Of all the thousands of posts on You Tube, there's only ONE of this matchless talent?? It is a gift to have the privilege of listening to Gorin's outstanding voice. Thank you xavierfersanta. The song was my Christmas gift from you thing morning.

PLEASE WHOEVER has more recordings of Igor Gorin,Please! Please! post them. He was the professor of my professor and I am trying to learn more about his technique and tone quality. I would deeply appreciate it. one of the most beautiful voices ever.

BIG . . . .GRANDE . . .

Wonderful voice and artistry! So very musical and such a rich vibrant timbre! Beautiful English diction for a singer performing in a second language.

amazing

Caught Gorin the other night on "Broadway Melody of 1938" (!) -- must have been under contract to MGM. The film has a clever open with him singing the Largo in a barber shop.

Que bella voz

Soundgasm

Gorin was an artist to the core, never to be heard on any operatic stage anymore

Superb voice and BEL CANTO artistry: The irreplaceable Igor Gorin. No baritone has sung this way for the last 50 years. Thank you for posting this Xavier Fernández

One of the most GORGEOUS voices I have EVER heard ! WOW !!! Thank you so much for posting !

Touchingly beautiful

I remember to listened that recording in my dad's house, the other side of the 78's record was Largo al factotum. Now i got only the John Charles Thomas singing Mattei's NON é VER, another great performance.

In a small group of greats including Lisitsian.

Nelson Eddy was an admirer of Igor Gorin and raved about his beautiful baritone voice. I think(maybe wrong) that Gorin was also under contract to MGM at one time. Thank You for posting this beautiful video.I would like to hear more of Gorin. Lorraine

Gorgeous! Bravo! Thank you James.

Wonder how many recall when Gorin sang on a Sunday afternoon NBC opera theatre telecast of Rigoletto in the late 1950's. Gorin appeared with a delightful young soprano, Dorothy Coulter, and a tenor named Oreste. As I write this, I'm trying to recall whether or not it was sung in English. I'm thinking I might have a reel-to-reel tape of the performance in the attic and, if so, it probably there is little left of the sound. Too late we learn...................

63Attila-Pavel Lisitsian was the greatest Russian baritone of them all!

thank you very much for your comment, it´s a plesaure to learn more of this incredible singer.

Would anyone please send me the lyrics of this song, please? I can't find it in Google.

@Kievest , Thanks for your comment.