00:00 Ettore Bastianini - Core 'ngrato (Neapolitan classic) 02:45 Ettore Bastianini - Torna a Surriento (Neapolitan classic) 06:05 Thomas Hampson - Largo al factotum (aria from "The Barber of Seville") 10:46 Ettore Bastianini - Cortigiani, vil razza dannata (aria from "Rigoletto") 18:40 Laurent Naouri - Toreador Song (aria from "Carmen")
Which is why most of the modern or rather modern singers, whose singing voice is considered immortal and inimitable, are baritones. Frank Sinatra, Elvis Pressley, Freddie Mercury (Yes, Freddie mercury was definately a Baritone, though a light baritone), John Lennon, Johnny Cash.....Just to name the greatest of the great names..... But I must say that it's really nice to read words like yours because baritones often have to train way harder and more often than bass-singers or tenors and often don't get the credit for their hard work. How do i know that? I'm a choir singer and naturally a baritone, but most of the times i'm forced to sing the tenor parts or bass singer parts because most choir materials only include Tenor or bass singer voice lines.
@@martenspitzner408 Tenor, humbug! I love a talented baritone-bass, my husband. My father was a baritone as well. I love church choirs and opera, but frankly, tenors bore me - a dime a dozen. To you, Martin, may I suggest soloing at church?
@@lacemaker427swohio5 Once it's allowed to sing in churches, again, i might start to do that for me mother. For years, I She ( a mezzo soprano) kept asking and begging me to join her choir and some two years ago, when i started to train my singing voice for fun( i sing in mixed modern/opera style like Freddie Mercury did) , she invited me to a voice training session she and friends from her choir joined once a year. And for the love of me mother i joined her choir afterwards and thanks to insisting to train in the bass ( though I'm naturally a light and high baritone like Freddie Mercury was) , i can now sing as deep as F2, on a good day even an E2 ( normally Baritones can only sing as deep as around G2). And boy you can tell how happy she now is by a simple look in her eyes.
@@martenspitzner408 oh my god??? So far i thought these are singers were tenors I mean Frank Sinatra and Freddie Mercury holy sh*T🤣, although i'm baritone but i'm also countertenor but there is only one university where I could improve my voice further as a countertenor but I have just started music high school so university is still unaproachable for me😅
@@erikhorvath4297 A baritone can't be a countertenor as well. they in fact couldn't be further away from each other in all terms. A countertenor doesn't have the warmth and strength in his voice while a baritone can only hit countertenornotes with his head voice, but it wouldn't sound like a countertenor. What's likely is that you are a light baritone with an extended vocal range towards the high notes ( Meaning a baritone with a well trained head voice). So am i as well by the way and so was Freddie Mercury.
Grazie mille ! Развивайте ваш канал, не останавливайтесь, пожалуйста. Предлагаю... Найдите раннее выступление Bastianini в «Traviata” 52 г. до Callas-55 г. LaScala, поставьте на одну дорожку для сравнения, а я сделаю хороший пост и кое что напишу об истории дружбы Bastianini и Callas... Поверьте это будет интересно. Я очень сожалею, что интерес к певцам прошлого, особенно к Bastianini, как-то притупляется и это печально... А ведь, помимо его карьеры певца, а она была не легкая и трагическая, но и другая сторона жизни, не менее интересная и не лёгкая , а порой и трагичная. Вобшем желаю вам дальнейших успехов!😊☺️🤜🎼🎶🎶🎶🎶💕
Vide 'o mare quante bello, Spira tantu sentimento, Comme tu a chi tiene mente, Ca scetato 'o faie sunna. Guarda, gua, chistu ciardino; Siente, sie sti sciure arance: Nu profumo accussi fino Dinto 'o core se ne va E tu dice: "I parto, addio!" Talluntane da stu core Da sta terra de lammore Tiene 'o core 'e nun turna Ma nun me lassa, Nun darme stu turmiento! Torna a Surriento, Famme campa Vide 'o mare de Surriento, Che tesoro tene funno: Chi ha girato tutto 'o munno Nun l'ha visto como ca Guarda attuorno sti Serene, Ca te guardano 'ncantate, E te vonno tantu bene... Te vulessero vasa. E tu dice: "I' parto, addio!" T'alluntane da stu core Da sta terra de l'ammore Tiene 'o core 'e nun turna Ma nun me lass, Nun darme stu turmiento! Torna a Surriento, Famme campa! Torna a Surriento
