieguitareBlogspotFrjltei Exactly what my father did!
If this man sounds this good in an old recording. What in the world must he have sounded live.
Sources from the time tell us that he was an absolute spectacle. Not just a great voice, but a miracle.
John McCormack, the great Irish tenor, described his performance as hair-raising.
115years old.
Thanks UA-cam.
What a pure vocal master. The tenor of all ages. I wish we could hear him with todays recording technology.
I think you just did. None of Caruso's original recordings ever sounded that good.
Dale Erwin Very True, Sir
Rich Green voce sublime.
Yes would be incredible
Agree
Grande Maestro ovunque tu sia..
Da parte mia Napoletano ti ammiro anche se sei di un altra epoca.
Mi porti felicita' e saper che tu hai fatto la canzone Napoletana Mondiale mi riempie molto d Orgoglio..
Saluti Maetro
Today is my dad's birthday. R.I.P. i am 60 years old. Listen to my granny' s father, composer, organist, Opera lover, music she used to sing and...many precious memories alive my Soul, comfort my Heart, humble my ego and makes me say: All is Perfect. I am blessed. I am thankful. I am Happy. Thanks for sharing it. María de los Ángeles Salinas Novella. Requena. Valencia. Spain.
The tenderness and emotional quality of his voice are sublime, even after 100 years.
Que vos maravillosar emociona hasta las lágrimas
Una voce che rimarrà per sempre nella storia dell'opera.. straordinario!
Posso solo dire che una malattia allora incurabile ha portato via l'armonia, la voce, l'incredibile capacità di adattamento ad ogni lirica. Un brivido e la consapevolezza che nulla è immortale , ma la sua voce è eterna, sì sarà ascoltata fra cento, mille generazioni.
The voice, the musicality, the interpretation, the taste... it just makes your heart stop!
I continue where Dad finished his time here on earth! The tears flow as I sit on the living room couch! Enrico is, by far, the most wonderful singer that ever walked the earth! I cry ever time I hear his sensational voice! As I’m in my eight decade here waiting for St, Peter to call me up on the stairway to Heaven! My Angel was called up approximately a year ago. She gave me bliss for sixty two marvelous years! She fell in love with this sailer when I was 18 years old, and she was 16 years old! We were married four months later! They were absolute, fantastic, years! We had the story book life that one could ever want! God is the greatest thing that ever created this, and all other heavenly domains. I will always remember this as long the good lord deems it possible!
From Saudi Arabia with love. Thanks Clarice Lispector for guiding me to this great singer and song.
I can’t imagine how magnificent this would be live. This blows me away
Enrico Caruso was not a myth, as some can be. He was truly and without a doubt as great as so many have said he was. A timeless legend.
This is one of the most beautiful recordings I have heard. His voice and his emotion in this aria are beyond beautiful and exceptional.
Потрясающий голос великого Энрико Карузо !!!!!!!! Какое счастье, что сохранились записи его голоса !!!!!!!
Вы правы
bolshoi Caruso now and always
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Sei russa? Siamo fratelli, fermiamo questa guerra!
My father was half Italian and had a wonderful tenor voice and when I listen to Caruso it so brings back memories
120 years, I can only say impressive.
You can clearly hear the 'lagrima' in his voice and feel the tears swelling in your eyes when you listen to him sing - sublime.
Es imposible detener las lágrimas, ante una voz tan portentosa, que ha desafiado el paso del tiempo.
Mis lágrimas te acompañan.
La mejor voz de tenor
First time I have the honor to listen to his voice - I am without words!
Благодарю за возможность услышать чарующий голос великого Карузо!
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Que voz!!!!!!! Tan tremendamente hermosa, como su ser Enricco Caruso, único simplemente 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Que voz tremendamente maravilosa.!!!
Auf deutsch bringen.
Auf deutsch übersetzen.
