FIRST TIME HEARING LUCIANO PAVAROTTI NESSUN DORMA REACTION
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Hi this singer was anointed by God, Pavarotti was gifted and asked for forgiveness through Jesus before he died and is Now with the Lord Jesus in Heaven.
Young man, worship at the feet of the composer: Puccini, whose home was in Lucca, Italy --- a peaceful mecca. This was Puccini's final piece before he died. Penetrates your soul with the right singer!
You were almost the only one listening of all the people Ive seen, who didnt constantly talk and stop the tape, you had the smarts to listen to the whole thing, and react as an intelligent man would.
To the soul.
@@ellenlyons7413 thank you
@@JayveeTV You are more than welcome, without any prior knowledge you said all the right things, eloquent and insightful things.
*listens to 3 minutes of opera*
“I wish it were longer!”
Have I got good news for you....
violinistncomposer 😂😂😂
Yeah!!! Just stay away from Wagner Operas.... LoL!!! The Ring is like, 3 days long!!!
I never liked the opera I heard until adulthood and Luciano is entirely responsible for my adoration of it now! I will find a link to something a little bit longer, probably from Puccini’s La Boheme... ☮️💟
@@hotternfyr Wagner's The Flying Dutchman is a normal opera length and it has great music in it. The Ring cycle is actually three operas sometimes performed back to back over three days. You don't have to endure three full days.
Note: it's actually 4 operas over 4 days.
@@tmstone835 It's four operas. Das Rheingold, Die Walküre, Siegfried, and Götterdämmerung. I've seen them all at the Metropolitan Opera house in Manhattan. Some of the greatest music ever written. So long that they are extremely taxing on the singers. You have to have the vocal chops to even attempt to sing those roles in those gigantic operas.
Turandot
Part I: th-cam.com/video/iZn_FGQmlVQ/w-d-xo.html
Part 2: th-cam.com/video/h1NwSKCoK2Q/w-d-xo.html
“He touched my Soul”......just about sums it up.
That’s the power of music, you don’t even have to understand the language for it to touch your soul.
It's 9/1/22. And I've been watching your video every day for months. For Pavarotti, yes, I never tire from this aria and his voice. But your genuine reaction, indeed, 'touches my soul' as well. Godspeed, young man. 💙
it cannot be understated...that you've listened to a true legend and gift to this world...his impact on opera is forever...the king
No one has come close since.
For more than forty years I've been a huge Pavarotti fan. Back in 1996 or there around, I attended a concert of The Master. I still get goosebumps when I think about that evening. Good to know and see that much younger people also appreciate his qualities.
Your reaction was everything . I was never into opera but attended a performance by three tenors. One sang Nessum dorma and I literally felt like jumping out of my seat it was so powerful. Pavarotti owned this song.
The best voice ever heard and likely ever to be heard
This is my most absolute favorite piece of music ever recorded. Hearing it makes my heart swell. I had the chance to hear The 3 Tenors from like an HBO special or something as a teen and have been listening ever since.
There is a whole concert with him, Placido Domingo and Jose Carreras. It's fantastic!
Jayvee: My heart soared to share this experience with you! Pavarotti's singing affects me the same way.
He touched ALL our souls!
“Let No One Sleep!” Music speaks to our hearts!!!! There are few things that bring cellular memory to your heart and soul. Music and food do this do everyone! It doesn’t matter who you are, your ethnicity!!!! EVERY one should love each other. Period. It’s not so hard to think and feel with your heart. Just choose love and kindness.
The most powerful video I’ve ever watched on you tube ! Love your reaction pure chills
Gives me goosebumps everytime I hear this song, it reaches on so many levels. Purely heartbreaking, purely beautiful, purely genius. He was touched by god on this song I believe. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Goosebumps every time
He has absolute command of center stage!
It's part of the opera "Turnadot" and it is long. But it made me cry all the same
So lovely to see your reaction to this beautiful piece. It was the Anthem of Italia 90 World Cup🇮🇹, so it holds a special place in our hearts 💕 ( for those who remember) 😂. I still get goose bumps when hearing it.... Gosh Pavarotti was a Special, Special Talent and is sorely missed! You’re a really lovely person, it’s great to be so open minded and diverse. Hugs from London 🇬🇧💕👌🏾❤️😎👏🏾
I LOVED your reaction; you felt the music from the very first note. Pavarotti performed this role from the opera "Turandot" MANY times, and in this concert, he is acting the part. At the end when he sings "I will win, I will win, I will win", his facial expressions are part of the act. I've watched many operas right here on "TH-cam", many come with "English subtitles" so you know WHAT it's about. Start with lighter, comical operas like The Barber of Seville (Rossini) and The Marriage of Figaro (Mozart). TH-cam is great, but there is nothing like attending a live performance. I hope you get to do that. ENJOY !!
A TRIUMPH
The great Aretha Franklin even performed this. Great music transcends time, cultures, and colors.
I've been attending opera for decades, but your responses on these amazing FIRST TIME REACTION videos moved me more than any single opera. I'm so touched. Thank you!
No words!!!
I’m not gonna even try and say that opera is my favorite type of music but if this mans voice and just the feeling of the music doesn’t touch you somehow then I’d have to ask if you actually have a heartbeat! I don’t even understand a single word in the song but with opera I don’t think you need to because like I said it’s a feeling
Never heard you swear before, however he is Amazing!
Your emotional reaction to "Nessun Dorma" has been shared with members of L.A.Opera, staff and volunteers. All were deeply moved by your touching response. There's a lot of opera out there. Keep sampling. Thanks again.
So cool!
Larry Verdugo That was a wonderful posting...keep singing everyone!
Wow dope!!
Something quite adorable about watching someone without any concept of the great opera master and legend he is listening to for the first time react so authentically. Priceless!
That's very cool!
This young man just showed why the arts must be taught in school. They open us to new horizons
Yes and given the same importance as Maths, Physics and all. I would personally say more.
BS art should be something sought out an original.
@@bloodhoundgang1642 😂
I agree. I grew up surrounded by musicians of every different culture. And the arts were a big deal in my school my choir director covered everything from gospel to opera. It made us better at our other subjects in my opinion.
I am a music educator and it literally hurts my soul that you have never been to an orchestra concert or an opera, especially when your elementary music teacher should have exposed you to different styles of music. I love your whole reaction. Please look up the lyrics in English, read the plot of the opera it is from Turandot (too-rahn-doe) and then watch him in the opera. Last step, see ut performed live once the pandemic ends. Music likes this elevates your heart and soul and helps express deep emotions. God bless you as your expand your musical horizons!
It’s so genuinely beautiful to see a young man, be open minded, go into a style of music he’s not familiar with and have a deep emotional connection ♥️♥️
Totally agree. I'm 50+ and with all my memories of great music and the experience of today that these young people do not know what I'm talking about ...
I had tears threatening, not from the song so much as from the reaction. Soul-touched indeed.
Amen.
It means no one shall sleep or similiar
"be open minded, go into a style of music he’s not familiar with and have a deep emotional connection" definition of music
You just witnessed one of the greatest voices in the history of the world.
I second your motion..he was awesome
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100% agree....this man embodied talent.
Doc- Can’t be stated enough. He was incredible.
Luciano and Freddy Mercury
Easy...This man was amazing RIP Luciano.
This intelligent young gentleman gives me so much faith in humanity.
So true! 💖👍💜
Agreed..... I know that I will laugh and giggle each and every day during this covid crazy time..when all feels crazy...go see JayVon...
He'll make you feel better!
Marshall Mom Well said! 💖👍😂
God told me to pray for him. He is adored by God.
❤️❤️❤️🙏
I’m a classically trained pianist and soprano. I’m so happy you took a chance on this aria. My favorite thing was when you said, “This touched my soul.”
You know Tony Soprano????
If that didn't touch your soul something is wrong with you !
@@skipjohnson7255 🤣🤣 your soul is deep but misses some sense of humor..
"this touched my soul!"
*everyone watching*
Just you wait... 😁😁
Sergio Tavares haha 😂 when someone absolute nails a comment in the comments section, I take my hat off to you sir
IKR... I want him to hear Donna e mobile
Lmao... I couldn't wait for him to hear the end
Haha, correct!
same thing I was thinking, just wait for it, jijijiji lol
Whether it’s the first or hundredth time you’ve heard this, it affects you the same soul touching way!
Exactly!
You are so right. To have heard him live... may he RIP.
true, I still cry
Absolutely
@@djyanno me too
Kudos to you Jayvee for even bothering to expand your musical horizons. There should be a lot more people like you!
