Old school soprano Luisa Tetrazzini sings with Enrico Caruso record - 1932 (pitch corrected)

It only occurred to me today that this clip-which we've all seen and heard before-has almost always been presented with the pitch about a half tone too high. It does make a difference; the voice is slightly darker overall and less shrill seeming. Enjoy!
Enrico Caruso singing M'appari tutt'amor
• Enrico Caruso M'appari...
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