Es maravilloso. Gracias a Dios ahora tenemos a Dimash que también es un prodigio de la naturaleza un regalo divino 🙏🏼 vozes únicas y privilegiadas
This was one of my father's favourites. And now that I'm older I can feel the emotion he felt when he was younger. So complex, so strangely wonderful.
Marsha, my father's as well. I remember as a kid my dad had one of those old record players. They played at 78rpm. He had a lot of full operas on record. I do remember as well the label had a little dog next an old gramophone.
@@ritalowrie1296 I remember that little dog too! The label was "His Master's Voice". Much love xx
He's tender, he's powerful, he's heavenly, he's beautiful..and so much more!! Bravo!!
Surement le plus grand ténor de tout les temps .Un génie vocal .Monsieur PAVAROTTI n'a jamais égalé ce merveilleux CARUSO
I met Toscanini’s grandson, Walter in New York after a concert. A very quiet, unassuming sort of fella who was nice enough to pose for a photo with my father.
If only conductors nowadays would follow singers like this, there would be a lot more fine singing going on in the opera world. Caruso was fortunate enough to grow up during a simpler time when the dynamic between singers and orchestras was different. ( he also happened to be one of the greatest tenors who ever lived)
An excellent comment. I have No musical education but think I’m sensitive enough to feel music and I’m a fan of opera. What strikes me in today’s opera performances is conductors tend to be too autonomic, they don’t, as You have written, „follow a singer”, they try to show off while they should give just accompaniment to soloists. I hope to be understandable, though have written this without a dictionary…
@@annadogolewska2359 Absolutely, I understand perfectly and your point about the conductors showing off is unfortunately true.
@@TimothyJonSarris Thanks!🙂
Sublime, inmortal. Escucharlo provoca una emoción incomparable, indescriptible. Qué maravilla, regalo celestial. Gracias.
El Padrino la puso en la 3ª parte, cuando matan a la hija
Asi es.
@@carolinavivarmachuca9773 si si Si vibra el ALMA Y EL ESPIRITU
@@carolinavivarmachuca9773 si si Si vibra el ALMA Y EL ESPIRITU
el gran Caruso immortal
The greatest voice of all time bar none
one hundred years and still waiting ... who can top him. an impossible mix of beautiful voice and deep expression, art and emotions across the board.
I am also 75 years old and the sound of Caruso and other great Italian opera singers can transport me in an instant to my grandparents’ little basement factory in Queens NY where they operated drill presses to the crackling sound of the old Emerson radio on the shelf above the presses. Though I was only 5 years old at the time, I knew by their faces that this music represented a great heartache for them.
One hundred and twenty years have passed since they left Naples, and the loss, though not mine personally, still carries me into a place of tremendous melancholy .
Мне 73 года, и мне довелось в отрочестве и юности встречаться с пожилым человеком, маминым коллегой, кто был большим любителем и знатоком музыки. Так вот этот человек не только захватил эпоху Карузо, но и лично 3 раза слушал величайшего тенора на сцене Одесской оперы. Сам этот факт производил на нас с братом магическое воздействие.
Wow!
Превит !Que maravillosa oportunidad te dió la vida,al tocarte con la varita mágica de tamaño mentor.Saludos desde Argentina!
This is so fantastic to hear in 2023.
What a voice! What an artist! In my childhood - 75 year ago- I was listening to his records. I do it today. As long as I live, I will listen to Caruso.
The passion, the grace with which he sings is incomparable with anyone else. He's just one step above. The natural way in which every note flows is so harmonious and unbelievable.
It all sounds so effortless
Thank You, Alvaro! You got it absolutely right. Caruso was a singer above all. Yes, high Cs were there for all to hear. Heartfelt phrasing, clear enunciation and his lovely tone are what I hear. And, with this remastering, his timbre. Sublime. ❤️❤️❤️
Exactly! I have heard many tenors sing this song, but he's the only one I've ever heard sing it as if it were absolutely REAL. It shakes me to my soul every time I hear it. So grateful that of all the things we have lost from the past, this isn't one of them! ❤️
I am 64, and I'm listening Una Furtiva Lagrima.