Bastianini is the only one here who could be considered one of 'the best' - many would put him right at the top, purely in terms of his vocal ressources, second only to Ruffo, maybe, or Tibbett. But the others ... As other people have said, there are lots of great baritones missing. If you like Tito Gobbi, as I do, take a look at this video presentation I've put together: ruclips.net/video/SXpyyijw7Rs/видео.html
Слушайте мирового гения Дмитрия Хворостовского. У него голос Бога ! Слушаю его с утра до вечера каждый день и не могу на слушаться никак !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Даже близко нельзя сравнивать Великого Ettore Bastianini с кем бы то ни было!!! А уж говорить о Хворостовском , как о великом- это просто « кощунство» Я чту память о нём, и на фоне той бездарщины , которая охватила практически всю певческую камарилью во всех странах - он- Хворостовский;- действительно , хорош, но не великий... как это не печально!! Бастианини- это не случайность, а закономерность, которая передовалась на генетическом уровне , ещё с тех времён 19 века и докатилась до20 века, а Ettore и есть тот самый генетический фонд , которому , досталось иметь это счастье-- ГОЛОС « Бронзы и Бархата» Отсюда вывод:- сравнивать никогда, ни в какие времена невозможно.. ТАБУ.!!!!! Если вам понравилось, что я написала, то дайте мне знать. Я с удовольствием подискутирую о Бастианини, т. к. Многие о нём мало что знают и понимают . 😊🙏🙏🙏
@@user-zt8bm3lm5g может он/а кроме Хворостовского никого не слышал/а, поэтому понятен этот восторг. Мне же, например, даже странно было бы слушать этого певца после Бастианини, Гуэльфи, Мерилла, Каппуччилли и других выдающихся баритонов.
“Largo al factotum” from Il barbiere di Siviglia: “Hai già vinta la causa…Vedró mentr’io sospiro” from Le nozze di Figaro “Bella siccome un angelo” from Don Pasquale “Come Paride vezzoso” from L’elisir d’amore “Ah! Vittoria! Vittoria!” from Gianni Schicchi: “Di Provenza, il mar, il suol” from La Traviata “Avant de quitter” from Faust: "Votre toast” from Carmen “L’orage s’est calme” from Les Pêcheurs de perles: “Mab, la reine des mensonges” from Roméo et Juliette: “O du, mein holder Abendstern” from Tannhäuser “Mein Sehnen, mein Wähnen” from Die tote Stadt: “Papagena, Papagena, Papagena!” From Die Zauberflöte: “Lieben, Hassen, Hoffen, Zagen” from Ariadne auf Naxos: Both Onegin Arias from Eugen Onegin Robert’s Aria from Iolanta: Yeletsky’s Aria from The Queen of Spades “Warm as the Autumn Light” from The Ballad of Baby Doe “Look, through the port comes the moonshine astray (Billy in the darbies)” from Billy Budd:
Hampson is no baritone !!!! Should have included the greatest of all : Titta Ruffo Should have also included Apollo Granforte, Guiseppe Danise, Giangiacomo Guelfi or Afro Poli
Fleming: "Why so much of Bastianini?" My my my, what a question! Probably the uploader of this video rightly considers Bastianini, as I and millions of people from all corners of the world do, one of the best baritones ever lived. Nevertheless, you are right, some others, like Apollo Granforte, Gobi etc. should have been included in this video. Coming to the rest of your comment...Raimondi is mostly considered a basso, sometimes, in my view correctly a bass-baritone. As far as I know he is not characterised as one of the greats in either category. Your last remark, "No Russian baritones. " Slavic peoples and Russions produce great Bassos. I am not aware of any great Russian baritone who would have deserved to be included in this video.
I only hear 3 different baritones. The other one of which name I don't want to remember, is not, will not and was never a baritone. Just a disgrace of a baritone. A product of people who never understood anything about voices, like Levine and company. Bastiannini, as always a lesson of how a baritone SHOULD sound.
Мне больше всех нравится исполнение Дмитрием Хворостовским. У Бастианини в голосе присутствует какая-то хриплость, не знаю, мне лично она режет ухо. А вот Д.Х. поёт голосом Бога !
Thomas hampsons rendition of largo, is the best? That's laughable. There is an army of Korean unknown baritones that would top this performance, any day of the week.
One can argue whether Bastianini was the greatest baritone, or whether he only belongs after a number of other top baritones who are even better - but few opera buffs would ridicule anyone who places Bastianini first, simply because of the glorious beauty and size of his voice. However, with all due respect, placing three of his recordings alongside one by Hampson, an OK but far weaker baritone in both voice and singing, as well as a mediocre Torreador Song performance by a 3rd rate singer is almost laughable.
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00:00 Ettore Bastianini - Core 'ngrato (Neapolitan classic)
02:45 Ettore Bastianini - Torna a Surriento (Neapolitan classic)
06:05 Thomas Hampson - Largo al factotum (aria from "The Barber of Seville")
10:46 Ettore Bastianini - Cortigiani, vil razza dannata (aria from "Rigoletto")
18:40 Laurent Naouri - Toreador Song (aria from "Carmen")
Instablaster.
а где же Хворостовский?
So happy to have fund these amazing baritones, when the tenors seem to get most of the love. A talented baritone will out sing a tenor any day!
Which is why most of the modern or rather modern singers, whose singing voice is considered immortal and inimitable, are baritones. Frank Sinatra, Elvis Pressley, Freddie Mercury (Yes, Freddie mercury was definately a Baritone, though a light baritone), John Lennon, Johnny Cash.....Just to name the greatest of the great names..... But I must say that it's really nice to read words like yours because baritones often have to train way harder and more often than bass-singers or tenors and often don't get the credit for their hard work. How do i know that? I'm a choir singer and naturally a baritone, but most of the times i'm forced to sing the tenor parts or bass singer parts because most choir materials only include Tenor or bass singer voice lines.
@@martenspitzner408 Tenor, humbug! I love a talented baritone-bass, my husband. My father was a baritone as well. I love church choirs and opera, but frankly, tenors bore me - a dime a dozen. To you, Martin, may I suggest soloing at church?
@@lacemaker427swohio5 Once it's allowed to sing in churches, again, i might start to do that for me mother. For years, I She ( a mezzo soprano) kept asking and begging me to join her choir and some two years ago, when i started to train my singing voice for fun( i sing in mixed modern/opera style like Freddie Mercury did) , she invited me to a voice training session she and friends from her choir joined once a year. And for the love of me mother i joined her choir afterwards and thanks to insisting to train in the bass ( though I'm naturally a light and high baritone like Freddie Mercury was) , i can now sing as deep as F2, on a good day even an E2 ( normally Baritones can only sing as deep as around G2). And boy you can tell how happy she now is by a simple look in her eyes.
@@martenspitzner408 oh my god??? So far i thought these are singers were tenors I mean Frank Sinatra and Freddie Mercury holy sh*T🤣, although i'm baritone but i'm also countertenor but there is only one university where I could improve my voice further as a countertenor but I have just started music high school so university is still unaproachable for me😅
@@erikhorvath4297 A baritone can't be a countertenor as well. they in fact couldn't be further away from each other in all terms. A countertenor doesn't have the warmth and strength in his voice while a baritone can only hit countertenornotes with his head voice, but it wouldn't sound like a countertenor. What's likely is that you are a light baritone with an extended vocal range towards the high notes ( Meaning a baritone with a well trained head voice). So am i as well by the way and so was Freddie Mercury.
This is the first time I hear Bastianini. What a wonderful singer.
Realy ?? Where have you been all those years 😄😅
@@ingriddoppler better late than never!
So glad you found him! I myself came to baritones late, and I've never looked back! The great Tito Gobbi is one of the best singers of all time.
I love Bastianini's great baritone voice
Breataking performances wonderful sharing thank you bravo!!💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💙💙💙💙👏👏👏👏👏
Excellent choices!
Nice picks! One if my favorites is Tre Sbirri, Una Carozza
Beautiful voice
Great music! Thank you!
