Thank you for not interrupting him to make your comments. Others have spoiled the presentation by doing so. He was simply the best ever, there may never be another like him.
If this was your first opera experience, I'm reminded of a comment I read about this performance: Listening to Pavarotti as your first opera is like taking your first car ride in a Rolls Royce.
……………………………………. I have never in my 39 years on this earth heard anyone describe experiencing Pavarotti for the first time & as your first opera singer more accurately.
Pavarotti is the GREATEST tenor to EVER grace the stage. You don’t need to know what he’s singing to feel what he means. He makes you feel it. If you can listen to this and not get chills you should go to an ER because you have no heart.
@@carlstyth8368 Bocelli is a popular recording artist with the general public. His voice isn't strong enough for real opera performances which are sung without amplification.
The Great Pavarotti . People say he was the Greatest TENOR this century . He Truly has a magnificant voice . I am no opera fan but listening to this was pure magic . Thanks John
Well, Pavarotti died in 2007, so it would be fair to say that he's been the greatest tenor voice of the 21st Century SO FAR. However, if we go back to the 20th Century, when Pav was in his prime, then I'm afraid that I can't agree. Even Pav conceeded that his hero, Jussi Bjorling, was the greatest.
hi, I'm Italian, you need to know the story that this work tells to fully appreciate it, and the deeper meaning that the story teaches, the legend tells of a princess Turandot, daughter of the Chinese emperor, and of a prince who is put before of the riddles, if he solves these riddles he will be able to marry her otherwise he will die, in the song he expresses the hope that he will win the test and be able to kiss her and have her as his wife, the deepest meaning is that in general even when something seems impossible to achieve one must never lose seeing his courage and determination, in the end he shouts that he will win at dawn
Part of it is Luciano Pavarotti and part of it is Puccini. Puccini's operas are emotional and amazing and Pavarotti is the master or was the master of these operas. The music itself can just just pull up all kinds of emotion and you didn't even need to know what the singer is saying because you can feel you can feel it. I loved your reaction.
@@ericthemauve Actually I.m 3trd playhorner in a European Symphony Orchestra .... maybe the "unfamiliar" hears being yours, and MY OPINION is JUST FOR MEEEE .... Your music level captation ( being more or less or good or worst) is only for youuuuu. It s your own perception .... or suddenly you think your knowledge is the unic !!!! c,on men .... be more openminded please
se capissero anche le parole di un uomo innamorato.... Nessun dorma, nessun dorma Tu pure, o principessa Nella tua fredda stanza Guardi le stelle Che tremano d’amore E di speranza Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me Il nome mio nessun saprà No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò Quando la luce splenderà Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio Che ti fa mia Il nome suo nessun saprà E noi dovrem, ahimé morir, morir Dilegua, o notte Tramontate, stelle Tramontate, stelle All’alba vincerò Vincerò, vincerò
Puccini and Verdi composed their operas in the late 19th century and the period became known as Bel Canto (beautiful singing). Only the most talented and the bravest artists attempt these operas. Pavarotti evokes great emotions because his gift is from God and his artistry makes the soul homesick for Heaven. Tears flow to clear the vision and reset the mind. All of this you experienced with your first hearing of a virtuoso, the greatest of our time.
This is one of the greatest performances I have ever seen. It's hard to imagine what he has to put forth to have the power and emotion in his voice. You don't have to see the lyrics to feel the emotion and you can see him let it out when he's done and he almost gets an angry face but then he lets it go and relaxes. Amazing.
Beautiful heartfelt reaction to one of the best tenors ever! Pavaroti was also part of a supergroup called The Three Tenors in the 90's and early 2000's. Along with Pavaroti, was Placido Domingo, and Jose Carreras. Two of their signature songs were Nessun Dorma and O Sole Mio. Another Pavaroti song you'll love is Ave Maria. Also, there's a concert video of he and James Brown performing Brown's song It's a Man's World. It's mind blowing 🤯
As a man who experienced a fairly hard life and a struggle with mental illness I heard this song first after I was healed. With a clear mind and a good outlook on life. I cried to a song with no understanding of what he was saying just pure emotion. I felt like I could understand him. And relate. After getting my myself together I looked up the English translation. At the end the final note is translated to " I WILL WIN". As I read that I started tearing up again. This is the greatest vocal performance in the history of man kind. If I could leave 1 piece of our civilization for someone else to find it would be a recording of this .