First day on the interwebs, too? Big day for you, dumb cluck.
I never tire of listening to to this soulful voice.
Arguably the greatest tenor since recording technology
The emotion in his voice!
God touches our souls with beauty, especially through music.
Everyone involved: composer, instrument maker, musician, conductor, singer, listener... everyone gets touched by God.
Whose heart is not hardened cries...
Enrico Caruso will live forever in our hearts! Never will there be another master performer as great as Enrico!
Божествен,невероятно божествен е Енрико Карузо! Гласът му залива с топлина,пълнота,красота и толкова стопля сърцето!
Wonderful! I discovered Caruso in about 1947. My grandmother had collected his recordings but never played the because she was confounded by the player. My older brother and I treated her to a dinner concert after our discovery. It made a difference in all our lives.
Funny, that’s when I started listening to Caruso. My father had so many of his 78’s and at age 3 I was the only one small enough to squeeze myself to the record player. I always voted for this masters records. I think even at that young age I knew I was hearing something almost unearthly. As an adult I worshiped Pavarotti. We are so fortunate to have access to such beauty.
Wonderful story. Yay, grandmother!
Imagine what it did for her.
When did he die? Or stop singing?
@@cleocatra9324 He died in 1921.
The voice form the heaven.
No other way to describe it...
Wow i never realized how amazing this piece by caruso is. Its probably the finest vocal piece in the history of music
Grande cantante, grande personalità, espressività, grande scuola!!!!!!
Maravilloso maestro del bel canto con sentimientos y sensibilidad
I always return to Caruso when I want to hear soulful opera. I am always grateful that Caruso songs in Italian. This way my heart is not restricted to the words he is saying, but am soar with the music he puts into my heart
I'm 95 years old and i love this music 🎶 🎵
voce sublime, immortale. Un genio. Voce da nota musicale
Es increible lo hermosa que es esta interpretación y que sea del 1904, lo que sería esa voz con la tecnología actual.... inimaginable,,,,,, extraordinario hermoso emocionante....!!!!!!
yo pienso que es increíble precisamente porque no es actual
Sie haben so Recht! Was für eine unglaubliche tief ergreifende Stimme! Die die Höhe und Tiefen des Lebens wieder spiegeln..Mit der Technik von heute wurde die Menschen dieses Stück mit einer Erfurt und einer Liebe Empfangen wie die letzte Szene im Film das Parfum..
Великий Карузо! Был и остаётся в наших сердцах со своим неповторимым голосом.
same here...after all these years magnificient is the word
This is a piece that my mother would ply when I was a youngster. Even though it was the time of the British pop invasion, I found a spot in my heart for the magic of Caruso, and this has always been my favorite.
Elizabeth Delgado
Une voix qui est incrustée dans mon âme de 90 ans
There have been some fine tenors in 20th century, but no one has equalled Caruso, his unique superb voice, technique and interpretation. This is a superb remastered recording .
The only one Caruso! I am in love with his voice. Saluti dell'Italia
The only pavarotty
I can still hear a modest Italian singer in Sorrento during my last travel to the Amalfitan coast. He was singing in front of the Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria…..one has to remember that Caruso had his personal suite at the hotel for many years….right in front of the Mediterranean…..many of the listening tourists had also their furtiva lagrima….great memory.
I'm 38 and I find the passion in the way caruso sings,is something else. What a talent ❤
Jamás había escuchado una voz tan hermosa y potente a la vez !!! Mucho más que impresionante!!! Verdaderamente maravilloso!!!...
I never heard this voice before ... Not a wrinkle since more than a century, astonishing
The most amazing one.
Havent u seen match point? If u havent u should
ALSO MY FIRST TIME TO LISTEN TO HIS VOICE ALBEIT I SAW THE MOVIE "THE GREAT CARUSO" ABOUT HIM PORTRAYED BY MARIO LANZA!!!0
Мне 81 год и я помню в детстве часто по радио передавали арии из опер в исполнении Энрико Карузо и Марио Ланца.Очень люблю оперу.!!!!!
io ne ho 82anni lo ascoltavamo alla radio. In un religioso silenzio,
Enrico Caruso una voce immortale! !!!!!👍
Sergio Paolo Mercurio, assolutamente Sì!!!
