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The Sound of Vintage Classical Singing

Step into the golden age of classical singing with "The Sound of Vintage Classical Singing," a playlist that brings together some of the most celebrated voices from the early 20th century. Featuring legendary performers such as Enrico Caruso, Rosa Ponselle, and Titta Ruffo, this collection highlights opera arias, art songs, and timeless melodies that defined an era of vocal artistry. Selections range from Puccini's "O soave fanciulla" and Verdi's "Cortigiani! Miei signori" to Bellini’s "Qui la voce sua soave," offering a glimpse into the expressive and powerful performances that shaped classical singing as it is known today.

With historic recordings of works by Mozart, Verdi, Wagner, and more, this playlist provides an authentic listening experience filled with operatic passion, lyrical beauty, and technical brilliance. Whether it's Gounod’s "Ave Maria" or Tosti's "Ideale," each track captures the unique sound and style of the early recording era, making it a great choice for anyone interested in the history of classical vocal performance.

Giuseppe Verdi 36 tracks
Studio pianist 19 tracks
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 19 tracks
Richard Wagner 12 tracks
Giacomo Puccini 12 tracks
Charles Gounod 12 tracks
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