Ha una voce musicalissima e piacevolissima anche quando parla. Una voce come la sua è una combinazione di suoni che non ho più avuto modo di udire, un miracolo della natura che ci ha deliziato per troppo poco tempo.
A singer who sings with passion is wonderful. You can hear it on a recording but when they sing it live, you can see the passion in both their face and in their voice
It is interesting to note that his speaking voice, in English, became much darker in tone, as he got older as well as his singing voice, except for some reason when he spoke in Italian where his tone was still light as it is when he is speaking in English here. This is strange I think.
... ни слова не понимаю в быстрой речи Марио Ланца... его КРАСИВЫЙ ГОЛОС слушала бы, слушала, слушала... это что-то - невероятное!!!!!!! ♥️👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋
Operatic History bears out that there were THREE GREAT TENORS, ENRICO CARUSO, BENIAMINO GIGLI and MARIO LANZA., the latter two studied with ENRICO ROSATI, the finest Vocal Teacher of that era - whom None since then can match.
In the HISTORY of the ART OF SINGING, The THREE GREATEST TENORS are ENRICO CARUSO, BENIAMINO GIGLI and MARIO LANZA, the latter two who studied with the FINEST VOICE TEACHER of that ERA, ENRICO ROSATI. NO SINGERS of THEIR QUALITY EXIST TODAY.
For me Mario Lanza is the most expressive singer in the world .. .others may be technically a better tenor but as far as expressiveness, in facial expression, in voice, in body language, in his eyes, etc., nobody is better .
Io trovo questa melodia deliziosa ed incantevole.la voce di Mario la cesella con il consueto stile fatto di potenza e dolcezza che la rende unica.del resto tutto quello che lui canta viene nobilitato dalla sua voce e reso inimitabile.Mario è unico!
"Every word I sing, I sing as though it were my last on earth." There you go, that is what made him great. Sometimes opera types get so caught up in proper technique or who had the biggest voice or could hit the highest note that they lose track of what the art was meant for in the first place...to communicate the heart to the listener. I call that operatic snobbery or operatic legalism.
It is truly amazing that a singer who passed away so long ago still captures the imagination of millions. It is a testimony to Mario Lanza's fantastic talent. It was a splendid but short lived career filled with passion and success and some difficult times. At the end, Lanza was back on his way up and was among the most popular entertainers of his era. I recommend reading A KID FROM PHILADELPHIA, MARIO LANZA, THE VOICE OF THE POETS, and to listen to him as you read the beautiful essays that are a homage to a star who is still with us and will always be with us.
you can’t say that unless you have proof and you met him. I’ve met people that had reputations as terrifying people who where very kind and loyal to me and people with opposite reputations who stabbed me in the back at the first opportunity. So reputations count for nothing especially when there is a lot of jealousy and money floating around.
@Hello I would like to add that I grew up with Mario's children..and Mario's mother Maria and father Tony ..his children Colleen, Allison, Damon and Marc were all great people..but it was never said that Mario was a tyrant or anything like that..rumors are evil and untrue..please just remember Mario for the talented person he was!!
@@indiomoreno1259 If you will read my comment, I never said any of these performers were not trying their best. And if I want to compare one voice to another, that is my right. I'm not saying anyone is better than anyone else. Just saying each one has their own specific qualities. If you think otherwise, that is your right too. Live and let live , OK ?
Mario apparently was afraid if he became to proficient in studying site reading,and music theory,it would diminish his natural music instincts.He was under a lot of pressure,from many gifted and learned musicians he worked with,to study reading music and perhaps piano.He accomplished quite a lot mostly learning by ear.Some singers who did become proficient in reading music well,were married to the exact note value for each word and sounded at times unnatural. Ian Kaye
ian kaye Sorry Ian, I have to disagree with you again. Many great tenor voices start out gifted and over time study, then become more proficient as Lanza did after studying with various coaches and teachers
ian kaye Lanza studied with Rosati, which Lanza drove nuts because Lanza would not do his studies, showed up late and with a hangover at time and refused to learn solfeggi and you make up some kind of cockamamie excuse. OMG, you should pull your ridiculous comment
Mario parlava tanto e voleva comunicare tutto quello che sentiva! Era un estroverso e la sua voce era duttile e musicale come nel canto! Un animo gentile e generoso che voleva essere compreso
In an interview on French television on 12 December 1984, Pavarotti said: "For me, the three greatest tenors of the world were, Caruso, Gigli and Lanza"
ursmue1937 This was a truly one of the greatest compliments given to one the greatest by one of the greatest. My humble opinion, Lanza, Caruso and Pavarotti not in any particular order. I don’t believe anyone is still living today that heard Caruso perform live. As wonderful as remastering of music has become, the process of bringing the true pure essence of the voice can’t be measured on recordings of Caruso. No one today truly knows how great he really was.
Жалко,что не дожил до осуществления своей мечты, а ведь на 1961 г. ему уже предложено было открывать оперный сезон в Римской Опере,да в Ла- Скала тоже...
Mario's speaking voice was just as clear and as precise as his singing voice, I have never, ever heard such a crystal clear perfectly pristine speaking voice. The was no chance of misunderstanding a word he said. The man truly was Gifted of God.
I love his intelligence--not just the technical voice but his INTELLIGENCE of really singing the song, interpreting those lyrics from the heart. singers take note!
Thank you so much for sharing! Msrio has been my idol since I was 8, and from the moment I saw The Great Caruso and Serenade, I just went on collecting his records. He remains in my heart forever.
