Pavarotti attempts Yodeling - Massive tenor FAIL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- For the idiot NMEnrique who claims that Pavarotti was the best and loudest tenor in history. Far louder and better than MDM, he said.
Enrique, show me 3 recordings of MDM cracking and getting booed. Oh no, show me one. A single one. Thanks. Here, Pavarotti cracks - the microphones did not help.
0:35 He is famous for being one of the few to hit all of those high C's. At least he was smart enough to not try again until the end.
Yes ! And he made a really brave and not too much covered high c so it's still and always the master !
@SHICOFF1 and what? Long career.... He cracked his voice years ago... How can he sing with microphones??? Are you deaf? His long career is a big joke, like his poor voice with microphones!!!
@@Monnarchmonnarchy You love Lanza as a microphone singer but not Pavarotti. It's what the public likes, and the public likes Pavarotti more than Francesco Meli.
@@sugarbist you can't compare cracked voice microphone with great voce Lanza! He never have to use it, but did it. But vce povoroti was too bad without microphone, that it is. And Lanza can sing all repertoires! So beauty and strong voce!
Monnarch Monnarchy your just a hater
All our voices crack, even some of the greatest singers in the world..
Shockloud Sok even freddie mercury
Frank ocean perfoming higgs live is a great example
Can't help mentioning that Alfredo Kraus was perhaps one of the few that never cracked.
It's true! We all are human beings.
Pavarotti was great but his marketing was bad. In his first biography you can read that he sang in the original key. That was not the case.In I Puritani no high d the same in Rigoletto. Even Leone Magiera claimed that he had sung IPuritani in key. Why?
He was a great tenor, unique that should be fine. Why king of the high c?
In the duets of Rigoletto and un ballo in maschera he had problems with the final notes. I think because he was forcing his voice too much singing in dramatic fashion.
For me he has been my favorite tenor.
But other tenors like Kraus and Bonisolli were the kings of the high C's. In Vienna Pavarotti answered that he wants to be recalled as a belcanto tenor rather than king of the high C
A human being, not a machine or an auto tuned pop star. Even the best have bad days. RIP Maestro.
Perfectly said.
I'm actually glad that this was posted. It shows students that this sort of thing can happen even to the opera god.
+Noah Dawgiello Yes it never matters who you are, world top pianist or tenor, you name it. These so called "fails" do happen and god forbid the one who says hasn't ever made a mistake in performance. My god... it's part of the music itself and i hope it always will be.
Man, please. that shit would be never happened to me.
if you are sick, and have the obligation to go to the teather i think you sure crack one of two notes
@@abialex I can’t really tell whether you are being sarcastic or just arrogant.
@@abialex thos comment is way too late... There must be something "out of this world" different in your voice... Since you claim this would never happen to you. Obviously, this could only happen in " your own world".
Pavarotti spoke several times about the tenor voice being scary sounding and the anticipation and trepidation concerning if the high notes would be reached,. He also agreed the loggionisti were correct to boo and catcall him at La Scala when he cracked. No one was more critical of his own performances than Pavarotti himself. And he never glorified himself or was an arrogant prig about his voice. I think he would have given you, the poster of this video, a very humble explanation for these instances of less than perfection..."I failed". To me, he was a wonderful kind generous artist whom I hope is never forgotten for his contribution to the world of opera. Just my two cents worth!
@SHICOFF1 it is because of you and your boy toy! You are criticize a lot of people, who tryed to explain why he is not a legend! But you still fool and madness with your funny boy toy. I guess, you have a nice time togeather... You give an insane examples, where povoroti song young, but denied in what he become! Deaf and blind fans....
@@Monnarchmonnarchy All I'm saying is, Pavarotti is better than Meli
@@sugarbist whatever... 🤣🤣🤣 You can compare only with Meli... Nice!
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Agreed. Such a smart comment, thank you.
You can’t fault him, that man pushed his voice to the brink of what’s possible in every performance. It’s honestly amazing this didn’t happen more, I mean what he’s asking of his voicebox, it’s just not human.
I legitimately thought he was going to yodel in this video. What a disappointment
Pavarotti was an amazing tenor. A mistake does not change that
Seriously! Be nice to him. He has passed away, no need to be mean. Plus he is human, anything can happen to any one.
