Angelo Mori

Mori studied at the Scuola di Teatro La Fenice, especially with Marcello Del Monaco.

He made his debut in 1962 as Duca. After that, Mori was very successful in Milan (Scala), Napoli, Palermo, Roma, Torino, Genova, and Trieste.

Outside Italy, Mori sang in Barcelona (Liceu), Zagreb, Belgrade, Helsinki, Amsterdam, Budapest, Deutsche Oper Berlin, Deutsche Oper am Rhein Düsseldorf-Duisburg, and Orange.

Mori made his debut in 1965 at the Staatsoper Wien as Duca (29 December).

His repertory included: José, Alvaro, Radames, Riccardo, Gabriele, Pollione, Licinio, Cavaradossi, Andrea Chénier, Pinkerton, des Grieux, Macduff, Turiddu, Johnson, Faust, Otello (Rossini), Mosè, Silvano ...

Mori recorded for Fratelli Fabbri (La forza del destino) and OPR (Marino Faliero). Felmain issued a LP of live performances.
Reference: Kutsch & Riemens; www.operalibera.altervista.org (defunct)

Angelo Mori sings Il tabarro:

Folle di gelosia, wirh Maria Chiara

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Angelo Mori sings Macbeth:

Ah, la paterna mano

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Angelo Mori sings Silvano:

S'è spento il sol

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Angelo Mori sings Silvano:

Ah, m'hai detto bandito

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Angelo Mori sings Tosca:

E lucevan le stelle

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Angelo Mori sings Il trovatore:

Ah sì, ben mio

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I wish to thank Alessandro Pagliazzi for the picture (top).

I wish to thank Daniele Godor for the recordings (Silvano, Tabarro).

I wish to thank Albert Scerri for the recordings (Trovatore, Macbeth).