The greatest operatic tenor who ever lived. Look at his eyes at the end of the piece, he's in a higher place. God rest his dear soul, there'll never be another like him.
@@jeffstevens4262 My choice is Mario Lanza. His voice is rich and full and deeply emotional. Pavarotti just shrieks out the notes. Compared side by side Mario is the better singer. Again, it's a matter of opinion.
@@opaulamorgan4265 I respect your opinion but I disagree. Pavarotti never 'shrieked' a note in his life and for me, was the greatest ever. We'll just have to agree to disagree.
You are up very early! Yes, agree to disagree, and many people agree with you, but have they ever listened to the beautiful voice of Mario Lanza, who also can hit the high notes, but sings with much more feeling and emotion than Pavoratti!
He is not "one of the most", he IS the most beloved tenor of all time. He is a virtuoso. There were other great male opera singers, they all had to step aside when he showed up. Check out his Paris 1998 performance. As this aria is only three minutes long, you do not need to stop it, it will not be taken down. Pavarotti uses "chest" voice through his entire register. Most singers use chest voice in their lower register, but must switch to "head voice" to achieve their high register. He achieves this by the wide opening of his mouth on his highest notes, which also allows him to use up less breath on the high notes, which is why he can hold those notes so long. When he was younger, he could hold the last two notes quite a bit longer. There are many videos of him performing this aria over the years, all worth watching. Again, don't interrupt the Maestro.
@@christinerobinson9372 There's very few people that know what i know about Caruso because the best way to hear him was Live & there's no more people alive today. that can verify it but the man who saw him perform & was able to compare him with the 3 Tenors. He said no comparison when it came to beauty & power! The CDs are ok but won't capture the actual sound because he died before the microphone! Other than that, it's a matter of taste
@@stevecasucci9679 Well that should be true..But Caruzo was one of the first of the kind..You can't put him with any male tennor..He was of the first to be recorded..Pavarotti is better he maintain a top carreer until he died.Thats why
the best opera singing in history! When I was very young I heard him sing. It was as if he reached into every person's heart and touched our souls, and made us one. Everyone cried when he sang because he had the voice of an angel. He sang from his heart and soul RIP Maestro!
Well, the experts say Jussi Björling but he was active so many years ago. But they say Jussi Björling th-cam.com/video/bUbA5y1hnFg/w-d-xo.html They once asked Pavarotti if he thought he was beating Björling soon. He answered: Oh no, I'm just a human.
@@katarsett9384 so, I went off to that link. I have to admit that I never heard that name before. But... now I am going to change that. :-) Thank you! :-) :-)
@@thekingsdaughter4233 Yes, he was incredible. My mother heard him live many times at the opera when she was young and said that you couldn't compare him to anybody else. And she loved Pavarotti and saw him live as well but she said the same as the experts. Jussi was world famous, active in the late 30s 40s and 50s. He liked to party, a bit too much, and died 1960. His favourite stage was the Metropolitan. Look him up at the Wikipedia, there you can see what Pavarotti said about him. I've been to a dinner in Sweden where his grandson started singing (he's not at all that famous as Jussi) and he cracked the window. It was a normal living room but to small for his voice.💕
The very best tenor to ever have lived and here he is singing the epitome of tenor arias. Flawless, with power and passion as only this man could achieve. His expression at the conclusion shows just how moved he was to share his gift with all who would listen.
The greatest tenor of all time. Luciano Pavarotti has a voice from heaven .... he sings with the angels. The most passionate emotional singer that delivers singing beyond human ability. ❤️ Bravo 👏
This is one of my favorite opera pieces thanks for reacting to it : ) I’ve heard this song plenty of times but everytime it bring chills and tear to my eyes it’s beautiful😁
Please, Pavarotti was the best tenor alive. He's now dead, let him RIP. I think that Placido Domingo has more honey in the voice though. The greatest tenor ever lived is Jussi Björling th-cam.com/video/bUbA5y1hnFg/w-d-xo.html he could go higher than Pavarotti and had an effortless sound. We can never hear him truly bc of the quality of the records.
Luciano Pavarotti was an Italian tenor born with a light timber voice.... He was a lyric tenor.....im all the way from Capetown south Africa I'm Chad carstens........ Pavarotti was a school teacher in his younger days and he sold insurance for a broker company..... He entered a operalia competition in Italy in 1961....at the age of 30......be won the ACELE PETE COMPETITION!!!!!...... HE PORTRAIT THE CARACTOR CALLED RODOLFO IN THE OPETA OF LA BOHEME❤️
There's a reason he was "Il Maestro"! I think you would be impressed with his renditions of "e lucevan le stelle" from "Tosca", "vesti la giubba" from "Pagliacci" and "una furtiva lagrima" from "L' Elisir d'amore".
Please check out Pavarotti's duet with Celine Dion live in 1998 I Hate You Then I Love You. Its a masterclass for live vocals from 2 singers at the top of their game!
Hi guys and thanks for this amazing video ! Pavarotti was unique 💓 I guess you know a bit of Spanish, but his Italian name must be pronounced "luchano" 😉
This is a love song for a WOMAN ... sung by a MAN in love. The Great Maestro named LUCIANO PAVAROTTI had this incredible ability to touched your SOUL.... using his exceptional VOICE. He usually touched and vibrate the souls of the HUMANS who heard his arias...... and even the ANGELS stopped in fascination just to listen to this miracle voice of a MAN.
