Jerome Hines in Vocal Rarities
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- A couple of years before his death, Jerry Hines handed me some cassettes of his private recordings taken during his concerts. Many of these arias and songs are from the 40's and early 50's. He did well over a thousand concerts. These were in terrible sound so I have restored them to modern sound as best I could. Anyway if you like Hines you will love these rarities. :)
Track 1-The Christmas Rose 2.the aria Tambour Major by Thomas; 4. Home on the range 5.My Blessings fall on this fair world 6.The song of the flea 7.Song of the Volga Boatmen 8.The Holy City 9.The two Grenadiers 10. Visione Veneziana 11.O faded foolish joys of youth; 12. Vecchia zimarra senti; 13. Vieni la mia vendetta
I was honored to be a student of Jerome. We are both basso cantantes and share the same birthday! He was a giant of a man and his heart was as big as the universe.
What a magnificent and regal instrument Mr. Hines possessed! In this age of mushy Bass voices his powerful, secure and resonant instrument is sorely missed !
Jerome Hines the greatest...He was and always will be one of the giants. Many thanks Mr Shore for this wonderful recording. God bless you.
live performance :
1 Jerome Hines = 20 Samuel Ramey .
You can say that again.
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Jerome Hines dal vivo aveva la voce del Basso vero, era un Fenomeno.
Samuel Ramey cantava con una vocalità poco bella e di colore meno scuro del Tenore Ramon Vinay.Di più Ramey sovente lo "aiutavano" durante le sue recite con microfoni 🎙️ per la semplice ragione che aveva poca voce.
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Thanks Mr. Shore, for sharing this treasure of wonderful recordings from the great Jerome Hines,as well as all the others that you cleaned up and uploaded for our listening (and viewing) pleasure.
I am a russian opera singer(bass). Mr. Hines is one of my most favorite singers. May be there were some greater basses, but Jerome Hines 's records I love the most!
He was one of the greatest basses. I don't know about Russian basses. They make a kind of sound we don't like in the West. To me, the great basses of the 20th century were Mardones, Pinza, Siepi, Hines and Tozzi. Each has his favorite :)
@@OscarLevant1 I didn't mean russian busses! I am agree with your least. I prefer our composers Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Rakhmaninov, Skryabin much mire than basses from Russia. That's because all the italians, teachers and singers were in the US and in Italy..
@@OscarLevant1 First at all i say you: Bravo! And second ,from all russian basses It's worth hearing Mark Reizen.
@@hanssachs3022 I also really admire the sound of Vladimir Pasyukov, even though he, afaik, sang Choir and not especially opera :D
@@OscarLevant1 If you knew more about bass singing, you wouldn't be so enamored of Hines's labored, wooly sound that deteriorated very rapidly. I mean, just listen to the opening track. He can't hold a note steady for more than ONE SECOND. You don't know Sibiryakov??? The most technical bass of all time?? Or Vasily Petrov? Vladimir Kastorsky? Aleksandr and Grigory Pirogov?? Dmitri Bukhtoyarov? Come on, man.
Jerry once told me that he had always wanted to be the "John Wayne" of opera singers! :) I think you made it Jerry
No, to Hines, born in 1921, John Wayne was a symbol of American strength admired around the world. Your definition was not shared then and is even today a prejudicial reading.
He was no actor, if that matters.
Whoa, music historians look very kindly on his acting in opera.
That's right, He wanted to be the strong, good guy!!
With all due respect, I think that honor goes to Jose Mardones, no offense. But Jerome did his very best. :)
Thx Mr.Shore for such a wonderful musical gift!
Cuando era coreuta del.colon cante con Hines inigualable voz 1964
grazie mille, spettacolare
Am sure Hines recorded "Nearer My God to Thee," live or in the studio. But have yet to find it. Would love to hear it--
MARVELOUS JEROME HINES🙌🙏😇🎶