I agree, my Nana introduced me to him I was 6 him and the two others. I was raised on a wide range of music I have a great respect for it.
What rubbish, all music is music is for everyone.
How can anyone not have herd this song by 2020? 🤷♂️
Ever Ready Seriously? Easily.
Chiara Brunelli How dare you. Music is for everyone. Watching this man discover the power and beauty of opera was incredibly moving and you have no right to come here with your racist negativity.
In the final verse, he is ordering the stars to set, so that he can be victorious, the following dawn.
What a performance.
Salutes from Rome, Italy.
Luciano and your reaction made my cry. It reinforced the fact that we are all of one heart. Thank you.
It also moved me to see his reaction. Music transcends so many barriers and in this young man's case, it touched his soul just like it has touched so many of us who have listened to the great Pavarotti
It’s one thing playing an instrument. Being one is something else entirely.
Bill White that sounds poetic and nice, but when you play an instrument with equal passion to this, you become one with the instrument. You AREA the instrument. You can play an instrument on the same level and it has the same emotional impact.
Not many are instruments, but too many are tools...
@@mxnolis But it will never be the same. It's comparing Apples and Oranges.
Absolutely. Absolutely.
Tom Emerson of course it’s not the "same", doesn’t mean they’re not equally impactful. It’s not like comparing apples and oranges. If ur good at ur instrument and can let the emotion in, ur just as good as this, if not more emotional. I don’t find this performance emotional. He was expressive as hell, which is good, and it’s a powerful performance that leaves me breathless almost. But I wouldn’t call it emotional. It didn’t trigger anything in me that I could relate to or sympathise with. The translation is really weird anyway, my Italian friend legit laughs when she hears the song cuz it’s so weird.
Music lovers, are music lovers. Whether it is Pavarotti, Tupac, George Strait, or Mozart...music lovers speak the same language. I can never hold back tears when I hear this....
RIGHT ON!
thats the truth brother
Makes me cry too.
Pretty cool this actually, im a true metalhead and just ended up here watching this and now im also gonna pursue opera and classic
Enjoy. There are universes out there. Classical has existed for a thousand years. Opera, almost five hundred.
@@KenBreadbox And metal has existed since stravinsky!
Good for you, it's always a good thing to broaden your horizon. I love all kinds of music. If it's done with passion and love and talent, I'm in.
@@Panteni87 Listen to the overture to Nabucco, the entire opera Il Trovatore. Listen to Beethoven. Metal existed BEFORE Stravinsky.
A lot of metal is influenced heavily by classical music.
Here is the reason why classical music should be taught to children at school. Happy to see that this young man discovers classical music, hoping that it will pique his curiosity and expand his knowledge of music. All that to say that music is not just rap, rock or pop, and that there is so much to discover in classical and world music. Peace.
as a child living in South Bronx, we had music appreciation and learned ab out classical music. I was blessed one day to end up at the met Opera and worked there f or 44 years. Never imagined that. Pavarotti made me cry when he sang and still does
I also hope that you will be open to learning more about hip hop, rap, gospel, and other music that is not Eurocentric, and expand your understanding as well. Your comment almost implies that somehow he is not educated because he has not heard opera or other classical music. In this day and age, there cannot be any thought that one culture’s music is somehow higher or better than another. I am a classically trained pianist, and a minister, an African- American woman, aged 60. I regularly attend the Lyric Opera in Chicago, love rap, hip hop, jazz, R&B, blues, and sit down to play my favorite Bach and Beethoven all the time.
@@thordowens th-cam.com/video/k33sINjn9o0/w-d-xo.html
CJ Bonney I have seen Aretha’s performance many times, and it is phenomenal! . The point is that the classical genre is not the norm for all, and to imply that one is uneducated if one doesn’t have exposure implies a value judgment that it is better. We should all be exposed to a wide range of music, valuing it all without placing qualitative judgment on what is better.
I agree
Pavarotti once said that opera was “screaming with education”. I always liked that.
I'd say "screaming with education and pure emotion."
The end of Pavarotti' deliverance, he looked like his soul was leaving him then got it back. What a performance!
I agree! Wow that look on his face at the end
You can almost see him come back to himself at the end; he transported himself as well as us to a higher realm.
I swear he's just been with God.
The madness of all this is that it almost seems effortless for Luciano.
