Enrico Caruso, Ténor - Noël / Sancta Maria flac album

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Victor Orchestra, Metropolitan Opera Chorus, Walter B. Rogers, Josef A. Pasternack. Catalogue No: 8110751. Metropolitan Opera Chorus, Victor Orchestra. Enrico Caruso (tenor). Recorded: 7 December 1916. Recording Venue: Camden, New Jersey.

Not to be outdone by Naxos' box set Enrico Caruso: The Complete Recordings, RCA Red Seal, the successor company to Victor, has repackaged its The Complete Caruso at a bargain price.

A la luz de la luna (Antón y Michelena). Sei morta nella vita mia (Francesco Antonio Costa). La partida (Fermín María Álvarez). Ne gustare m'e dato; Sleale! Il segreto fu dunque violato (Giuseppe Verdi).

The Italian tenor Enrico Caruso holds a unique place in musical history, as the first operatic singer whose recordings sold in millions, and who created an international reputation on the strength of these. Caruso's robust tone and musical sincerity made him both an ideal stage and recording artist, whose voice the primitive acoustic recording technology of the early twentieth century was able to reproduce with startling fidelity. Parmi veder le lagrime. 14. Manon Lescaut, opera: Donna non vidi mai. 15. Ave Maria for voice & piano. Disc: 8. 1. Lasciate amar, song for voice & piano (or orchestra).

It uses some of the same lyrics as Ave Maria and has become a popular concert piece. It also has been recorded by several singers, like Andrea Bocelli, Sissel Kyrkjebø, Charlotte Church, Katherine Jenkins and the tenor Friar Alessandro. Sancta Maria by Andrea Bocelli, on the album Sacred Arias (1999).

Homage to Enrico Caruso (25/02/1873 - 02/08/1921). This is a non-profit homepage created as a post mortem tribute to the legendary Neapolitan singer and opera star Enrico Caruso who, with his voice, empathy, charisma and gramophone recordings, contributed to making opera known and loved in the world in the beginning of the past century.