Description: IGOR GORIN PORTRAIT Vintage, 5" x 7", sepia, double weight, matte Signed: "Sincerely Charles, I Gorin" Condition: very good Igor Gorin was an Austrian-born baritone and music teacher; became an American citizen in 1939.Began his career in the U.S. at Radio City Music Hall in New York, where he was billed as a "Viennese baritone". He was the first to perform composer Albert Hay Malotte's setting of "The Lord's Prayer" - which was to become Gorin's most popular number. He appeared in Broadway Melody of 1938 singing the "Toreador Song" from Carmen, sang in 1963 opposite Beverly Sills with the New York City Opera, made a one-guest appearance at the Metropolitan Opera in LaTraviata in 1964. For reasons of declining health, he retired from the concert stage in 1966 and became a Professor of Music at the University of Arizona in Tucson. Born: 1904, Grodek, Austro-Hungarian Empire; died: 1982, Tucson, Arizona. Please read before buying! George Houle Houle Rare Books & Autographs P.O. Box 5704 - Smoke Tree Station Palm Springs, California 92263 SINCE 1976 PAYMENTS MUST BE RECEIVED WITHIN 5 DAYS OF PURCHASE. Buyers pay shipping & insurance on all items.Shipping charges may vary depending on weight, size, value, and destination. Multiple purchases may be combined to save on shipping. All items are shipped viaUSPS - MAILAll with full insurance anddelivery confirmation,SORRY, NO EXCEPTIONS. International packages ship at HIGHER RATES. We accept Visa - MasterCard - Discover - American Express. We do NOT use PAY PAL. California sales tax applies to California shipments. Please print out this page after your purchase as your LOA or COA. We Guarantee Authenticity Of All Signed Items! We Are Members of ABAA and PADA.
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