Dear Madam, I'm very grateful you're sharing this. You had the power not to interrupt. So you did not cut in this painting and left it with respect listening, allthough it was hard because of inner-emotions. Thank You for being you. Welldone!
Believe me when I tell you that he had the same effect on everyone who heard him. I saw him sing multiple times in the early 70's when I worked at Philharmonic Hall in Lincoln Center. There was never a dry eye in the house!
Luciano Pavarotti was truly a maestro - the passion and emotion in his voice has been always something magic. And Nessun Dorma is one of the greatest piece of music ever made - sadly Giacomo Puccini never heard it in its finished opera. Both of them were masters and the world lost two beautiful souls
Pavarotti is the GOAT. But always remember that 50% of the power of this performance is because of the composer of that masterpiece song: Giacomo Puccini.
your reaction it was the most cute i ever seen before. you let the music enter in your soul and undestand the feeling without understand the words. you can listen many other people sing this song but anyone will give you the same emotion of pavarotti gave to you. ❤
Streisand singing Memories or Somewhere, Whitney I Will Always Love You and then here Pavarotti perhaps greatest operatic tenor sing Nessun Dorma in best version most have ever heard.
Lyrics Nobody sleeps! Nessun dorma! Nobody sleeps! Nessun dorma! You too, oh Princess Tu pure, oh Principessa In your cold room Nella tua fredda stanza You look at the stars that tremble with love Guardi le stelle che tremano d'amore And of hope E di speranza But my mystery is closed within me Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me No one will know my name Il nome mio nessun saprà No, no, in your mouth I will say it No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò When the light shines Quando la luce splenderà And my kiss will dissolve the silence Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio That makes you mine Che ti fa mia Disappear, oh night Dilegua, oh notte Set, stars Tramontate, stelle Set, stars Tramontate, stelle I'll win at dawn All'alba vincerò I will win Vincerò I will win Vincerò 😊
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Lady, Worry not about your reaction! This is one of the finest pieces of music the world has ever seen! You cannot fail to react to this!
Loved your reaction and also loved the fact that you didn’t stop or talk over the music ❤
Thank you for not interrupting him to make your comments. Others have spoiled the presentation by doing so. He was simply the best ever, there may never be another like him.
That he moved you to tears is the greatest compliment you could have given his performance
If this was your first opera experience, I'm reminded of a comment I read about this performance: Listening to Pavarotti as your first opera is like taking your first car ride in a Rolls Royce.
That’s a proper analogy.
I'll do you one better: even if you heard Opera before, Pavoratti is astounding!
A mi me asusta q los padres no le pongan opera de chica... y saben las generaciones nuevas q no escucharon nada de opera
@@svenm7264 Yes ...THE BEST ever !..........I'm quite aware of the "others" by the way ...................
……………………………………. I have never in my 39 years on this earth heard anyone describe experiencing Pavarotti for the first time & as your first opera singer more accurately.
The greatest aria ever written sung by the greatest tenor who ever lived.
You seem to be an American, so I can forgive the fact that you seem to be wrong on both counts. Try substituting "greatest", with "most popular". 👍
@@fredemny3304 cry about it
@@fredemny3304 Now you can stop crying, kid.
Dont worry about your tears they are tears from heaven to listen to the magnificent person.
Pavarotti is the GREATEST tenor to EVER grace the stage. You don’t need to know what he’s singing to feel what he means. He makes you feel it. If you can listen to this and not get chills you should go to an ER because you have no heart.
Jesus...you just said EXACTLY my mother's words! God rest her soul...I hope she's singing with the angels!!
@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Lordy. Wheres Andrea Bocelli?
@@carlstyth8368 Bocelli is a popular recording artist with the general public. His voice isn't strong enough for real opera performances which are sung without amplification.
Great? Yes. Greatest? No.
