Dec 27, 2022
December 27. 1888 the famous Italian Tenor Tito Schipa (1888-1965) was born. He was more then 50 years on stage. I have found this article in a Newspaper from Wisconsin February 1963.
He will be unforgettable with his beautiful voice.
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December 27. 1888 the famous Italian Tenor Tito Schipa (1888-1965) was born. He was more then 50 years on stage. I have found this article in a Newspaper from Wisconsin February 1963.
He will be unforgettable with his beautiful voice.
I keep thinking I can't love Tezier more, and then he shows up looking good and sounding so fucking effortless, and just... fuck me sideways.
How is it this opera seems to attract really good sopranos, baritones, and basses, and then super mediocre tenors? I mean, yeah, the character is a fucking idiot, but since when did that stop tenors from singing a role?
This is the role that made me an Angela Meade fan, and she is still rocking it.
It is time.
IT'S ERNANI DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'll probably start it in a couple hours, at which point I intend to be obnoxious. You've been warned.
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