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2011 - Jussi - Musikurval och text av Björn Ranelid
2009 - O sole mio Songs and sacred music Jussi Björling Collection
2003 - Il Trovatore
1999 - Jussi Björling sings Puccini
1998 - Cavalleria rusticana
1997 - La bohème
1996 - Scandinavian Songs and Ballads 1929-1960
1996 - Turandot
1996 - På svenska (The Swedish Recordings)
1995 - Requiem / Quattro pezzi sacri
1992 - Faust
1992 - Faust
1990 - Madama Butterfly
1988 - "The Pearl Fishers" Duet
view 2011 - Jussi - Musikurval och text av Björn Ranelid 2009 - O sole mio Songs and sacred music Jussi Björling Collection 2003 - Il Trovatore 1999 - Jussi Björling sings Puccini 1998 - Cavalleria rusticana 1997 - La bohème 1996 - Scandinavian Songs and Ballads 1929-1960 1996 - Turandot 1996 - På svenska (The Swedish Recordings) 1995 - Requiem / Quattro pezzi sacri 1992 - Faust 1992 - Faust 1990 - Madama Butterfly 1988 - "The Pearl Fishers" Duet Members
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Stora Tuna, Sweden
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1911
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1911 to 
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Jussi Björling (5 February 1911 - 9 September 1960) was a Swedish tenor and one of most highly regarded opera singers of the 20th century. Björling was one of the few non-Latin tenors to rival the Italian dominance of the opera world at that time. Björling was born in Borlänge. He studied singing with his father, David, an accomplished vocalist, and made his debut public appearance at the age of four with the Björling Male Quartet. The group performed in concerts throughout Sweden and the United States for eleven and a half years. Björling made his professional operatic debut as the Lamplighter in Manon Lescaut at the Royal Swedish Opera in Stockholm in 1930. This was soon followed by Don Ottavio in Mozart's Don Giovanni, Arnoldo in Rossini's William Tell and Almaviva in Rossini's The Barber of Seville. This in turn led to engagements in Europe and the USA. Björling made his American concert debut in Carnegie Hall in 1937; the following year, he made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera as Rodolfo in La bohème.
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