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Giuseppe Di Stefano, 86, sang with Maria Callas
By Ariel David, Associated Press
ROME - Giuseppe Di Stefano, one of the greatest tenors of the 20th
century and a celebrated singing partner of soprano Maria Callas, died
Monday, his wife said. He was 86.
Mr. Di Stefano died at home in Santa Maria Hoe, north of Milan, from
injuries sustained in a November 2004 attack at his family's villa in
Kenya, said his wife, Monika Curth.
Unidentified assailants struck the retired tenor on the head during the
attack. Mr. Di Stefano underwent surgery twice in Mombasa before being
flown to Milan. He awakened from a coma, but never fully recovered.
"He was 100 percent disabled, he couldn't even eat alone," Curth
said. "Lately he frequently had colds and pneumonia."
Mr. Di Stefano, born in Sicily in 1921, made his debut in 1946 in the
orthern city of Reggio Emilia with Massenet's "Manon," and went on to
sing at the world's top opera houses, including Milan's La Scala, New
York's Metropolitan, and in Vienna and Berlin. His last performance was
in Rome in 1992.
Known for his powerful voice, Mr. Di Stefano also is remembered for his
duets with Callas, who performed and recorded with him several times
in the 1950s through her final tour in 1973.
Mr. Di Stefano was at the height of his career when other stars of
contemporary opera were taking their first steps. Luciano Pavarotti, who
died in September, had his big international break when he stood in for
Mr. Di Stefano as Rodolfo in Puccini's "La Boheme" at London's Covent
Garden in 1963.
At the Metropolitan Opera, Mr. Di Stefano sang in 112 performances from
1948 to 1965, making his debut in Verdi's "Rigoletto" as the Duke. "His
musical merits have mostly to do with style, for the voice, though neither
small nor ugly, is not an organ of great beauty," composer Virgil
Thomson wrote in the New York Herald Tribune after that first
performance. "But he has an impeccable enunciation, and he projects a
phrase with style and authority. Also his personality is fresh and
genuine."
On Monday, Italy and the world of opera celebrated him as one of the
greats. "Let us remember his great talent and his fascinating
interpretations, which brought to stages across the world the feelings
and emotions of our best musical tradition," Italian President Giorgio
Napolitano said in a message to Curth.
"Another great of the 'Scala family' enters into the history of opera, into
its myth," said a statement from the storied Milan opera house, where
Mr. Di Stefano sang 185 times. "He enjoyed a long, passionate run, full of
friends and memorable events."
Marcello Giordani, a top Sicilian tenor currently rehearsing "Ernani" at the
Met, said he was "deeply saddened" by Mr. Di Stefano's death.
"As a child growing up in Catania, I was greatly inspired by his
magnificent voice, musicality, and dramatic sensibilities," Giordani
said. "His passing is a tremendous loss to the world of opera, and most
especially to the people of Sicily."
Mr. Di Stefano will be buried in Santa Maria Hoe after a church funeral
Wednesday, his wife said.
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