Song composed by Caruso never recorded - help needed!
"No, nun di ca so stato I" is the second song that Caruso wrote and probably the least known - the only copy of the music seems to be in the Peabody Collection in Baltimore and it has never been recorded.
This is performed by Mark Milhofer, an Italian trained, British operatic tenor passionate about Enrico Caruso.
To celebrate Caruso's 150th birthday Mark wants to record Caruso's own compositions and those written especially for him in June this year and in Caruso's home in Italy.
In order to finance the project Mark has created a Kickstarter project. Please visit the project and see how you may help.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/caruso1/enrico-caruso-his-songs-le-sue-canzoni
Mark writes:
"I’m appealing to lovers of the arts to join me in keeping Caruso’s legacy alive by supporting this recording. Only 5 of Caruso’s songs have ever been recorded and this double album will include many world premieres."
P.S.
I never have made advertisement for anything on my channel, but I find this a really worthwhile project that aligns with my own goal of keeping Caruso's legacy alive for coming generations.
Видео Song composed by Caruso never recorded - help needed! канала Tom Frøkjær
This is performed by Mark Milhofer, an Italian trained, British operatic tenor passionate about Enrico Caruso.
To celebrate Caruso's 150th birthday Mark wants to record Caruso's own compositions and those written especially for him in June this year and in Caruso's home in Italy.
In order to finance the project Mark has created a Kickstarter project. Please visit the project and see how you may help.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/caruso1/enrico-caruso-his-songs-le-sue-canzoni
Mark writes:
"I’m appealing to lovers of the arts to join me in keeping Caruso’s legacy alive by supporting this recording. Only 5 of Caruso’s songs have ever been recorded and this double album will include many world premieres."
P.S.
I never have made advertisement for anything on my channel, but I find this a really worthwhile project that aligns with my own goal of keeping Caruso's legacy alive for coming generations.
Видео Song composed by Caruso never recorded - help needed! канала Tom Frøkjær
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