Para los que estudian canto este vídeo es un ejemplo de que los mejores también se equivocan, aparte la voz no es instrumento como cualquier otro, es mucho mas complejo. Un genio Pavarott!!
Es verdad
A partir de los 90 su voz comenzó con declive vocal progresivo.
@@jesusmunoz2400 hermano a partir de los 90
No de los 60 desde los 90 a este hombre no se le puede pedir nada
@@lauti.b9750 Tenía una voz hermosa y unas condiciones de natura impresionantes, pero técnicamente era anárquico además de vago a la hora de profundizar en el canto.
@@jesusmunoz2400 nada que ver, Pavarotti era muy técnico. Simplemente son accidentes que le pueden suceder a cualquiera.
everybody makes mistakes even great people. that's humane.
Its humbling hearing that even one of the strongest singers ever also cracked at times
His is a great voice. The cracks are nothing but "lung butter" as Mike Myers would say (snot). Nothing but allergies and sinuses acting up. Being a tenor is dangerous...that's why it is so exciting! Love Luciano!
Very humbling and inspiring that Pavarotti was willing to push to the limits of his incredible God given instrument and risk failure in order to give the world the amazing beauty that he DID succeed to share!
Why so many dislikes for one of the greatest Tenors of all time???Because his voice cracked 3 times???
We're all human and we all do mistakes and we are not in the best mood/shape all the time.
Come on people,show some respect.
The dislikes are not for the Great Pavarotti, they are for the person who put this video online to denigrate the image of a great tenor and a great man.
a idiot frustrated jealousy who will never be as famous as pavarotti posted this... cheers...
Pavarotti greatest tenor ever??? Ahahah
Every damn voice does sometimes. Happens - and has happened - to the best of us. Surely Pavarotti was great, but indeed only human.
Is it normal that sometimes your voice fail, that could happend for several reasons, the important fact is that Pavarotti is one of the biggest singers in the world.
My gosh I love this. It just proves that he was a human being - a wonderful, fallible human being whose unbelievably beautiful instrument got foggy sometimes just like everyone else's. :) Greatly missed.
Even when he cracks sounds good, wtf
So in a career spanning hundreds, if not thousands of live performances, you managed to find under 2 minutes of errors. Methinks you lost the argument.
??? What’s the argument? I don’t think anyone is saying that Mr. Pavarotti wasn’t a great singer or didn’t have a legendary career
@@aaaabb1666 read the description
aaa abb A few are. They are really such a disgrace.
@@aaaabb1666 The guy who posted this said so in the description. An idiot, if you ask me. A few "fails" during a legendary (over 40 years) career - that's ridiculously little. It just shows our Maestro was a human after all.
The greatest things is how he in the second aria manages to save the situation professionally - sing the rest of the short ones in the same octave and feel that the last c is possible to sing high again
It’s a transposed B, not a C.
This is kind of lesson that, behind the scene after all, no prodigy such as "the king of high C's" can exist. And it makes me wonder, does it really matter much for tenor to produce more than enough high C?
I smile at this recording. Thank you for the effort compiling this funny entertaining recording. It was really amusing. I am aware that he did not like listening to his own recordngs. I was also told he was one of those with difficulty in maintaining his consistency.
And I miss his singing all the more.
mi piace Pavarotti. but this shows us that no one is perface. and i an a tenor and it makes me feel better to see that even the great Pavarotti maestro was not perfact.
That’s exactly how I feel. It’s refreshing to hear the greats make mistakes in technique, and can get sick, it gives us fledgling tenors hope knowing those we study are indeed human capable of having rough days.
Booing at someone's missfortune? Primitivism.
even when he's cracking he sounds better than usuall
I like how this video was uploaded to compare him to other tenors and make him look bad. But for me, this just makes him more human to me. Of course, the people can be disappointed because they paid for a good performance. But who are we to judge. He loved what he was doing and that's what matters most in music.
