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Giuseppe DI STEFANO ( – )   PART ONE

In there was an Italian language course on Flemish and Dutch TV followed by a documentary.

I proposed a programme called ‘Sei fuggitta è non torna più’ or the disappearance of a once inextinguishable breed: the Italian tenor. My Dutch colleague and myself collected footage by Caruso, Gigli, Lauri-Volpi, Schipa, Di Stefano, Del Monaco, Bergonzi, Corelli and Pavarotti.

We also wanted to interview some former opera stars on the phenomenon.

Giuseppe Di Stefano, who was known for his robust Italian sound and his collaborations with famed soprano Maria Callas, died Monday at his home outside Milan.

The third great tenor born in (July 24) was Giuseppe Di Stefano ().

Giuseppe Di Stefano was one of the legendary Voci dell'Etna, born on the slopes of the volcano.

A short biography book titled "Giuseppe di Stefano" written by Heino Eggers () and signed multiple times by the Italian tenor.

Giuseppe di Stefano – Pippo – was born on 24 July at Motta Santa Anastasia, a village near Catania on the island of Sicily, Italy.

Magda Olivero and Renata Tebaldi cooperated without diffuculty and so we only needed a distinguished member of the breed itself. We started with the most uninteresting of them all though he would get us  most publicity. We even got Pavarotti’s phone number and he was interested to participate but he would like us to check with his managerial shark Breslin.

So we called him and he immediately asked what we were able to pay. Olivero and Tebaldi of course  would have been ashamed to ask for money but Breslin was not