The last word he sings, “Vincerò!” means “I’ll win!”, just pointing it out, since it wasn’t mentioned when you read the translated lyrics in the beginning🙂
Hey, God said let there be light, and there was light. Luciano opens his mouth and there is his voice with no depth to it!!! Watch the reaction of the guy on the right at the end; he reacts in pure spirit, watch his expressions. Pavarotti is very special, Awesomely special!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma! None shall sleep! None shall sleep! Tu pure, o Principessa, Not even you, oh Princess, nella tua fredda stanza, in your cold bedroom, guardi le stelle watching the stars che tremano d'amore, e di speranza! that tremble with love, and with hope! Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me; But my secret is hidden within me; il nome mio nessun saprà! no one will know my name! No, No! Sulla tua bocca, No, no! On your mouth, lo dirò quando la luce splenderà! I will say it when the light shines! Ed il mio bacio scioglierà And my kiss will dissolve il silenzio che ti fa mia! the silence that makes you mine! (coro: il nome suo nessun saprà e noi dovrem ahimè morir) - chorus: (No one will know his name and we must, alas, die.) Dilegua, o notte! Vanish, o night! Tramontate, stelle! Fade, you stars! Tramontate, stelle! Fade, you stars! All'alba, vincerò! At dawn, I will win! Vincerò! Vincerò! I will win! I will win!
Hey Bad Boyz of Texas! I REALLY want to thank you for doing this and showing your honest reactions. Man, you, with many others it seems, are really reaching out to other cultures and demonstrating that MUSIC RISES ABOVE stupid things like the divisive nonsense we have been force-fed these past few years! Can you believe it? I am an amateur musician and my crappy blog has been visited 1/3 million times by 98 countries ... but it's idiot other classical musicians who are planting discord by suggesting that the music of "dead white men" should be set aside in order to promote .... well, anything by women, non whites and alive, I suppose ... Now, I am in FULL favour of promoting art of ALL origins when it is good: and with today's tech, that is becoming so much easier - no need to go through the hoops of the record labels anymore. But there is no need to poo-poo the masterwords of the past, that have conquered the test of time, to do that. You have just proven that music touches the depths of the human spirit, regardless of what we look like or where we come from. So just as I try to expose myself to other cultures too, THANK YOU for having done this!
Anyone who's never listened to opera must hear Luciano Pavarotti! No matter what genre of music you're into, Pavarotti brings your emotions somewhere you've never been before! The three tenors in 1994 was masterful!
Now you all think that I'm an old swedish woman that only listens to opera. Oh no no no. I'm old, 62, Swedish and listen to all kinds of music from any time in history. My favourites at the moment are Billie Eilish and Khalid.💝
Great reaction gentleman. There's another great tenor named Mario Lanza, who was Pavarotti's insperation. Two songs you should react to. I'll Walk With God and Be My love. Songs performed in English. In my humble opinion, he was even better than the great Pavarotti. Thank you and keep them coming.
Dan Sheridan, finally, someone who agrees with me! Mario Lanza was known as the world's most famous tenor, bigger than Pavaratti, Carreras or Domingo and was an inspiration to all three. Carreras once said, "If I am an opera singer it's thanks to Mario Lanza." Lanza died in 1959 of a heart attack at the age of 38, and many people commenting here have no knowledge of him and have not heard his recordings, they only know Pavaratti. When you compare Lanza with Pavoratti it is clear who has the better voice. Mario Lanza had a rich, full, and deep emotional voice. His version of Nessun Dorma is superior because not only can he hit the high "D" but because of the emotion he puts into every word. The songs he recorded for the soundtrack of the "Student Prince" are beautiful, Serenade, I'll Walk with God, Drink, Drink, Drink, Beloved, etc. Everyone should listen to Mario Lanza's recordings. Of course, this is just my personal opinion, but not humble.🎵🎶
He’s fantastic but watch the Queen Aretha Franklin step in and sing it at the Grammys because he had to cancel. Not her repertoire but her talent is everything.
Check out Freddie Mercury (Queen) and Montserrat Caballé in Barcelona, that is Rock + Opera, very cool 😎. For the Name, Montserrat Caballé, take the google translator for Spain and listen 😉.
I am a professional choir singer and I can't tell you how good it feels to see people who aren't hardcore classical fans get it when exposed in the right way. So, I'd like to take you down a similarly directed rabbit hole, even though it will be closer to home for you. Most people are unaware that high school students in the United States can earn all-state honors in competition outside of athletics. As an alum of the Oklahoma All-State Mixed Choir, I would like to introduce you to the greatness that is the Texas All-State Mixed Choir. Although I can only explain Oklahoma's selection process, most states are more or less similar. The choir is selected through an extremely rigorous standardized testing procedure. So, in a traditional choir there are 4 parts (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass). For this competition, these 4 parts are further subdivided into 8 parts (i.e. Soprano I, Bass II, etc.)...So to avoid bias, every competitor sings exactly the same one minute (16 bar) excerpt to the specifications of the composer. The real story of heroism is the fact that a volunteer panel of judges listens to the same one minute of music performed a few thousand times. The top 25 competitors for each part who stand out the most then get together for a weekend to work with a great choir professor flown in for the event in a single performance. Since the competition itself basically comes down to the level of precision and detail in preparation, the result is stunning. This audio recording is from 2004. These are the 200 most accomplished high school choir musicians together performing an arrangement of a spiritual (American slave song) "Joshua Fit the Battle" by a great composer named Moses Hogan, who sadly passed in 2003 at only 45 years old. Hope you give it your consideration...th-cam.com/video/6MbXRnPKpaM/w-d-xo.html
I love watching frat timers to opera. I can listen to him sing this millions of times and get chills and teary every time. Grew up with this but i also play keyboards in rock band love earth wind and fire, kansas pink floyd, Boston, journey, heavy metal, play drums too.
