Scary C# 1913 ENRICO CARUSO ROSSINI STABAT MATER Cujus animam VERDI REQUIEM 6028
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A series of great OPERA Records from early G&Ts to World War II recordings on 78 rpm Victrola Records
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One of Caruso's rare, but intensely gratifying Oratorio records.
Cujus Animam is notable for the highest note Caruso recorded, a high C Sharp towards the end of the record.
He has to put effort into producing this note.
One wished, after hearing the Ingemisco that he had recorded the whole Verdi Requiem.
This is excellently recorded, with Caruso in full center stage, and the orchestra only as a commentary.
Also Caruso sings very clearly with great dignity, avoiding the "sobbing" that Gigli uses on the same piece.
In 1873, Verdi was so moved by the death of Alessandro Manzoni that the composer wrote a complete Requiem by himself. His new work was first performed in Milan in May 1874.
Amazing singing in Latin
In Memory of Alessandro Manzoni
Requiem mass : Ingemisco
Messa da Requiem. Dies irae. Ingemisco
Giuseppe Verdi (composer)
Enrico Caruso (vocalist : tenor vocal)
Walter B. Rogers (conductor)
Description: Tenor vocal solo, with orchestra
Category: Vocal
Language: Latin
1/7/1915 New York, New York
Cujus animam
Through his bleeding side
Stabat Mater, G minor. Cujus animam
Gioacchino Rossini (composer)
Enrico Caruso (vocalist : tenor vocal)
Description: Tenor vocal solo, with orchestra
Category: Vocal
Language: Latin
12/15/1913 New York, New York
Superb Victor Batwing 12" 78 rpm record.
Condition: EXCELLENT light scuffs, plays Very QUIET
A SUPERB COPY
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