What you observed is how all opera singers should sing and most do. The training that they endure and the stamina that they possess is why they are true professionals.
The best of the best always make it look easy.
Yes but that is the point so much work to get to that impression for others.. having a good sing teacher is not easy to find have you seen the film .. le Maître de musique?? The music teacher with José van dam? So beautiful..
Remember that opera singers have to fill a huge hall with no amplification. It’s from a Puccini’s Turandot. Glad you gave it a listen!
Lyrics to Nessum Dorma.
None must sleep! None must sleep!
And you, too, Princess,
In your cold room,
Gaze at the stars
Which tremble with love
And hope!
But my mystery is locked within me,
No-one shall know my name!
No, no, I shall say it as my mouth
Meets yours when the dawn is breaking!
And my kiss will break the silence
Which makes you mine!
(No-one shall know his name,
And we, alas, shall die!)
Vanish, o night!
Fade, stars!
At dawn I shall win!
Thank you.
Always appreciated, Thank you!
Hi, never understood a word before thanks 👍
Thank you
I never knew the words, they are beautiful, thank you
The fact that he went back to listen again, when the best part was still to come, told me he truly gets it
Right? I had the exact same thought.
I was like “ahhhhh nooo let it play”!! Haha
I know. I was like oooo... just wait. It gets even better ❤
It was because of what the Italians call squillo.
When you have a guy on the verge of tears without knowing the words...you know you've done something.
Doesn’t matter how many times I hear that song. Every hair on my body stands up. Love watching his reaction. I had the same one the first time. My fav is the encore the three tenors did in Rome.
Same
Jayvee, you MUST attend an orchestra or an opera performance! The vibrations that rumble through your body is like nothing else. You cannot feel that from a recording. If his voice touched your soul, can you imagine what you'd have felt had you been in that audience?!! I really like your reactions because you seem to truly appreciate good music no matter what genre. Thank you. Namaste.
Rob F a couple of years ago I was in Munich and there was a special performance of 500 voices. The original score was written to have 1000 people sing on stage. But the music hall was too small, some of the singers occupied the sitting area. But when they started to sing... The whole building shook. It was amazing
Rob F the feel 0f the music washing over your body is not anything compared to enjoying the recording
Rob F if you can afford it, go to Verona in Italy and listen to an opera at the arena, where 2000 years ago the romans had their games. It is spectacular.
@@f.drachenfels4503 , it's going on my bucket list! Can't imagine how thrilling it must be, thank you. Namaste!
Rob F just to give you a little taste, when everybody is seated and dusk falls, the overture starts and thousands of spectators light a candle. I‘ve been there several times and still it gave me goose bumps. Another phantastic place is Bregenz (Austria) at the lake Constance, they build the stage into the lake.
I asked my father to choose his favourite song to walk me down the isle as he gave me away on my wedding day and he chose this song. 25 years later I chose this song to say goodbye and thank you to him for being my father at his funeral. This song is such a beautiful piece of music.
😭😭❤❤❤
Dad's have the best music. I'm glad you have this beautiful piece to remember your father by.
That is just beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful, simply beautiful. Well done, your Dad; well done, your Dad's daughter. 👏🏻👏🏻❤️🙏🏻
Being Italian, I feel privileged to be able to easily understand the lyrics of this soul warming piece of art.
❤️🇮🇹❤️
Per davvero
what is the story about?
@@kennethoriordan7838 In Beijing, at the time of fairy tales, lives Turandot, a beautiful princess with a heart of ice. Many princes ask for her hand, but the princess subjects everyone to a terrible test: if they do not solve three very difficult puzzles, the executioner cuts off their heads. Prince Calaf, son of the king of the Tartars, casually meets his father Timur in Peking, who arrived there after a long exile; with him is also the faithful slave Liù. The prince, in order not to take any risks, recommends that they keep his identity secret. Calaf is so fascinated by Turandot that he himself wants to try the test of the enigmas; the imperial dignitaries Ping, Pong and Pang strongly discourage him from undertaking such a risky undertaking; his father and Liù also beg him to give up, but the prince hears no reason. The following day Calaf manages to solve all of Turandot's puzzles. However, he does not want to marry her against his will, so he offers her a way out: if she can guess her name before dawn, she can sentence him to death. That night Turandot orders that no one sleep in Beijing: her guards knock from door to door to be told the name of the foreign prince. Eventually they find Timur and Liù, and lead them in front of Turandot; Liù sings her secret love for the prince and then, for fear of letting her name escape under torture, she kills herself with a sword. While everyone mourns her death, Calaf, left alone with Turandot, confronts her with firmness, until with a kiss he finally manages to melt her frozen heart. It is now the dawn of the new day when Calaf reveals her name to her, putting her life in her hands. In front of her father emperor and the cheering crowd, Turandot declares that the stranger's name is 'Love', and she embraces him..... If I made mistakes in translating into english I apologize, I don't speak english well. I hope I was helpful.