Try to react to Maria Callas, the best female opera star of them all. She's dead now but this is from the 60s. Habanera from the opera Carmen by Bisset. And yes they school their voices for many years and can break glass. I've seen it happen in smaller audiences/arenas. And opera is like a musical play. Listen to this. th-cam.com/video/6fZRssq7UlM/w-d-xo.html Also don't forget: the three tenors performing together Pavarotti, Domingo and Carreras. Also the very old ones Caruso and Jussi Björling💖
Have you guys done Nights in White Satin by the Moody Blues? If not I would love it. Use the long version. The guy playing the flute in the picture. You guys would love it. I am a new subscriber. First time today! I love y’all already! 😀
Here's an explanation of how a powerful singer's voice can shatter a glass: A singer's voice can crack glass through resonance, which occurs when the singer's voice displaces air particles that then crash into the glass like waves. When the singer's voice is amplified, these waves become more powerful. If the glass is amplified enough, it can vibrate so strongly that it shatters.
Wonderful! You read the lyrics! in your post Most commenters never bother to find out what they're reacting to. One minor suggestion if you ever mention Fauci, Gucci, or Luciano, they are pronounced with a "ch" sound. I don't know why, or what rule applies.
I'm only wondering about your general knowledge about the entire world. To me, it cannot be true that you've been living under a rock for the major part of your life and now make money while demonstrating your ignorance on a TH-cam channel. We'll, I'm a down to earth Dutchman and I've always pulled my own weight. Even without having a TH-cam channel.
Hi guy's maybe you could try " Radar love" by the Golden earring. They are from the Netherlands, and that song was número uno in the USA somewhere in the 70tees!!
How could you have interrupted this song with your trivial conversation. You didn’t get. I just it’s a Texas thing to not recognize true greatness and fully experience it.
And that is what made him so outstanding -- it was the emotion & passion he exuded, like other; while other tenors have great voices, they do not display the passion & emotion that Loo-chee-ah-no gave us. Thank you.
You chose the middle of the first powerful crescendo, stopped it and talked for about a minute. That is that part where most people feel the most power in this piece. Then you picked it up in the middle. You missed this one big time. You might consider re-doing this one. Listen
I honestly enjoy your exited reaction and the enjoyment you got out of this beautiful performance of Pavarotti. Though I have to correct you on that statement about singer shattering glas with their voice. It is a long standing myth that often gets ressurected through the media. The human voice and ear are neither capable of the sound range or the accurate hearing neccecary to shatter material. Specifically glas (or allmost any material under the right conditions) can be shattered by sound waves. It happens when sound waves resonate to the exact frequency of the material at which it vibrates, thus the force applied to it causes it to break under the duress of the energy applied ( not an expert, please correct me if I am wrong). So we humans are not capable to do so because of our own limitations. Still, a beautiful piece of music and it is very refreshing seeing you two enjoying it. Best wishes from Germany and stay healthy (edited for typos)
Excelente reacción, como veo que les gustó esta obra maestra de la ópera, les invito a reaccionar a este video de una niña de 10 años que también canta ópera. Saludos desde Ciudad de Guatemala....th-cam.com/video/s9PQ7qPkluM/w-d-xo.html
Italian lyrics and english translation Nessun dorma!... (Nobody shall sleep!...) Nessun dorma! (Nobody shall sleep!) Tu pure, o Principessa, (Even you, oh Princess,) nella tua fredda stanza, (in your cold room,) guardi le stelle, (watch the stars,) che fremono d'amore (that tremble with love) e di speranza. (and hope.) Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me, (But my secret is hidden within me,) il nome mio nessun saprà... (My name none shall know...) No, no! Sulla tura bocca lo dirò (No, no! On your mouth, I will tell it) quando la luce splenderà! (when the light shines!) Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio (And my kiss will dissolve the silence) che ti fa mia! (that makes you mine!) (Il nome suo nessun saprà) (No one will know his name) (e noi dovrem, ahimè, morir!) (and we must, alas, die!) Dilegua, o notte! (Vanish, o night!) Tramontate, stelle! (Set, stars!) Tramontate, stelle! (Set, stars!) All'alba vincerò - (At dawn, I will win -) Vincerò - (I will win -) Vincerò!~ (I will wiiin!)
