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Why Giuseppe Di Stefano Was Unique
Written by Neil Kurtzman | 2nd April 2008Share Giuseppe Di Stefano occupies a special place on the list of the greatest tenors of the last century. I will try to show why with a few examples of his singing that show him at his best. You will often hear singers and critics admit to admiring the “young” Di Stefano. When you do…
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