Divino come la Callas, di un altro pianeta.
Ha cantato con le più grandi ,la Tetrazzini,di cui aveva una vera e propria venerazione e con la Galli Curci,due diamanti di punta della lirica,le migliori!!
@Luigi Raimondo Pomo Come non ricordare a che Di Stefano Barioni Pertile e Corelli.
@@eugeniogentili1048 Lauri-Volpi
Escuchar a Caruso, recuerdo a mi padre...que le encantaba la musica de Caruso...desde Peru
A mí también me pasa lo mismo
Extraño mucho a mi papá. El me dio el gusto por la musica.
One of the greatest arias - in challening the singer - and absolutely one of the greatest singers (for me THE greatest) nailing it.
❤ Una furtiva lágrima de Enrico Caruso.... sensibilidad, ternura, y amor.... Aunque haya pasado el tiempo...es una voz tan sutil y melancolíca... qué nunca dejará de estar en una de las mejores óperas de italia...y otros países..yo la adoro.. 🌸💋
No encuentro palabras para describir la majestuosidad de esta interpretacion.Gloria a Dios que la tenemos y podemos escuchar.
Невероятно! 2021 год , и мы слышим это гениальное исполнение столетней давности! Динамические оттенки и ровность голоса словно на инструменте! Вот оно, настоящее бельканто! Брависсимо!
Да вы правы
Да , без сомнения Карузо великий , просто титан оперы . Но , а как же Паваротти ? Неужели мы можем считать его стоящим на какой либо более уступающей ступени певческого мастерства ?
@@user-qn2rw7jq1l Карузо, он был первый.
carusso una voz celestial te transporta 100 años al pasado escucharlo hoy es un privilegio una voz unica ,limpia ,todo un espectaculo
Un MARE TALENT!!! UIMITOARE ARMONII, O VOCE DIVINA!!! Acompaniament PERFECT!! Simplitate UNIVERSALĂ!! ÎȚI TRANSMITE ENERGII VITALE!!! FELICITĂRI PENTRU VIDEOCLIP!!
En esta grabación esta más joven. Por ello se percibe un tenor más alto y con tesituras tan finas y dulces en la voz cuando mantiene o tremola. Que voz tan exquisita. Cuanto transmite. Me hace llorar.
Nunca nadie pudo haber cantado algo así de hermoso, con tanto sentimiento y poderío vocal...solo él, solo el más grande de todas las épocas
Escucha a Gouseppe Do Stefanoo
@@raquelllaca4916 hay mejores que el
Bad Bunny le gana
@@paulo0651 comparas basura con estrellas
@@alanmartinez6518 Jajaja, era ironía. XDD
Luciano Pavorotti said there is us, and then there is Caruso, the most passionate, beautiful tenor voice of all time.
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@@juanavila2177 Hola, Juan. Pav said there is us, then there is Caruso. My comment is the most passionate beautiful ,controlled tenor voice of all time. I listen to him every day , and feel so well. I am a pro singer myself, so I appreciate his endearing tenor voice. 😃
Well said
I wish kids these days would or could appreciate such a genius.
guess it depends on your definition of kid, because I'm 20 lol
The emotion lives. What power and expression!
Fue increíblemente bello la voz de este extraordinario cantante, el mejor en toda la historia de la música clásica. Gracias Carusso por dejarnos esta magnífica canción que mueve nuestros sentimientos,, tu voz es dulce y sentimental Decansa en la Gloria de Dios.
Can anyone imagine what it would feel like to be in that recording studio as he sang this? I imagine one's nervous system being bathed in specific sound frequencies unheard of by the human ear.
I am 86 and still play music but the magnificent re mastering.which includes makes the voice some to life overdub etc., is truly beautiful