Review by Samuel Velázquez

Beniamino Gigli's album "Gigli In Carnegie Hall" is a true masterpiece that showcases the tenor's incredible vocal range and emotive performances. Recorded in 1955, the album captures Gigli's live performance at Carnegie Hall, New York and features a range of operatic arias, art songs, and Neapolitan songs.

From the opening track, "Celeste Aida" from Verdi's Aida, to the closing number, "O Sole Mio," Gigli's voice soars with passion and precision. His interpretations of classics like "La Donna è Mobile" and "Nessun Dorma" are filled with raw emotion and dramatic flair, while his renditions of art songs like "Mattinata" and "L'ultima Canzone" are delicate and nuanced.

The album is a testament to Gigli's talent as a performer and his ability to connect with his audience. The live recordings capture the energy and excitement of the concert hall, with thunderous applause and cheers from the audience. The sound quality is excellent, with the orchestra and Gigli's voice blending seamlessly.

Summary by Samuel Velázquez

"Gigli In Carnegie Hall" is a must-have for any opera lover or fan of classical music. It is a timeless recording that showcases the talent and artistry of one of the greatest tenors of all time.