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Belcanto: The Tenors of the 78 Era - Season 1

Using a wealth of rare restored material, this thirteen-part documentary series presents the great tenors from Enrico Caruso to Jussi Björling, offering a deep and inspiring insight into the art of bel canto.

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Using a wealth of rare restored material, this thirteen-part documentary series presents the great tenors from Enrico Caruso to Jussi Björling, offering a deep and inspiring insight into the art of bel canto.

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