"Il mare eterno nella mia anima" - is also a wonderful song
I see you jojo reference ;)
Muy bueno
good collection, but wish it showed the baritones while singing the arias.
That was magnificent!
06:05 *Anyone that’s a Looney Tunes or a Chuck Jones fan might know this😂❤🩵*
Estos temas los habia escuchado.
Por tenores.
Pero ellos los bordan...
Nice to hear Escamillo sung by a genuine Frenchman.
Grazie mille ! Развивайте ваш канал, не останавливайтесь, пожалуйста. Предлагаю... Найдите раннее выступление Bastianini в «Traviata” 52 г. до Callas-55 г. LaScala, поставьте на одну дорожку для сравнения, а я сделаю хороший пост и кое что напишу об истории дружбы Bastianini и Callas... Поверьте это будет интересно. Я очень сожалею, что интерес к певцам прошлого, особенно к Bastianini, как-то притупляется и это печально... А ведь, помимо его карьеры певца, а она была не легкая и трагическая, но и другая сторона жизни, не менее интересная и не лёгкая , а порой и трагичная. Вобшем желаю вам дальнейших успехов!😊☺️🤜🎼🎶🎶🎶🎶💕
Vide 'o mare quante bello,
Spira tantu sentimento,
Comme tu a chi tiene mente,
Ca scetato 'o faie sunna.
Guarda, gua, chistu ciardino;
Siente, sie sti sciure arance:
Nu profumo accussi fino
Dinto 'o core se ne va
E tu dice: "I parto, addio!"
Talluntane da stu core
Da sta terra de lammore
Tiene 'o core 'e nun turna
Ma nun me lassa,
Nun darme stu turmiento!
Torna a Surriento,
Famme campa
Vide 'o mare de Surriento,
Che tesoro tene funno:
Chi ha girato tutto 'o munno
Nun l'ha visto como ca
Guarda attuorno sti Serene,
Ca te guardano 'ncantate,
E te vonno tantu bene...
Te vulessero vasa.
E tu dice: "I' parto, addio!"
T'alluntane da stu core
Da sta terra de l'ammore
Tiene 'o core 'e nun turna
Ma nun me lass,
Nun darme stu turmiento!
Torna a Surriento,
Famme campa!
Torna a Surriento
Gracias por la loable labor suya
I also miss R. Merrill and G. G. Zancanaro here 🤔
Bastianini is the only one here who could be considered one of 'the best' - many would put him right at the top, purely in terms of his vocal ressources, second only to Ruffo, maybe, or Tibbett. But the others ... As other people have said, there are lots of great baritones missing. If you like Tito Gobbi, as I do, take a look at this video presentation I've put together: ruclips.net/video/SXpyyijw7Rs/видео.html
Слушайте мирового гения Дмитрия Хворостовского. У него голос Бога ! Слушаю его с утра до вечера каждый день и не могу на слушаться никак !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ни в коем случае
Даже близко нельзя сравнивать Великого Ettore Bastianini с кем бы то ни было!!! А уж говорить о Хворостовском , как о великом- это просто « кощунство» Я чту память о нём, и на фоне той бездарщины , которая охватила практически всю певческую камарилью во всех странах - он- Хворостовский;- действительно , хорош, но не великий... как это не печально!! Бастианини- это не случайность, а закономерность, которая передовалась на генетическом уровне , ещё с тех времён 19 века и докатилась до20 века, а Ettore и есть тот самый генетический фонд , которому , досталось иметь это счастье-- ГОЛОС « Бронзы и Бархата» Отсюда вывод:- сравнивать никогда, ни в какие времена невозможно.. ТАБУ.!!!!! Если вам понравилось, что я написала, то дайте мне знать. Я с удовольствием подискутирую о Бастианини, т. к. Многие о нём мало что знают и понимают . 😊🙏🙏🙏
@@user-zt8bm3lm5g может он/а кроме Хворостовского никого не слышал/а, поэтому понятен этот восторг. Мне же, например, даже странно было бы слушать этого певца после Бастианини, Гуэльфи, Мерилла, Каппуччилли и других выдающихся баритонов.
