Leonard Warren sings "Pagliacci" prologue (live 1944 & studio 1953)
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Leonard Warren sings two fantastic renditions of the prologue to Leoncavallo's "Pagliacci." The first recording is from the March 25, 1944 Metropolitan Opera broadcast with Cesare Sodero conducting. Other cast members were Licia Albanese (Nedda), Raoul Jobin (Canio), Frank Valentino (Silvio), and John Dudley (Beppe). The second recording is from the 1953 RCA Victor studio recording with Renato Cellini conducting. Other cast members were Jussi Bjorling (Canio), Victoria de los Angeles (Nedda), Robert Merrill (Silvio), Paul Franke (Beppe), George Cehanovsky (Contadini), and Richard Wright (Contadini).
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Listen to the warm humanity in his voice in the last section. Compassion, dignity, love all in the voice. Amazing. Thank you.
The greatest baritone all times. I had a vinyl given to me my godfather. The very best!!
The most beautiful baritone voice of all times. Goes directly into your heart.
Perfection!!
No one ever sang this like Warren and it is unlikely that anyone ever will. He was in a class by himself. There are extraordinary baritones-Merrill, Bastianini, Tibbett, Milnes-and then there is Warren. Oh to have heard him live at the Old Met!
I think you forgot Big Mac in that list.
I agree. I was at the performance when he died on stage. Such a loss, I cried for a week and have never gotten over the greatness of his voice.
I think Granforte was slightly better, but i enjoy both of them.
I would say Granforte, Ruffo and Stracciari are as good as Warren in this aria, with maybe Granforte and Ruffo being a bit superior
In the first rendition, we hear Warren's immense talent and potential. In the second, we hear that he has largely fulfilled both.
Well, Leonard Warren did have that great acting quality.
Amazing baritone!!!
The ultimate beast!!! There was no limit for him!! Great Warren!!!!
Warren was singing the chorus at Radio City when he took a dare and entered the MerOpera competition and the rest, as they say, is history. And he died right on stage singing Urna Fatal! Could be worse.
Not only voice be fine tuned PhD. his death be ever remembered in good positive way... What a proud legend from USA.
He not only had a round and velvety tone but an incredible range. I know I'll spend a lifetime or two studying and admiring him.
this is so well refined, golden voice, like a Ph.D while others be at high school level... how rich his voice!!!
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SIN COMENTARIOS SIMPLEMENTE '''''''''''''''''''''''''''UNICO'''''''''''''''''''''''''' LASTIMA QUE TA NO VAMOS A PODER ESCUCHAR VOCES COMO ESTAS YA NO EXISTEN MAS AHORA LA GENTE ESCUCHA A LA LAMBADA
la voce del leone .
magnifico .
fenomeno.
❤
BODILOTO.che piaccere ascoltarlo. CREDO che di questa generazzione erano tutti grandi.bien sûr je peux me tromper. Je crois aussi toutefois que les gens de notre génération, o78 anni ,ne peuvent plus apprécier la plupart des chanteurs actuels après avoir entendu tous ces monstres de l'art lyrique.reconnaissons tout de même qu'il y en a quelques uns qui sont valables mais ils sont rares,
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C’est vrai.
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Uma voz esplendorosa ....forte mas ao mesmo tempo suave ...mesmo descontando a qualidade das gravações
The most pure Baritone voice in record to my opinion
Лёня Воронов- лучший баритон! Прекрасно!
Are you listening,Mr.Milnes?
BURN!! Ouch!
Richard Sferlazza
live performance :
1 Warren = 30 Milnes .
Milnes was great-the last real Verdi baritone-why does one artist have to be denigrated. By the way in many ways I preferred Macneil's Rigoletto