Heya from Germany 🇩🇪please react to Dimash Kudaibergen singing "Ogni Pietra" and his Queen Cover " the show must go on". This guy has an 6 octave range and he is trained since the age of 5 years old. It will blow your minds. All the best from Germany and stay safe ☀️ Petra
Charles Marks, Mario Lanza, was the tenor with the beautiful rich, full, and deep emotional voice. I'm not sure if anyone commenting here has listened to his recordings or even knows who he is. When you compare Lanza with Pavoratti it is clear who has the better voice. Lanza's Nessun Dorma is sung with more expression and feeling than Pavoratti's version, in fact, Mario Lanza sings it better than anyone I've listened to, including Enrico Caruso. Lanza does not just sing the notes, he puts feeling into every word. He was considered the world's most famous tenor, bigger than Pavoratti, Carreras or Domingo. Of course, this is just my opinion.🎶🎵
i got an bad week- and so i surf the pavarotti reactions, always best xray. The master looks on the libretto, mumbles his jaw while concewntrating, then looks up straight, opens his mouth, and DANG, gotcha. Everytime no matter which Ethic, Music, Age or Religion you hang on to. Pure greatness and what an gift to us he is, his Perfomances would last, even his Body left us. Thx you two:)
How, in the universe that we exist in, is it so epically difficult for almost every single reaction video channel host to properly pronounce the names of the artists and the titles of the music that they perform? I have heard “hope I said that right” too many times. Look it up, BEFORE you post the video! It’s not as difficult and labor intensive as you make it sound.
So that the opera singer is able to give a good performance on stage full of emotions and acting. They must have learned the technique of singing for at least ten years. After this time, they have experienced the singer so well that they don't have to pay attention to her and they focus on the acting part. ... Im opera singer. this is normal siging form me. But yes, he had great voice :) ... I heve bassis voice - like: E. Schrott, Adbarzakov. I like D'Arcangelo, too.
Finally! Someone who translates the meaning of the words and aria before reacting to it. Great idea! Because the menaing of the words (story) is more important than the music and thus one must know what this is all about. Congrats for your initiative guys, you re the first in about 100 videos to give the translation before anything else.
Il Maestro. The most loved tenor for sure. Just one thing: in Italian the "C" in the name Luciano doesn't sound like an "S" but like the C in "cheese" or "chips" (yep! I'm hungry now 😁) or well... "ciao!". Nice reaction!
So the lyrics are sung by a man who has fallen in love with a princess and must defeat 3 challenge to win her hand in marriage, if he fails the challenges he will be executed, basically he is pronouncing his love and exclaiming he will win
No other suitor had been able to answer the 3 riddles, but he did it. But now, if Princess Turandot learns his name by morning, he will be executed. That's why he is anxious for night to be over. And the villagers/chorus know she will torture and kill them in order to learn his name. Man, that princess did NOT want to get married!
Please react to Dimash Kudaibergen. SOS d'un terrein en detresse is a good place to start. Be sure to find a version with English subtitles. He is from Kazakhstan and sings in several languages. He's trained in classical and contemporary music and has an amazing range from baritone through soprano.
The greatest operatic tenor who ever lived. Look at his eyes at the end of the piece, he's in a higher place. God rest his dear soul, there'll never be another like him.
I know I am kind of randomly asking but do anyone know a good place to stream new tv shows online?
@Ricardo Spatafore Sorry, I know it's only a matter of opinion, but NOBODY blows Pavarotti's Nessun Dorma out of the water.
@@jeffstevens4262 My choice is Mario Lanza. His voice is rich and full and deeply emotional. Pavarotti just shrieks out the notes. Compared side by side Mario is the better singer. Again, it's a matter of opinion.
@@opaulamorgan4265 I respect your opinion but I disagree. Pavarotti never 'shrieked' a note in his life and for me, was the greatest ever. We'll just have to agree to disagree.
You are up very early! Yes, agree to disagree, and many people agree with you, but have they ever listened to the beautiful voice of Mario Lanza, who also can hit the high notes, but sings with much more feeling and emotion than Pavoratti!
Makes me cry every single time... just so very beautiful
He is not "one of the most", he IS the most beloved tenor of all time. He is a virtuoso. There were other great male opera singers, they all had to step aside when he showed up. Check out his Paris 1998 performance. As this aria is only three minutes long, you do not need to stop it, it will not be taken down. Pavarotti uses "chest" voice through his entire register. Most singers use chest voice in their lower register, but must switch to "head voice" to achieve their high register. He achieves this by the wide opening of his mouth on his highest notes, which also allows him to use up less breath on the high notes, which is why he can hold those notes so long. When he was younger, he could hold the last two notes quite a bit longer. There are many videos of him performing this aria over the years, all worth watching. Again, don't interrupt the Maestro.
ENRICO CARUSO WAS THE GREATEST OF ALL TIMES
@@stevecasucci9679 That's all personal taste.
@@stevecasucci9679 Well, that's what Pavarotti said, but I prefer Pavarotti.
@@christinerobinson9372 There's very few people that know what i know about Caruso because the best way to hear him was Live & there's no more people alive today. that can verify it but the man who saw him perform & was able to compare him with the 3 Tenors. He said no comparison when it came to beauty & power! The CDs are ok but won't capture the actual sound because he died before the microphone! Other than that, it's a matter of taste
@@stevecasucci9679 Well that should be true..But Caruzo was one of the first of the kind..You can't put him with any male tennor..He was of the first to be recorded..Pavarotti is better he maintain a top carreer until he died.Thats why
the best opera singing in history! When I was very young I heard him
sing. It was as if he reached into every person's heart and touched our
souls, and made us one. Everyone cried when he sang because he had the
voice of an angel. He sang from his heart and soul RIP Maestro!
Some songs should not be interrupted. This aria is one of them.
Have listened to him so many times..I get goosebumps❤
pavarotti is the best... great reaction but i admit i would prefer you put on each earphones... not only one.