@@carlstyth8368 He's in a recording studio.
The greatest vocal performance ever.
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Been watching this video for ages and nobody ever mentioned that
@@Spo-Dee-O-Deema che cosa stai dicendo!... E la voce originale del concerto, ma da dove l'hai tirata fuori questa cosa?
@@Spo-Dee-O-Deedont be ridiculous, his performances 20 years prior were even more superior.
The Great Pavarotti . People say he was the Greatest TENOR this century . He Truly has a magnificant voice . I am no opera fan but listening to this was pure magic . Thanks John
He was good but for me Jussi Björling always number 1
@@ullis5125spero che tu stia scherzando.
Well, Pavarotti died in 2007, so it would be fair to say that he's been the greatest tenor voice of the 21st Century SO FAR. However, if we go back to the 20th Century, when Pav was in his prime, then I'm afraid that I can't agree. Even Pav conceeded that his hero, Jussi Bjorling, was the greatest.
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee You're probably correct about charisma, but Bjorling did indeed have a much sweeter voice.
Indeed, and that media exposure has led to the common misconception of where he fits among the great tenors.@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee
Grande Luciano,grande lirica italiana
It was actually beautiful your reaction. I could see tears in your eyes. Lovely lady.
hi, I'm Italian, you need to know the story that this work tells to fully appreciate it, and the deeper meaning that the story teaches, the legend tells of a princess Turandot, daughter of the Chinese emperor, and of a prince who is put before of the riddles, if he solves these riddles he will be able to marry her otherwise he will die, in the song he expresses the hope that he will win the test and be able to kiss her and have her as his wife, the deepest meaning is that in general even when something seems impossible to achieve one must never lose seeing his courage and determination, in the end he shouts that he will win at dawn
Luciano Pavarotti orgoglio italiano!!!!! ❤️
⭐✨🌹🌈🕊️🦋🎈💚Pavarotti è L' ITALIA. 🇮🇹.🤟
Heavenly is the right word. Pure talent from heaven
There are 2 times of our lives. There is before one heard this. And then there is after.
🇮🇹 Luciano Pavarotti big voice 🇮🇹👍🏻👍🏻🌹
you are, and we are...bringing back the BEAUTY...to the world
Part of it is Luciano Pavarotti and part of it is Puccini. Puccini's operas are emotional and amazing and Pavarotti is the master or was the master of these operas. The music itself can just just pull up all kinds of emotion and you didn't even need to know what the singer is saying because you can feel you can feel it. I loved your reaction.
The greatest tenor of the past century imo!! 😊
Hi Magnolia! Yes, I agree completely! 🙏
@@russ4862 hey there Russ!
@@pamagnolia Hey amigo!
Your reaction is so pretty. I love your soul! Congratulations!
I had the great pleasure of seeing this wonderful man sing live. My reaction is the same as yours. Every time. He was a one of kind.
What a beautiful and pure reaction to the voice sent from Heaven. God bless and enjoy.
The greatest ever. RIP LUCIANO
You witnessed one of the top 3 emotional performances of all time.
What are the other two?
There it is again !!! That very first note he sings gets them EVERYTIME!!!!!! Enjoy !
Sono italiano è ogni volta che ascolto Pavarotti non riesco a trattenere le lacrime , Pavarotti orgoglio italiano ❤
da Italiano confermo, ho appena pianto a riascoltarlo.
you´ve already lsiten the most perfect audition of NEssum Dorma of all ages !
A common misconception amongst those unfamiliar with opera and its history.
@@ericthemauve Actually I.m 3trd playhorner in a European Symphony Orchestra .... maybe the "unfamiliar" hears being yours, and MY OPINION is JUST FOR MEEEE .... Your music level captation ( being more or less or good or worst) is only for youuuuu. It s your own perception .... or suddenly you think your knowledge is the unic !!!! c,on men .... be more openminded please
I'm a man 32 years old and every time i hear this my eyes water, i cannot help it
The power of the voice of the greatest tenor of all time is written in your face. Great reaction.
You picked another that tears me up. The focus and passion from Luciano is incredible reflected in his expressions.
