Tenore JOSEPH ROGATCHEWSKY - Les Pêcheurs de Perles "Je crois entendre encore" (1927)
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- Опубликовано: 28 мар 2023
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Tenore ucraino JOSEPH ROGATCHEWSKY
Mirgorod 20 novembre 1891 - 31 marzo 1981 
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Un bien émouvant Nadir...JOSEPH ROGATCHEWSKY, excellent ténor Russe, mais Français de cœur, puisque soldat lors de la Grande Guerre, fut un merveilleux interprète du répertoire Russe et Français. Il interpréta et enregistra notamment un extraordinaire Des Grieux dans la Manon de Jules Massenet , au coté de la soprano Germaine Féraldy dans le rôle titre...Enregistrement, certes ancien (1928) mais qui émerveillera les amoureux de l'Art Lyrique par le style parfait et le timbre séducteur de la voix de JOSEPH ROGATCHEWSKY.👍
Many thanks for this great collection. I am 76 and was raised with all these wonderful voices my Gran Aunt was a friend of the worlds oldest DJ in clonmel Ireland -Tommy O Brien who had his own radio programme on National Radio every Sunday evening at 7 for over 30 years. he had a splendid collection of over 6000 recordings and various types of record players. He visited Covent Garden annually and had a column in the national and local news about opera. He died at 83 in 1988…his radio show was called “your choice and Mine” . He was also the district court clerk in clonmel and the Irish Billard champion during his time.
What a wonderful voice and what an excellent singer! ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you for sharing this magnificent recording! 🙏🍀
I remember hearing Rogatchewsky before a time or two. The thing I remembered was the slight vibrato that makes his voice distinctive. Reminds me a of Joseph Calleja, who always has had a very quick vibrato. Both outstanding singers. But they do have a distinct tone because of that.
The wonderful voice of Josef Rogatchewsky ! How beautifully he sings Nadir's famous Romance.
Unforgettable interpreter. Thank you...
Encore... ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🥇
Where do Russia get these wonderful tenors from that I have just recently discovered?...
This is a Ukrainian tenor
@@whatwillwesee He was born in the Russian Empire, wether you want it or not
@@HammondDER He was trained in France and decided not to return to Soviet Union. So he was a French tenor of Jewish-Ukrainian descent
@@pseudodemente ... born in the Russian Empire.
"Ukrainian or Russian" ??? that's NOT the question here -what should be judged here is THE VOICE ... why using this this tragic war to make political statements .Thank you for this post.
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