“Largo al factotum” from Il barbiere di Siviglia:
“Hai già vinta la causa…Vedró mentr’io sospiro” from Le nozze di Figaro
“Bella siccome un angelo” from Don Pasquale
“Come Paride vezzoso” from L’elisir d’amore
“Ah! Vittoria! Vittoria!” from Gianni Schicchi:
“Di Provenza, il mar, il suol” from La Traviata
“Avant de quitter” from Faust:
"Votre toast” from Carmen
“L’orage s’est calme” from Les Pêcheurs de perles:
“Mab, la reine des mensonges” from Roméo et Juliette:
“O du, mein holder Abendstern” from Tannhäuser
“Mein Sehnen, mein Wähnen” from Die tote Stadt:
“Papagena, Papagena, Papagena!” From Die Zauberflöte:
“Lieben, Hassen, Hoffen, Zagen” from Ariadne auf Naxos:
Both Onegin Arias from Eugen Onegin
Robert’s Aria from Iolanta:
Yeletsky’s Aria from The Queen of Spades
“Warm as the Autumn Light” from The Ballad of Baby Doe
“Look, through the port comes the moonshine astray (Billy in the darbies)” from Billy Budd:
Ária de Ópera é bem diferente de Core Ingrato que é Canção Napolitana
Hampson is no baritone !!!!
Should have included the greatest of all : Titta Ruffo
Should have also included Apollo Granforte, Guiseppe Danise, Giangiacomo Guelfi or Afro Poli
What about Dmitri Hvrostovsky?He had a beautiful baritone voice.
@@joandebruin3847 he definitely wasn't a great baritone, no power no real depth. Definitely not in the league of the ones I mentioned.
Also Umberto Urbano
I like Bruson.
Why so much of Bastianini? No Gobbi. No Raimondi. No Russian baritones. Very limited.
Fleming: "Why so much of Bastianini?" My my my, what a question! Probably the uploader of this video rightly considers Bastianini, as I and millions of people from all corners of the world do, one of the best baritones ever lived. Nevertheless, you are right, some others, like Apollo Granforte, Gobi etc. should have been included in this video. Coming to the rest of your comment...Raimondi is mostly considered a basso, sometimes, in my view correctly a bass-baritone. As far as I know he is not characterised as one of the greats in either category. Your last remark, "No Russian baritones. " Slavic peoples and Russions produce great Bassos. I am not aware of any great Russian baritone who would have deserved to be included in this video.
@@bassoprof Pavel Litisiaan -simply a great Russian baritone.
Come on man! How about a libretto!
Come on man, internet will help you!
Dont tell me i have to learn italian (even neapolitan) to sing baritone opera x(....
what song is this called?
legend says he never found out
It is listed above.
Catari or Core n'grato
The first two aren't opera arias, they are Neapolitan songs. Hampson's Largo is far from the best recording. He sounds like a tenor singing the aria.
I only hear 3 different baritones. The other one of which name I don't want to remember, is not, will not and was never a baritone. Just a disgrace of a baritone. A product of people who never understood anything about voices, like Levine and company. Bastiannini, as always a lesson of how a baritone SHOULD sound.
Мне больше всех нравится исполнение Дмитрием Хворостовским. У Бастианини в голосе присутствует какая-то хриплость, не знаю, мне лично она режет ухо. А вот Д.Х. поёт голосом Бога !
Thomas hampsons rendition of largo, is the best? That's laughable. There is an army of Korean unknown baritones that would top this performance, any day of the week.
😅😅👍🙌
None of those pieces are for the Baroque Era. re title this video
One can argue whether Bastianini was the greatest baritone, or whether he only belongs after a number of other top baritones who are even better - but few opera buffs would ridicule anyone who places Bastianini first, simply because of the glorious beauty and size of his voice. However, with all due respect, placing three of his recordings alongside one by Hampson, an OK but far weaker baritone in both voice and singing, as well as a mediocre Torreador Song performance by a 3rd rate singer is almost laughable.
You are so right about Hampson. His greatest gift is his ambassadorship of song. But I admire anyone who achieves their dreams.
@@kenwasser6186 Yep. He's made to sing Mahler lieder, not Verdi opera.
👍Agree