Well, the experts say Jussi Björling but he was active so many years ago. But they say Jussi Björling
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They once asked Pavarotti if he thought he was beating Björling soon. He answered: Oh no, I'm just a human.
For sure, you need a set of headphones each to fully experience the all-enveloping sound of somebody like Pavarotti.
Great reaction cheers guys!
@@JoyoSnooze yeah
@@katarsett9384 so, I went off to that link. I have to admit that I never heard that name before. But... now I am going to change that. :-) Thank you! :-) :-)
@@thekingsdaughter4233 Yes, he was incredible. My mother heard him live many times at the opera when she was young and said that you couldn't compare him to anybody else. And she loved Pavarotti and saw him live as well but she said the same as the experts. Jussi was world famous, active in the late 30s 40s and 50s. He liked to party, a bit too much, and died 1960. His favourite stage was the Metropolitan. Look him up at the Wikipedia, there you can see what Pavarotti said about him. I've been to a dinner in Sweden where his grandson started singing (he's not at all that famous as Jussi) and he cracked the window. It was a normal living room but to small for his voice.💕
The very best tenor to ever have lived and here he is singing the epitome of tenor arias. Flawless, with power and passion as only this man could achieve. His expression at the conclusion shows just how moved he was to share his gift with all who would listen.
Watch Mario Lanza's expression at the conclusion of his version of Nessun Dorma!
He was the G.O.A.T.!!! Music speaks to everyone's heart!!!!! Everyone!!!!
Pavarotti is a Legend!
The Voice of the God!
The greatest tenor of all time. Luciano Pavarotti has a voice from heaven .... he sings with the angels. The most passionate emotional singer that delivers singing beyond human ability. ❤️ Bravo 👏
This is one of my favorite opera pieces thanks for reacting to it : ) I’ve heard this song plenty of times but everytime it bring chills and tear to my eyes it’s beautiful😁
Greatest singer I've ever heard. Male or female. Any genre. Awesome. One hint.....STOP PAUSING THE MUSIC!!!!!
Please, Pavarotti was the best tenor alive. He's now dead, let him RIP. I think that Placido Domingo has more honey in the voice though. The greatest tenor ever lived is Jussi Björling
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he could go higher than Pavarotti and had an effortless sound. We can never hear him truly bc of the quality of the records.
RIP in 2007 Luciano!
Good voice, really!
biggest understatement ever, the best voice :-)
Luciano Pavarotti was an Italian tenor born with a light timber voice.... He was a lyric tenor.....im all the way from Capetown south Africa I'm Chad carstens........ Pavarotti was a school teacher in his younger days and he sold insurance for a broker company..... He entered a operalia competition in Italy in 1961....at the age of 30......be won the ACELE PETE COMPETITION!!!!!...... HE PORTRAIT THE CARACTOR CALLED RODOLFO IN THE OPETA OF LA BOHEME❤️
There's a reason he was "Il Maestro"! I think you would be impressed with his renditions of "e lucevan le stelle" from "Tosca", "vesti la giubba" from "Pagliacci" and "una furtiva lagrima" from "L' Elisir d'amore".
Finally someone that read lyrics!
You need two headphones if your are investing in music review
And when they perform at the opera stage they don't have microphones. They don't need them🤣💕
if you liked that you should listen to the 3 tenors o sole mio 1994
I like that you guys add the lyrics in english. Eventhough you still feel the music, it adds another layer if you actually know what he says.
You should react to him singing "e lucevan le stelle" at the metropolitan opera
Actually "nessun dorma" means "no one sleep", like an imperative, it's very powerful
If you like this song you might want to take a listen to Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman: Time To Say Goodbye.
Great reaction. When you see *ci* or *ce* in Italian it is pronounced like *chi* and *che* like in Spanish. I had a few semesters of Italian.
Please check out Pavarotti's duet with Celine Dion live in 1998 I Hate You Then I Love You. Its a masterclass for live vocals from 2 singers at the top of their game!
Yes, have heard it, very beautiful! Listen to Luciano and James Brown,,,fabulous!
Hi guys and thanks for this amazing video ! Pavarotti was unique 💓 I guess you know a bit of Spanish, but his Italian name must be pronounced "luchano" 😉
You can see how taken he is afterwards. He sings His heart out!
Now on to slightly softer tenor: Andrea Bocelli, Conte par Tiro!!
You need to learn how to listen to music first of all, you don’t interrupt a music piece to give your opinion...
They are used to doing more modern pieces which reactors have to stop every so often because of copyright. If they don't do it, it gets blocked.
5:12 😂🤣😅😆 The reactor's eybrows going up on the top note..... PRICELESS!!! 😂 👍👍
This is a love song for a WOMAN ... sung by a MAN in love.
The Great Maestro named LUCIANO PAVAROTTI had this incredible ability to touched your SOUL.... using his exceptional VOICE. He usually touched and vibrate the souls of the HUMANS who heard his arias...... and even the ANGELS stopped in fascination just to listen to this miracle voice of a MAN.
The last word he sings, “Vincerò!” means “I’ll win!”, just pointing it out, since it wasn’t mentioned when you read the translated lyrics in the beginning🙂
You should check out home free rob and Austin singing opera.they sing this sing. it's on Austin Brown channel Fantastic 💯❤️❤️💜💕
Also listen to Jussi and that small cry at the end of the high notes. His signum.