@@sabyp6480 thank you so much for that, what a beautiful story, and your english was perfect 👍👍
You touch me because you have an open mind, heart, and soul. This is a powerful song. This song touches most people who hear it. You are a really wonderful guy.
You have a pure soul, are off to a great start with your channel, and can YOU CAN do anything you so desire! You also appear to have a blessed tonal quality to your voice. From this day forward, put NO LIMITS on yourself. There is only ONE YOU presently walking this good green earth. Let no one dampen your spirit or lead your life for YOU! Seek to make the best and most of the rest of your young life.
Keep paying it forward and others will follow.
God bless you.
If God wanted to sing to the World....thats the voice He'd use.
mario lanza was also the best tenor, when luciano pavoratti seen mario lanza in the movie the great caruso, he wanted to sing the opera, also placido domingo. and jose carreras, they all said mario lanza truely inspired them. but they all had a gift from god, that they shared with the world. best regards Louie Vaccaro member mario lanza institute & museum for more than 30 years.
@@louisvaccaro5865 Glad I discovered your comment, I'll search for mario lanza, I know very little about opera,I'm triying to get more knowledge about it.
He had already created Franco Corelli.
John Cole John, I know a lot about opera. Pavarotti is the most popular and well known tenor, but he is not the best. We can say he is like a bronze Olympic medalist of opera. This is because Pavarotti’s voice is a little to tight and squeezed, which makes the tone noisy and harsher and less dark and mellow than it should. If you want to hear the best tenor voices in history, listen to Gigli, Caruso, Volker, young Di Stefano, Masini, Set Svanholm, and a few others. The top 2 best tenors in history were Gigli and Caruso. Their voices were nearly perfectly produced and developed.
Isn't that what He is doing?
Random modern Popstar: „i am a good singer“
Pavarotti: „hold my rusty nail“
“ This touches my soul” is exactly what it does! The passion and power is magnificent!
The world lost a true and pure talent when he passed on.
I mean you’re right, the current generation is worst for music industry, now we have Gucci Gang 🤦♂️
@@uleros1024 we have also really good stuff today though. its just not easy to filter all the crap
Everyone MUST watch Dimash Kudaibergen starting with his SOS performance and then watch all his other performances
I've heard this song hundreds and hundreds of times. I'm 6'2" and weigh 300 lbs. I did two tours in country and I cry every time I hear him sing this song.
What does any of that have to do with anything
@@josephroland2622 because it is just beautiful
What is wonderful about you is that you don't "pretend" to know more than you do....what you DO DO is demonstrate an innocent & PURE appreciation for music that trully moves you. Your facial expressions are a perfect example of emotions that have no words. So glad for your joy.
Exactly. Loved it
LUCIANO PAVAROTTI was definitely a king.
King God Emperor Majestic Lord
Yes
Not a king, "THE KING" of opera.
@@deborah3340 ...Yes
i translate the last words of the song, when he sing with the most energy: at sunrise i will win! i will win, i will win! generally the song speaks about hope. imagine what kind of energy provoque this song, it's the best medicine against troubles and moodiness. we italian in primis but all the world has to be glad to god for Luciano Pavarotti, he's a present to human race...
And we need Hope right now more than ever.
The words certainly fit the music! Wow!!!
Thank you. I never knew that.
Yes and no. This is the literal English translation
Nobody shall sleep!
Nobody shall sleep!
Even you, oh Princess
in your cold room
watch the stars,
that tremble with love and with hope.
But my secret is hidden within me,
my name no one shall know...
No!...No!...
On your mouth, I will tell it when the light shines.
And my kiss will dissolve the silence that makes you mine!...
(No one will know his name and we must, alas, die.)
Vanish, o night!
Set, stars! Set, stars!
