Lars Björling's vocal teacher, Debora Fambri, known as 'la Maestra', taught him the Italian bel canto tradition, emphasizing that the natural voice must emerge without manipulation.
Performer Biography
David Björling, Lars Björling's grandfather, was admitted to the Metropolitan Opera School in New York City around 1905, where he experienced top opera artists firsthand.
Performer Biography
Lars Björling's grandfather, David Björling, was chosen as the 20th century's leading male opera singer by English music critics.
Performer Biography
Lars Björling's father, Jussi Björling, received twelve years of schooling from his own father, David Björling, from a very early age, which formed the basis of his singing mastery.
Recording & Production
The recordings are presented "in one piece" without cuts or editing, meaning minor imperfections like an untuned piano or small vocal mistakes are included.
Recording & Production
These recordings are primarily taped study sessions from 1975-1990, some recorded at home with a personal tape recorder, and were not originally intended for public release.
Performer Biography
Lars Björling's grandfather, David Björling, was a blacksmith's son who started as a blacksmith himself before pursuing a singing career.
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