Always brings me chills!
Italian Legend ❤
se capissero anche le parole di un uomo innamorato....
Nessun dorma, nessun dorma
Tu pure, o principessa
Nella tua fredda stanza
Guardi le stelle
Che tremano d’amore
E di speranza
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me
Il nome mio nessun saprà
No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò
Quando la luce splenderà
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio
Che ti fa mia
Il nome suo nessun saprà
E noi dovrem, ahimé morir, morir
Dilegua, o notte
Tramontate, stelle
Tramontate, stelle
All’alba vincerò
Vincerò, vincerò
.. i am always amazed to see him accepting the gratitude and pure love, from an audiance that knew they had just listened to a real TITAN !!!
I’m glad more young people like her are listening to classical music. It’s timeless music that can be enjoyed by all generations!
Puccini and Verdi composed their operas in the late 19th century and the period became known as Bel Canto (beautiful singing). Only the most talented and the bravest artists attempt these operas. Pavarotti evokes great emotions because his gift is from God and his artistry makes the soul homesick for Heaven. Tears flow to clear the vision and reset the mind. All of this you experienced with your first hearing of a virtuoso, the greatest of our time.
Pavarotti is so Great , sadly he is not here with us.
In my opinion, this is the best and the most sincere reaction to music on TH-cam. Thanks a lot for your beautiful emotions and feelings!
Benvenuta in Italia quella di un tempo che se ne sta andando purtroppo...❤
I know I'm late but I truly enjoyed your reaction to this video. It was angelic - an absolute joy to watch 🌹👍
Thrilling performance.
Bellissimo!
El TALENTO verdadero conmueve y emociona siempre a las personas sensibles que logran apreciarlo.
This is one of the greatest performances I have ever seen. It's hard to imagine what he has to put forth to have the power and emotion in his voice. You don't have to see the lyrics to feel the emotion and you can see him let it out when he's done and he almost gets an angry face but then he lets it go and relaxes. Amazing.
Pavarottis karma and unique voice could reach to the bottom of your soul. Literally make people cry like a river.
One should cry, should be moved after hearing a great performance
il nostro eroe, il maestro! Io amo l'Italia.
Beautiful heartfelt reaction to one of the best tenors ever! Pavaroti was also part of a supergroup called The Three Tenors in the 90's and early 2000's. Along with Pavaroti, was Placido Domingo, and Jose Carreras. Two of their signature songs were Nessun Dorma and O Sole Mio. Another Pavaroti song you'll love is Ave Maria. Also, there's a concert video of he and James Brown performing Brown's song It's a Man's World. It's mind blowing 🤯
As a man who experienced a fairly hard life and a struggle with mental illness I heard this song first after I was healed. With a clear mind and a good outlook on life. I cried to a song with no understanding of what he was saying just pure emotion. I felt like I could understand him. And relate. After getting my myself together I looked up the English translation. At the end the final note is translated to " I WILL WIN". As I read that I started tearing up again. This is the greatest vocal performance in the history of man kind. If I could leave 1 piece of our civilization for someone else to find it would be a recording of this .
Abito in Italia,nella citta di Giacomo Puccini, Lucca. Ancora oggi qui il ricordo e la musica del maestro sono vivissimi.
I loved your very sweet reaction to this great classic sung by the maestro! Wonderful job as always. And heres to your next one. 🙏😊💜
Music really is food for the soul
Puccini and Pavarotti two of my all time favorites
When it came out, this was No.1 in the UK pop charts for weeks.
Thank you for being so sensitive and living music as you do, Thank you
your reaction is quite heavenly also young lady.
I loved your reaction. Seeing you tear up and smile for his voice was great. He was a gift to this world.
Your a beautiful and lovely person full of empathy.💛
Dear Madam, I'm very grateful you're sharing this. You had the power not to interrupt. So you did not cut in this painting and left it with respect listening, allthough it was hard because of inner-emotions. Thank You for being you. Welldone!
So lovely you could feel the music
Luciano pavarotti soigne votre ÂME ..
Cet homme était magique !!!
