Dramatic soprano Amelia Karola sings "Vissi d'arte" From "Tosca", recorded c. 1907
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Dramatic soprano Amelia Karola sings "Vissi d'arte" From "Tosca", recorded c. 1907
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A scarce unpublished Odeon recording of the Viennese soprano with interpolated "A"'s above "F".
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Debated a while over whether or not to share this. Decided to do so. Here’s an old (like 4 to 6 years old I think) recording of yours truly doing a reading of my favorite Edgar Allan Poe story the Tell Tale Heart. Mind you, I stumble in a few places, and the ending send off is kinda dumb....but here’s This I guess. I’ve been told by several people it’s apparently pretty good. One or two have gone so far as to say great...but while I don’t doubt their sincerity I’m not sure of their accuracy. But I digress. Enjoy this old and at best amateur recording of a really good short story. Also, I can say my voice basically sounds like how it does here. Just putting on a bit of...something, but not too different. Give like four to six years I guess....but I digress. Make of this what you will. Al, the Chronographing Cottager and Prince of Naming
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