Hey, God said let there be light, and there was light. Luciano opens his mouth and there is his voice with no depth to it!!! Watch the reaction of the guy on the right at the end; he reacts in pure spirit, watch his expressions. Pavarotti is very special, Awesomely special!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma! None shall sleep! None shall sleep!
Tu pure, o Principessa, Not even you, oh Princess,
nella tua fredda stanza, in your cold bedroom,
guardi le stelle watching the stars
che tremano d'amore, e di speranza! that tremble with love, and with hope!
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me; But my secret is hidden within me;
il nome mio nessun saprà! no one will know my name! No, No!
Sulla tua bocca, No, no! On your mouth, lo dirò quando la luce splenderà! I will say it when the light shines!
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà And my kiss will dissolve
il silenzio che ti fa mia! the silence that makes you mine!
(coro: il nome suo nessun saprà e noi dovrem ahimè morir) - chorus: (No one will know his name and we must, alas, die.)
Dilegua, o notte! Vanish, o night! Tramontate, stelle! Fade, you stars!
Tramontate, stelle! Fade, you stars! All'alba, vincerò! At dawn, I will win!
Vincerò! Vincerò! I will win! I will win!
Hey Bad Boyz of Texas! I REALLY want to thank you for doing this and showing your honest reactions. Man, you, with many others it seems, are really reaching out to other cultures and demonstrating that MUSIC RISES ABOVE stupid things like the divisive nonsense we have been force-fed these past few years!
Can you believe it? I am an amateur musician and my crappy blog has been visited 1/3 million times by 98 countries ... but it's idiot other classical musicians who are planting discord by suggesting that the music of "dead white men" should be set aside in order to promote .... well, anything by women, non whites and alive, I suppose ... Now, I am in FULL favour of promoting art of ALL origins when it is good: and with today's tech, that is becoming so much easier - no need to go through the hoops of the record labels anymore. But there is no need to poo-poo the masterwords of the past, that have conquered the test of time, to do that.
You have just proven that music touches the depths of the human spirit, regardless of what we look like or where we come from. So just as I try to expose myself to other cultures too, THANK YOU for having done this!
Be sure to listen to his duet with James Brown!
Nice! Reaction to Pavarotti singin Caruso... Good Job!
Anyone who's never listened to opera must hear Luciano Pavarotti! No matter what genre of music you're into, Pavarotti brings your emotions somewhere you've never been before! The three tenors in 1994 was masterful!
italians are your latino brothers.
Now you all think that I'm an old swedish woman that only listens to opera. Oh no no no. I'm old, 62, Swedish and listen to all kinds of music from any time in history. My favourites at the moment are Billie Eilish and Khalid.💝
Great reaction gentleman. There's another great tenor named Mario Lanza, who was Pavarotti's insperation. Two songs you should react to. I'll Walk With God and Be My love. Songs performed in English. In my humble opinion, he was even better than the great Pavarotti. Thank you and keep them coming.
Dan Sheridan, finally, someone who agrees with me! Mario Lanza was known as the world's most famous tenor, bigger than Pavaratti, Carreras or Domingo and was an inspiration to all three. Carreras once said, "If I am an opera singer it's thanks to Mario Lanza." Lanza died in 1959 of a heart attack at the age of 38, and many people commenting here have no knowledge of him and have not heard his recordings, they only know Pavaratti. When you compare Lanza with Pavoratti it is clear who has the better voice. Mario Lanza had a rich, full, and deep emotional voice. His version of Nessun Dorma is superior because not only can he hit the high "D" but because of the emotion he puts into every word. The songs he recorded for the soundtrack of the "Student Prince" are beautiful, Serenade, I'll Walk with God, Drink, Drink, Drink, Beloved, etc. Everyone should listen to Mario Lanza's recordings. Of course, this is just my personal opinion, but not humble.🎵🎶
Makes you tear up. I was in the band too. Clarinet. It’s just beautiful ❤️love him
Really?!?! Oh my God... how i would like to meet you !! Congratulazioni! (From italy) and...how was it?
No you weren't. It's not a band. It's an orchestra.
Beautiful reaction! 👍❤️
He’s fantastic but watch the Queen Aretha Franklin step in and sing it at the Grammys because he had to cancel. Not her repertoire but her talent is everything.
God took him because God needed his voice back
Check out Freddie Mercury (Queen) and Montserrat Caballé in Barcelona, that is Rock + Opera, very cool 😎.
For the Name, Montserrat Caballé, take the google translator for Spain and listen 😉.
😢😢😢😢I cannot be moved when hearing this!
I like your reaction to it!!!!! You should listen to him doing Caruso or to the 3 tenors which he is a part of doing O Sole Mio
That man hade some powerful Voice!!
