Peter Hofmann (with Anna Maria Kaufmann)

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Peter Hofmann (with Anna Maria Kaufmann)
Phantom of the Opera
Hamburg, 1990
Peter Hofmann, Anna Maria Kaufmann
Booklet of the CD to the original Hamburg cast recording
La Fanciulla del West(The Girl of the (Golden) West) & The Music of the Night(+ ALW's Married Man) Comparison video.
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1. 1)1954 Mario del Monaco -Quello che tacete: 0:01
2)Michael Crawford -The Music of the Night(Original lyrics version): 1:18
3)1954 Steber & Del Monaco duets: 2:56
2. 1)1961 Daniele Barioni -Quello che tacete: 5:06
2)Sarah Brightman -Married Man(The Music of the Night's previous version): 6:12
3)1961 Tebaldi & Barioni duets: 7:42
3. 1)1964 Franco Corelli -Quello che tacete: 9:50
2)John Owen Jones(West End) -The Music of the Night: 10:54
3)Kirsten & Corelli duets: 12:41
4. 1)1958 Mario Del Monaco -Quello che tacete: 14:49
2)Akutagawa(Japan), Samuelson(Sweden), McGillin(Broadway), Hofmann(Germany) -The Music of the Night: 15:56
3)Tebaldi & Del Monaco duets: 17:31
5. 1966 Kirsten, Corelli act 1 duet(Franco Corelli as Il Fantasma dell'Opera😉): 19:42
-The End-(BGM: Italian The Music of the Night(Luca Velletri)): 22:04
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Personally I think 'Beniamino Gigli' is closest tenor to Leroux Erik. (I also think swedish tenor Jussi Bjorling and french tenor Georges Thill are close tenor to Leroux Erik too.)
Gigli was perfect lyric tenor with honey-like sweet voice. Also, he sang Verdi's Otello (dramatic tenor's typical role) perfectly too.(+ To prevent misunderstanding: Opera Otello in Leroux's book is Rossini's opera Otello. Not Verdi's. Rossini's Otello is not dramatic tenor's role. But Leroux wrote Erik can sing like thunder, so I wrote about dramatic tenor's role.)
In addition, Gigli was italian tenor but he did huge success as Faust. And he was great Romeo. Of course, Gigli sang 'Rachel, quand du Seigneur' from french opera 'La Juive' greatly too.
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Gigli's Ch'ella mi creda(from opera La Fanciulla del West): https://youtu.be/HSYSlY1vCwA
Jussi Bjorling's Ch'ella mi creda: https://youtu.be/ety0I1I_AxE
Watching performances of Peter Hofmann as the phantom of the opera makes me sad I never got to see him live
I mean, listen to this:
Peter Hofmann
my parents bought me a signed photo of peter hofmann and anna maria kaufmann for christmas which is VERY COOL
Peter Hofmann
Man, I wish there was a good POTO cast album where the phantom’s song reach their full potential
The humble 1990 German cast recording: