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Jussi Bjorling was one of the most
admired tenors of the twentieth century. He was never an effective actor on stage nor was he particularly handsome, but
his excellent technique, scrupulous musicianship, and beautiful voice, with its powerful and focused top, made him one
of the most-demanded stars of his day. Those with a fondness for such comparisons consistently called him "the
second Caruso" or "the Swedish Caruso." Some found his rather smooth timbre inexpressive, particularly
those used to Gigli's frequent use of sobs and other extra-musical effects, but others found that its directness,
combined with his sensitivity to phrasing, made the music all the more expressive. At times he did have a tendency to
sing slightly sharp, but to listeners without an acute sense of pitch it was almost undetectable. 

Bjorling
came from a musical family and began his career early -- his singing debut came at the age of five. His father, David,
was a fine singer who formed the Bjorling Male Quartet with the older three boys, Olle, Jussi, and Gosta. They performed
world-wide, made some recordings for American Columbia (including Jussi's first solo recordings), and settled in the
United States in 1920. While they were wildly popular, they had financial problems, and when David Bjorling died in
1926, the quartet broke up. 

In 1928, Jussi succeeded in getting an audition with Karl-Martin Oehmann.
Oehrmann was so impressed that he recommended Bjorling to the Royal Opera in Stockholm, where he was given a stipend for
room, board, studies at the conservatory, and a new suit. Two years later, Bjorling made his operatic debut as the
Lamplighter in Puccini's Manon Lescaut and took on his first leading role a month later as Don Ottavio in Mozart's Don
Giovanni. In 1933, he first sang the role of Romeo in Gounod's Romeo et Juliette, a role with which he would later
become strongly associated. He met Anna-Lisa Berg, a lyric soprano, while at the Swedish Music Academy and Royal Opera
school, and their marriage lasted until his death, despite the alcoholism that troubled his entire adult life. 

He made his Vienna debut in 1936, his United States debut in a Carnegie Hall concert in 1937 (his United States
operatic debut was a short time later that same year, as the Duke of Mantua, in Chicago), and his Salzburg debut as Don
Ottavio in Don Giovanni. In 1936, he also began a long recording association with HMV. He made his Met debut in 1938 in
La Boh?me and in 1939 his Covent Garden debut as Manrico. Like those of most other opera singers, his international
career was limited by World War II, but when the war was over, he again sang all over the world. In 1950, he took the
title role in the famous Met production of Verdi's Don Carlo that inaugurated Rudolf Bing's administration. As his
career expanded and he was able to be more selective about his stage roles, he began to limit his repertoire to the
major Italian and French lyric roles, with a few forays into the lyrico-spinto repertoire. However, he recorded and
performed in concert excerpts from many roles he had never explored on stage, as well as lieder and his beloved Swedish
songs. 

In March of 1960, Bjorling had a heart attack before a performance at Covent Garden. While he chose
to finish the performance, his symptoms became still more serious, and he and his family returned to Sweden, where he
died that September. 

Jussi Bjorling Collection (NAXOS)

Vol. 1  Opera and Operetta
Recordings (1930-1938)
Vol. 2  Songs in Swedish (1929-1937)
Vol. 3  Opera Arias and Duets (1936-1944)
Vol. 4  Opera Arias and Duets (1945-1951)
Vol. 5  Lieder and Songs (1939-1952)
Vol. 6  The Erik Odde
Pseudonym Recordings and Other Popular Works (1931-1935)
Vol. 7  Swedish National Romantic Songs (1929-1953)

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