Renata Tebaldi & Richard Tucker "Vicino a te s'acquesta" on The Ed Sullivan Show

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Renata Tebaldi & Richard Tucker "Vicino a te s'acquesta" on The Ed Sullivan Show, March 10, 1957. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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@Tenortalker Год назад

Enough to make one cry. Such beauty from Tebaldi and Tucker.

@deniznejatizar8716 2 года назад

Omg please post other performances by Renata Tebaldi🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@Orfeus80 2 года назад

What a volcanic performance! Renata Tebaldi especially is everything one could wish for as Maddalena.

@shicoff1398 3 месяца назад

There is another post of this on you tube by poster "General Radamas" where you see the host Ed Sullivan come out after they sang, and personally greet both singers on stage, as they accept the Audience applause, of course the old 1957 TV sound quality is about the same as it is here, two very great opera singers of all time . RIP.

@matOpera 2 года назад

Increcible. Please more Tebaldi, Tucker, and Corelli!

@thomashaueter9675 2 года назад

Wow!! Great clip of the ending of Giordano's Andrea Chenier by Tebaldi & Tucker...the CLASSIC duo at their peak!!

@CantorClassics 2 года назад

Two great voices! I we could see such quality on network TV these days.

@jeaninemahieu5164 2 года назад

Merveilleuse Renata Tebaldi, voix unique, splendide, inégalable, la plus grande soprano lyrico-spinto du monde.

@omarsomehow69 2 года назад

A historical performance for sure. Tebaldi in her wing, but Tucker even better at this particular event!

@MostlyBrenda 2 года назад

Yes, Renata was really 6'5". Just kidding, the NYT said that Richard listed himself at 5' 8", but that he was being "optimistic". 😉 When he died at 60 of a heart attack, Leontyne Price, the soprano, gave this warm tribute: “I loved and respected Richard as a, great artist and as a warm family and religious man. He was one of the most wonderful colleagues I have ever worked with. I shall miss him.”

@shicoff1398 10 месяцев назад

He was five seven exactly, I stood next to him many times, had dinner with him etc. a wonderful man and had a rich powerful spinto Voice. RIP.

@kurtgarmaker3719 8 месяцев назад

I heard Price in concert three times.. what a wonderful performer and grand lady...with a great voice .this was in the late sixties and early 70's

@shicoff1398 8 месяцев назад

Yes she was vocally excellent, the voice and artist, as was tenor Ricard Tucker, she recorded her first complete opera with him in 1959 for RCA Records, ( IL. Trovatore ) and also in 1962 a terrific complete recording of Butterfly, also on the RCA label, both available on CD's.

@shicoff1398 8 месяцев назад

I saw her in the 196's and later also, always a pleasure seeing and hearing her.@@kurtgarmaker3719

@shicoff1398 7 месяцев назад

Yes five foot nine or ten in "inches" is correct, I believe, I've stood next to Tucker many times, had dinner with him and walked down the street with him, no doubt about it, he was Five Foot Seven. @user-wx2st2yn4o

@TomElvisSmith 2 года назад

Thank you! Please also post Richard Tucker singing "Nessun Dorma" on the Sullivan show.

@gianlucabrunetti3214 4 месяца назад

Bravissimo 👏 🥰😍

@davideferrari5702 2 года назад

Che dire meravigliosi...

@kurtgarmaker3719 8 месяцев назад

Tucker kept his voice until the end! He was a lyrico spinto. Tebaldi sounds and looks terrific. I heard her live once about ten yrs after this performance and she really shrieked in a performance of Giaconda ! I heard Tucker in concert 3 times... A truly marvelous tenor

@marcmitchel25 Год назад

So much freer and more passionate than the same aria televised years later with Corelli. Her later years weren't terribly kind.

@ginopietracupa4305 Год назад

In 1957 Tebaldi's voice was a river of gold, a torrent of gold

@jadezee6316 2 года назад

fans of Frasier....the tv show certainly know Renata Tebaldi

@issakelly8071 2 года назад

"How many straight man remember Renata Tebaldi?"- Out With Dad

@ginopietracupa4305 Год назад

@@issakelly8071 If it weren't for the gays, Maria Callas wouldn't be the inflated balloon that she is

@ransomcoates546 9 месяцев назад

@@issakelly8071More than remember Callas!

@issakelly8071 9 месяцев назад

I remember Callas - they're those rough patches of skin on your hands or feet 😆

@richardholmesmusic2128 9 месяцев назад

@@issakelly8071a very funny episode! And I love it because Renata gets mentioned. Marty Crane on the soprano singing Gilda at the opera, “She’s no Renata Tebaldi!” Tebaldi also shows up in the lyrics of a song in Sondheim’s Merrily we Roll Along”!