Please reaction Luciano pavarotti - caruso . Its very emotional and deep
Try CARUSO with English sub, it'll bring tears to your eyes
If you enjoyed this, give Freddie Mercury (Queen) and Montserrat Caballé singing Barcelona a listen. th-cam.com/video/Y1fiOJDXA-E/w-d-xo.html
I am a professional choir singer and I can't tell you how good it feels to see people who aren't hardcore classical fans get it when exposed in the right way. So, I'd like to take you down a similarly directed rabbit hole, even though it will be closer to home for you. Most people are unaware that high school students in the United States can earn all-state honors in competition outside of athletics. As an alum of the Oklahoma All-State Mixed Choir, I would like to introduce you to the greatness that is the Texas All-State Mixed Choir. Although I can only explain Oklahoma's selection process, most states are more or less similar. The choir is selected through an extremely rigorous standardized testing procedure. So, in a traditional choir there are 4 parts (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass). For this competition, these 4 parts are further subdivided into 8 parts (i.e. Soprano I, Bass II, etc.)...So to avoid bias, every competitor sings exactly the same one minute (16 bar) excerpt to the specifications of the composer. The real story of heroism is the fact that a volunteer panel of judges listens to the same one minute of music performed a few thousand times. The top 25 competitors for each part who stand out the most then get together for a weekend to work with a great choir professor flown in for the event in a single performance. Since the competition itself basically comes down to the level of precision and detail in preparation, the result is stunning. This audio recording is from 2004. These are the 200 most accomplished high school choir musicians together performing an arrangement of a spiritual (American slave song) "Joshua Fit the Battle" by a great composer named Moses Hogan, who sadly passed in 2003 at only 45 years old. Hope you give it your consideration...th-cam.com/video/6MbXRnPKpaM/w-d-xo.html
I love watching frat timers to opera. I can listen to him sing this millions of times and get chills and teary every time. Grew up with this but i also play keyboards in rock band love earth wind and fire, kansas pink floyd, Boston, journey, heavy metal, play drums too.
Try to react to Maria Callas, the best female opera star of them all. She's dead now but this is from the 60s. Habanera from the opera Carmen by Bisset.
And yes they school their voices for many years and can break glass. I've seen it happen in smaller audiences/arenas. And opera is like a musical play. Listen to this.
th-cam.com/video/6fZRssq7UlM/w-d-xo.html
Also don't forget: the three tenors performing together Pavarotti, Domingo and Carreras. Also the very old ones Caruso and Jussi Björling💖
Have you guys done Nights in White Satin by the Moody Blues? If not I would love it. Use the long version. The guy playing the flute in the picture. You guys would love it. I am a new subscriber. First time today! I love y’all already! 😀
Here's an explanation of how a powerful singer's voice can shatter a glass: A singer's voice can crack glass through resonance, which occurs when the singer's voice displaces air particles that then crash into the glass like waves. When the singer's voice is amplified, these waves become more powerful. If the glass is amplified enough, it can vibrate so strongly that it shatters.
Wonderful! You read the lyrics! in your post Most commenters never bother to find out what they're reacting to. One minor suggestion if you ever mention Fauci, Gucci, or Luciano, they are pronounced with a "ch" sound. I don't know why, or what rule applies.
I'm only wondering about your general knowledge about the entire world. To me, it cannot be true that you've been living under a rock for the major part of your life and now make money while demonstrating your ignorance on a TH-cam channel. We'll, I'm a down to earth Dutchman and I've always pulled my own weight. Even without having a TH-cam channel.
Hi guy's maybe you could try " Radar love" by the Golden earring. They are from the Netherlands, and that song was número uno in the USA somewhere in the 70tees!!
Almost every reactor pronounces LP's first name wrong. It's not lucy like lucy in the sky with diamonds. The c is pronounced like the ch in church.
Pavarotti's most powerful performance: th-cam.com/video/ZhxHEnlIkP8/w-d-xo.html
Nobody of you, Amerericans, seems to be able to pronounce correctly his name. It' as "Loochano Pavarotti".
How could you have interrupted this song with your trivial conversation. You didn’t get. I just it’s a Texas thing to not recognize true greatness and fully experience it.
And that is what made him so outstanding -- it was the emotion & passion he exuded, like other; while other tenors have great voices, they do not display the passion & emotion that Loo-chee-ah-no gave us. Thank you.
Trio abençoado por Deus. Majestosos.
Check out The Three Tenors "My Way" with Frank Sinatra in the audience.
You chose the middle of the first powerful crescendo, stopped it and talked for about a minute. That is that part where most people feel the most power in this piece. Then you picked it up in the middle. You missed this one big time. You might consider re-doing this one. Listen
In case you're interested, here are the last couple of minutes of this opera at the MET in NYC:
th-cam.com/video/vWwJA1b2l7g/w-d-xo.html
Recommend you react to Luciano and James Brown It’s a Man’s World.
It’s best listened to without been untrusted to get the best reaction xx☘️
Pity you have interrupted the video, never interrupt Pavarotti
Too bad you felt the need to stop the video to talk. I guess that's what happens in these reaction things though.
I honestly enjoy your exited reaction and the enjoyment you got out of this beautiful performance of Pavarotti. Though I have to correct you on that statement about singer shattering glas with their voice. It is a long standing myth that often gets ressurected through the media. The human voice and ear are neither capable of the sound range or the accurate hearing neccecary to shatter material. Specifically glas (or allmost any material under the right conditions) can be shattered by sound waves. It happens when sound waves resonate to the exact frequency of the material at which it vibrates, thus the force applied to it causes it to break under the duress of the energy applied ( not an expert, please correct me if I am wrong).
So we humans are not capable to do so because of our own limitations.
Still, a beautiful piece of music and it is very refreshing seeing you two enjoying it.
Best wishes from Germany and stay healthy
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Thank you sooo much😇😇😇 .... We really enjoyed this amazing singer...Thanks for sharing...
You nailed it guys.
So many beautiful songs out there.
Well done lads, a very respectful review.
You may mispronounce his name the first time but after hearing never again.
Sharing headphones is like trying to run with 1 leg.