At dawn, I will win! I will win! I will win!
@@formerlymel9549 grazie prof
Nessun Dorma is probably the most famous aria in opera. The opera title is "Turandot". The story takes place in China and was written by an Italian, "Puccini". I agree that you can enjoy the music without understanding the lyrics especially when Pavarotti is performing. However, before going to an Opera, read the libretto (the story) on line and you will enjoy it more simply by knowing what is going on.
I love that you are willing to try different genres! You sir are a free thinker!!! Always love your reactions!! Stay safe!!
Covered in goosebumps. Every. Single. Time.
ikr, I had goosebumps on my goosebumps. This piece gets me every time when it's performed by Pavarotti.
Me too!!
A true musical genius - his voice was of the God's.
I don't understand a word he's singing...
But I dont need to. His passion tells the story.
Ikr it's crazy every time
Pavarotti was my first opera voice and I fell in love immediately. Nessun Dorma is my all time favorite. Makes me cry everytime. When a voice makes you feel something so deeply in a language you don't understand is a testament of music.
I agree and the story is up to this song is beautiful x who did you route for? Prince calaf or the Princess
This song cuts through all the crap, through our armours and masks and in a few seconds gets to your human core, it always makes me cry with amazement and joy but today you made me cry with your inner beauty shining through. Have a very happy life. I am 78, in Australia.
When you first said "He touched my heart", I said to myself, "Just wait for it..."
Me too
Me too!
Hahah. Me too
Fo sho
The best part is that it never stops feeling like that. It's been giving me chills for about 40 years.
“He touches my soul”.such a beautiful thing to say , and I think true for a,k of us who have had the pleasure of listening to Parvarotti’s beautiful voice over the years....what’s sad is that now he has passed away you won’t get the chance to go and hear him live, which is when this man REALLY touched your soul....doesn’t matter that we don’t know all the words he is singing, but the notes he hits are perfection.
I’ve been watching other young people hear “old music” ie Righteous Brothers, for the first time, music I’m lucky enough to have grown up with. So it’s really touching MY soul to see your reactions when hearing them for the first time. ....wonderful . Thankyou for sharing your experience...😘👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💕
His voice always makes me weep
I had best seat tickets for my mom and me. Then the concert was postponed... then again postponed... then the concert was cancelled as Luciano had passed away :(
I remember when Luciano Pavarotti passed away, my work replaced its hold music with Pavarotti's music as a tribute to him. So many people who phoned in with business that day actually asked to be put BACK on hold so they could listen to the end of the song.
Pavarotti was the kind of talent that comes along once every thousand years.
There are lots of things here: Puccini's music, Luciano's voice, the sound of the choir, the sound of the orchestra. Each of them contributes to the experience that you get when you hear it. There are literally thousands of classical pieces that will give you such a feel, and every one in a different way - just as there are thousands of "pop" music pieces that will do precisely the same. Neither encroaches on the other - but if you don't experience both, you are missing out. Thank you for this reaction - it will help spread the news!
Thank you, that’s absolutely right!
This is how I learnt it from my mother: there is no such things as "classical" music or "pop" music - it is just good music or bad music.
Yes, it is a shame, how little musical education we get at school. (I studied at music faculty, so I feel really lucky.) Italian opera should be compulsory...
Gesamtkunstwerk.❤️
He must have sung this aria hundreds of times, but the passion in his eyes is as powerful as ever. That's something that can't be taught. Bravo Pavarotti!
Now THIS is stepping out of the box!! I was a music minor in college and he came and performed on our campus in the mid-80s. This was never my kind of music, but I gained a new appreciation that night. Pavarotti was considered one of (if not THE) greatest tenors of all time. He performed the classic opera Pagliacci at the show I attended, and I've been a fan ever since. Every time I hear Pagliacci now, I think back to that night. "This man could SING sing". LOVED that line!! RIP, Luciano.
My Dad used to play Pagliaci on the stereo for us - so deeply felt and agonizingly emotional !
LarryWT I remember when I was a kid my mother dragged me to a Andrea Bocelli special charity concert. And without prior warning, Domingo, Pavarotti, and Carreras came out on stage and the 4 top tenors of the world sang together. I don’t remember much from that night, it was long ago. But I know one thing. That was the moment I fell in love with music.