Écouter CARUSO de pavarotti ..
De paris 🇫🇷
buona notte
It is your beautiful face, reflecting the power of this music and song, and Pavarotti's heavenly gift. Perfect.
Thank you so much for sharing this great performance, and thank you for not interrupting like so many others do.
That look on his face at the end. I swear he saw God in the audience
I think he saw the devil.....and stared that sucker down
Yes he really touched your soul. ❤❤
Love seeing how you feel the music and the emotions!!
GOAT. RIP Brother! Every time i watch this, the Tears flow.
brividi allo stato puro grande musica
Starr would you check out this video please? This young man is remarkable-like an angel. Libera - Ave Verum by Albinoni. Thank you.
Очень искренне и очень эмоционально! 5 баллов!
You are pure and heartfelt too. Thank you
Believe me when I tell you that he had the same effect on everyone who heard him. I saw him sing multiple times in the early 70's when I worked at Philharmonic Hall in Lincoln Center. There was never a dry eye in the house!
One of the best and most genuine reaction I've ever seen. It was really great, keep up the good work👍
thank for your lovely reaction and for not interupting or pausing.
It always brings you to primal reactions when strong emotions are conveyed through human voice.
GOOD BLESS YOU
Pavarotti is my fave of all time. Your reaction was the best, of tons of videos I've watched. 🙏😭💚🌹
If you are not moved by this short slice of ethereal beauty.....I am heartily sorry for you.
I am always glad to see someone who enjoys this. ✌️
I just wanted to hug you seeing your expression and being so mesmerized. ❤
Il viso della ragazza è tenerissimo,è molto stupita
No woman can resist to Puccini music, Puccini and Pavarotti ....... wonderful.
❤❤❤❤❤Grazie❤❤❤
Luciano Pavarotti was truly a maestro - the passion and emotion in his voice has been always something magic. And Nessun Dorma is one of the greatest piece of music ever made - sadly Giacomo Puccini never heard it in its finished opera. Both of them were masters and the world lost two beautiful souls
I’ve heard this a hundred times, and I cry every time
Pavarotti is the GOAT. But always remember that 50% of the power of this performance is because of the composer of that masterpiece song: Giacomo Puccini.
Home free dis a fantastic rendition of this song
your reaction it was the most cute i ever seen before.
you let the music enter in your soul and undestand the feeling without understand the words.
you can listen many other people sing this song but anyone will give you the same emotion of pavarotti gave to you.
❤
It may not be technical, but it's one of the best reactions I've seen. I appreciate that you didn't interrupt the song.
I love the emotional reactions to this piece when it's only halfway through. I'm thinking "Just wait until that final high note".
You have a beautiful and expressive face. I loved your reaction.
Great job. There was that moment when it hit you - you took off your glasses off and got the look.
This is proof that music transcends the divisions of language and race and that this man had a true gift from God
R.I.P Luciano.
❤❤❤❤eres maravillosa😊
Streisand singing Memories or Somewhere, Whitney I Will Always Love You and then here Pavarotti perhaps greatest operatic tenor sing Nessun Dorma in best version most have ever heard.
Lyrics
Nobody sleeps!
Nessun dorma!
Nobody sleeps!
Nessun dorma!
You too, oh Princess
Tu pure, oh Principessa
In your cold room
Nella tua fredda stanza
You look at the stars that tremble with love
Guardi le stelle che tremano d'amore
And of hope
E di speranza
But my mystery is closed within me
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me
No one will know my name
Il nome mio nessun saprà
No, no, in your mouth I will say it
No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò
When the light shines
Quando la luce splenderà
And my kiss will dissolve the silence
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio
That makes you mine
Che ti fa mia
Disappear, oh night
Dilegua, oh notte
Set, stars
Tramontate, stelle
Set, stars
Tramontate, stelle
I'll win at dawn
All'alba vincerò
I will win
Vincerò
I will win
Vincerò
😊
Beautiful!
Thank you for your lovely reaction. I:m so glad you had this as your first introduction to opera. ❤
Try "Pavarotti sing Caruso" (sub. English)... Ciao from Italy 😊