Excelente reacción, como veo que les gustó esta obra maestra de la ópera, les invito a reaccionar a este video de una niña de 10 años que también canta ópera. Saludos desde Ciudad de Guatemala....th-cam.com/video/s9PQ7qPkluM/w-d-xo.html
Stop ,start, listen to the whole piece first and then talk crap.
Brings emotions I as a n Italian American did not realize I had
What a voice...you should take a look at Charlotte and johnathans bgt audition...the first one...such a surprise!!! 🖖🏻🇨🇦😊
I love how Simon Cowel spoke to soon and said" just when things could get any worse" and Johnathan shit him up!!!!!!!!!!
@@tobyjohnmedicinehorse8784 yup loved seeing him have to eat his words...🇨🇦🖖🏻💥
Italian lyrics and english translation
Nessun dorma!... (Nobody shall sleep!...)
Nessun dorma! (Nobody shall sleep!)
Tu pure, o Principessa, (Even you, oh Princess,)
nella tua fredda stanza, (in your cold room,)
guardi le stelle, (watch the stars,)
che fremono d'amore (that tremble with love)
e di speranza. (and hope.)
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me, (But my secret is hidden within me,)
il nome mio nessun saprà... (My name none shall know...)
No, no! Sulla tura bocca lo dirò (No, no! On your mouth, I will tell it)
quando la luce splenderà! (when the light shines!)
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio (And my kiss will dissolve the silence)
che ti fa mia! (that makes you mine!)
(Il nome suo nessun saprà) (No one will know his name)
(e noi dovrem, ahimè, morir!) (and we must, alas, die!)
Dilegua, o notte! (Vanish, o night!)
Tramontate, stelle! (Set, stars!)
Tramontate, stelle! (Set, stars!)
All'alba vincerò - (At dawn, I will win -)
Vincerò - (I will win -)
Vincerò!~ (I will wiiin!)
Bravi ragazzi😂 Grande Luciano❤ 🇮🇹
Please dont stop mid. It ruins the mood. 😂
Heya from Germany 🇩🇪please react to Dimash Kudaibergen singing "Ogni Pietra" and his Queen Cover " the show must go on". This guy has an 6 octave range and he is trained since the age of 5 years old. It will blow your minds. All the best from Germany and stay safe ☀️ Petra
If you enjoyed this performance check out another great singer mario Lanza. Enjoy & be safe.
Charles Marks, Mario Lanza, was the tenor with the beautiful rich, full, and deep emotional voice. I'm not sure if anyone commenting here has listened to his recordings or even knows who he is. When you compare Lanza with Pavoratti it is clear who has the better voice. Lanza's Nessun Dorma is sung with more expression and feeling than Pavoratti's version, in fact, Mario Lanza sings it better than anyone I've listened to, including Enrico Caruso. Lanza does not just sing the notes, he puts feeling into every word. He was considered the world's most famous tenor, bigger than Pavoratti, Carreras or Domingo. Of course, this is just my opinion.🎶🎵
i got an bad week- and so i surf the pavarotti reactions, always best xray.
The master looks on the libretto, mumbles his jaw while concewntrating, then looks up straight, opens his mouth, and DANG, gotcha. Everytime no matter which Ethic, Music, Age or Religion you hang on to. Pure greatness and what an gift to us he is, his Perfomances would last, even his Body left us. Thx you two:)
How possible is it that you cut it ??????
How, in the universe that we exist in, is it so epically difficult for almost every single reaction video channel host to properly pronounce the names of the artists and the titles of the music that they perform? I have heard “hope I said that right” too many times. Look it up, BEFORE you post the video! It’s not as difficult and labor intensive as you make it sound.
So that the opera singer is able to give a good performance on stage full of emotions and acting. They must have learned the technique of singing for at least ten years. After this time, they have experienced the singer so well that they don't have to pay attention to her and they focus on the acting part. ... Im opera singer. this is normal siging form me. But yes, he had great voice :) ... I heve bassis voice - like: E. Schrott, Adbarzakov. I like D'Arcangelo, too.
WOW WOWEE YOU MY FRIENDS ARE IN FOR A VENTURE
Finally! Someone who translates the meaning of the words and aria before reacting to it. Great idea! Because the menaing of the words (story) is more important than the music and thus one must know what this is all about. Congrats for your initiative guys, you re the first in about 100 videos to give the translation before anything else.
Il Maestro. The most loved tenor for sure. Just one thing: in Italian the "C" in the name Luciano doesn't sound like an "S" but like the C in "cheese" or "chips" (yep! I'm hungry now 😁) or well... "ciao!". Nice reaction!
So the lyrics are sung by a man who has fallen in love with a princess and must defeat 3 challenge to win her hand in marriage, if he fails the challenges he will be executed, basically he is pronouncing his love and exclaiming he will win
No other suitor had been able to answer the 3 riddles, but he did it. But now, if Princess Turandot learns his name by morning, he will be executed. That's why he is anxious for night to be over. And the villagers/chorus know she will torture and kill them in order to learn his name.
Man, that princess did NOT want to get married!
@@TallyDrake oh yeah, I kind of forgot the singing villagers lol
Nissan Dorma or Honda Dorma ? :-)
Please react to Dimash Kudaibergen. SOS d'un terrein en detresse is a good place to start. Be sure to find a version with English subtitles. He is from Kazakhstan and sings in several languages. He's trained in classical and contemporary music and has an amazing range from baritone through soprano.