Sorry, but Pavarotti is only famous, not a greatest tenor of all time. There is so many tenors much better than Luciano. Listen to Mario Filippeschi, for example, performing I pagliacci, or Nessun dorma (live).
francoguar So many better tenors? I don’t think so.
@@filmmekker as you say, Mr Deaf
Made me smile watching this young mans reaction How truly sad that this beautiful style of singing by such a singer, is so overlooked today. Looooved Pavarotti. Rest In Peace. You are so missed
“I want to get that feel again - I’m gonna turn this up” - me, every time I listen to Pavarotti! That feeling never goes away, it never gets old. Your reaction was wonderful!
As my Daddy used to say, before he left this cold, cruel world, "If something beautiful reaches out to touch your soul, let it." Suggestion: Beethoven's 9th Symphony, "Ode to Joy".
Wonko the sane,I totally agree Beethoven 9the is my favourite piece of classical music too.
Yes!
Also the duets: Pearl Fishers' Duet & the Flower Duet.
*Oh, yeah!*
I love that you have an open mind to different types of music. I've watched a handful of your rection videos, and I can tell by your eyes how music affects you. You, sir, are an old soul. Kudos.
One of the most commercially successful tenors of all time - and probably one of the most well-known/recognizable. What I always find so amazing about him is that he just makes it look so effortless. As if what he is doing is no different than speaking. Thanks for doing this. I love all the old school stuff you do! Thanks again!
And his album only cost 30 quid
Kimberly Newsom Well, he IS the best tenor in recorded history.
@@pumpkingamebox recommendation for you, Mexican tenor Rafael Rojas, he did a nessun dorma flashmob in leeds, it's on YT !
My father was a trained singer. He told me that singing is vitalized speech.
From turandat-Puccini’s
I cried watching this. I was SO excited to see your reaction, because I know the song & this particular performance of it very well. I knew what was ahead for you, & it was so fun to witness your amazement & emotions, because that's exactly what WE ALL felt the very first time we heard this performance. Watching you was like hearing it for the first time again.
Thankyou so much for sharing your reactions--it's lovely to watch someone with a true love for music.
He was amazing. I can never hear this without tears falling.
Pavarotti was special. You definitely can feel it in all his songs. He literally just sings in a language you don’t understand, but you feel deeply.
Goosebumps, huh? Yeah, me too. Find him singing "E lucevan le stelle".
Omg I was about to suggest that, too...But then just HAD to put vesti la giubba.
I don't know if it's the song or his voice or the key or what it is... but this song should be studied by scientists for the visceral emotional reaction that it creates in everyone who listens to it. If you don't get chills or tears or feel it touch your soul, you aren't human.
It is a gift from God.
I agree!!!!
The song is a masterpiece. Pavarotti was an exceptional combination of enormous talent and a LOT of years of hard work.
And I agree with you. There's something wrong if you aren't touched by this perfect combination of voice and emotion.
Best opera singer ever to set foot on this planet nothing less.. listen to Ave Maria in Notre Dame church Paris 1978....
One of the best I ever listen!
Although he wasn’t trained to the same extent as Pavarotti and others, I love Mario Lanza’s voice the best.
So happy you've now been introduced to one of the greatest opera singers ever.
Pavarotti always brings goosebumps.
I envy him for that FIRST TIME feeling that hits your chest and makes the soul tingelling! For me it was Bach and Händel. messias und Brandenburg konzerte und chellosuiten. It was and is my go to when I feel hurt or need a hug and kiss via my ears! this is good youtube content. This guy will melt if he ever sees an good opera life! like!
You just made me try to remember the first time I've heard opera! And I have NO idea! I know I've seen an opera for the first time when I was 10. But definitely I've heard something at home before that. Probably when i was ~5/6 the bits in the movie "Amadeus" or "Pretty Woman". Actually these parts of "La traviata" that are in "Pretty woman" still give me chills. The opera obviously is amazing itself. But combined with the memories of my childhood
@@Majus555 , thanks. I probably heard it as a kid on WQXR, but it didn't register. But I worked props for a performance of Tosca by the community opera company when I was at Ithaca College. IC's vocal teacher, Elizabeth Baker, played Tosca; the performances were presented up at Cornell. So I count Tosca as my introduction to opera in general.
Every new form is a combination of shivers of delight and a sense of almost an electric shock. Like discovering Tuvan throat singing after I stumbled on "Genghis Blues"...
@@EldritchRyme I grew up in a time when Maestro Toscanini held Sat AM introductions to classical music, operettas graced the late late late show, live from the Met was on PBS, and Great Performances , also PBS, included symphonies, and ballets. I know... SPOILED! I still keep an array of classical music available in Pandora on my phones, and Roku. And there is always Met on Demand for Roku...
Cancer took another too soon - he was the best.
He will live forever.
I have loved Pavarotti for a long time. There's no one who can touch the soul like him. The world lost a brilliant talent. Rest in peace Luciano ✌
Yes. The world lost him. We know that. But..he had to go. God needed him, to sing along with his Angels.
I watched a documentary about his life, it was quite interesting.
@@luzesquivel6010god doesn’t exist tho
What a beautiful reaction! It doesn't matter how many times you hear it, it will ALWAYS make your hairs stand on end and give you the feels. Pavarotti was a legend!
Hey If you’re ever in Toronto let me know and I’ll get you an opera ticket to the Canadian Opera Company!
I'm sure any opera house would love to have you in the audience. No pause buttons! First timers often weep and are wiped out by the end of their first opera. But in a good way!
What a wonderful, emotional reaction. I mean absolutely NO disrespect to anyone with this comment, but as an old white guy I finaly figured out why 90% of the music channels I subscribe to are Posts by Blacks.........they listen to the music, and comment about the music. They don't pick music apart, or dissect it. They share how they feel about a song, or an artist. They keep open, objective, minds.....first time hearing the music, or the artists. Even if the music is in a foreign language.......case in point, Nesson Dorma. It is a pleasure listening to someone who isn't trying to tell us how they would have performed the music.....or how knowledgeable they are because they are a "voice/singing coach." Those folks waste my time! I enjoy hearing why, and how much, a person enjoyed what they just listened to.......just as Jay Vee does on his channel.
Thats why I subscribed. He is so open and down to earth
@@valleygal6191 You are so very correct. The channels I watch are those who care about their viewers.......not about filling us full of crap about how smart they think they are. Jayvee is all about connecting people and bringing us together as one. This is what all of us should be doing....exactly like you and I have done. This is important to me. I'm 72 and have inoperable cancer of the liver....so my days are numbered. That is okay and I am at peace with it. Look at all that's going on around this world, hatred, death, and political insanity. I hope we in America will finally start letting wounds heal. I won't be around to see it, but I will continue to pray for it. I thank you so very much for your comment to me. I hope you, your family, and loved ones are safe and well.
@@edwardmunson3896 thank you kindly for your good wishes😊
I am in the UK and I appreciate your time and your thoughts. This shows that despite time, distance or whatever barriers we might acknowledge we have the deep sameness within.
You be good to yourself and to love the music😊😊😊
Very much agreed! I love watching young people discover new things and freak out over them as I once did. It's so hurtful to me when idiots flood these kids' comments with "this has to be fake! How can you not have heard this song before??" Or "this is why old music is so much better than the trash they play today" like why are some people so determined to turn such joy into negativity and bs? Makes me really appreciate comments like yours
@@CallistaZM Mam, it makes me appreciate yours, just as much. Every word you wrote is like a declaration of my exact opinions and emotions. I thank you so very much.
Are you ready to start listening to opera yet?
"When we fall in love, we hear Puccini."
"My God!"
Exactly the right response.
The man was definitely a one-off. One of the most talented singers in history.
“Just touched my soul” sums this up in one sentence. Fabulous reaction
I used to dream of him singing at my wedding when I was 8 years old lol Never cried so much the day he died. His voice always moved my heart.
I often have music playing when I'm playing a game, reading or working but when Pavarotti comes on I just have to stop, close my eyes, and listen.
Best comment ever.
THAT look when your soul was touched by Puccini's music & THE VOICE that was Pavarotti's is one each of us has had.
Glad you had the courage to acknowledge & post how you were moved.
You don't need to understand the language to feel the emotion. Makes me tear up everytime. Wow.
“This man’s voice is amazing, man”
Yeah wait till you get to the end it’ll blow your socks off!
Awesome reaction video, infectious smile 😃 lol
I love that you are bringing up all the old and letting the new generation know that we can all come together with music.
You should go to the Opera! Everyone should at least once. If you do though, read about the opera so you know the story. It helps. Opera is magical.