There are lessons to be learned from this, but they have little to do with how good a tenor LP was. Hearing this, I respect him even more. Everybody fails, also performers who go out there each night to give their best so we could experience beauty. Paying attention to hiccups like these is ingrateful. After failing, keep going, back in the ring! You can hear this attitude here. And in the "fille" clip you hear professionalism : couldn't hit the c twice, rest, concentrate on the final note!
Gracias; esto me permite tres cosas;
1 Admirar mas a un " grande"
2 aceptar mas mis errores
3 El ser humano - que pelea por la misma tierra con que es enterrado, no domina nada, ni siquiera , sus cuerdas vocales,
gracias
gracias
Pavarotti was amazing, see how he get control over the song.
These mistakes are unacceptable in a civilized society. I can never listen to this man’s performances the same way again. Shameful
Everyone fucking cracks
Even a great singer, as Pavarotti, can have a bad day.
This video is still here? Man, I don't get it, what are you trying to show? Some cracks during his 40-year career? And why did you call him cretin? Get a life! He might not have been the loudest, so what? He was a lyric tenor with great projection, performing some arias out of his repertoire quite well, actually. One example is Celeste Aida - although for dramatic tenors, Pav sang it very well IMO, with breathtaking high Bb's! Another great example is Pagliacci.
Modefayeure !
And nessun dorma, he sings very well .this aria is for dramatic
@@williamazar7037 This aria is absolutely not for dramatic tenors. This is for leggiero's, the lightest type of tenors there is!
fredsik the aria is for a light tenor but the character is a heavy tenor role
Monnarch knows less about Russia than he knows about Opera. Hard to believe
Sugar, kiss ass your girl shoff, a true nice couple. You are both crazy and shouting "who" i am, but you both sick... Talk to your girl, how is she!
Lmao cope, Pavarotti best singer ever
può succedere à Tutti...
per una carriera di 40 anni trovo il risultato finale troppo magro...
Pavarotti era un bravissimo tenore.
questo video è la prova che Pavarotti era un grande.
meglio mostrare le stecche di Domingo...dureranno almeno un'ora...
Hai detto bene..per me Pavarotti ê un idolo ..ê stato il migliore al mondo
@SHICOFF1 Matteo Fusaro, said that Pavarotti is an Idol and the best in the world
@SHICOFF1 hey, old prick! Keep talking about yourself and your baby sugar! You are nice couple! You have no arguments to protect a true disaster! Crazy oldfart!!! Shut up about me, i am not writing about you and your clown in every topic, that you are crazy fanboys! Shut up your cracked mouth!!!
@SHICOFF1 Monnarch comes from a country with a very suppressive government, where he cannot express himself freely. He's fortunate to have a platform on YT to vent his frustrations. The last great Russian tenor was Sergei Lemeshev who most people are not familiar with. Sobinov was fine as well. Netrebko is beautiful and was excellent for a long time. I wonder if this clown will start criticizing ANNA for taking on heavier roles and not doing very well in her last couple of years. Never the less ANNA has made a great contribution to opera for more than 20 years. Almost as long as Luciano
SHICOFF1 I think he’s An angry Russian with no education in opera. He loves The tiny insignificant voice of Meli but hates the more potent voice of Pavarotti who had a great career
Esto demuestra que Pavarotti era humano, y no Dios, aunque su voz fue la mejor de todos los tiempos y no tiene comparación. Una voz celestial, un hermoso timbre y una potencia que solo él se llevará a la tumba... No me disgusta escuchar este video, ya que he escuchado a Pavarotti y su voz es la mejor del mundo... Este video solo me demuestra que Pavarotti no era Dios, sinó humano... Pero lo que no tengo duda, es que era el dios de los tenores. Por siempre Luciano Pavarotti!
Mati Pietri ajajajajajajaja!
Corelli se caga en tu comentario
Samuel Soto y Enrico Caruso
Antes de Pavarotti existió Corelli, gigli, Miguel fleta y Di Estefano. Todos estos cantantes sin excepción brindaron cosas hermosas al mundo de la ópera y posteriormente a influir en trabajos como los de Pavarotti. Ahora decir que Pavarotti es el “mejor te limita a no abrirte a otras voces y apreciar más a fondo.te invito. Pavarotti uno de los grandes? Totalmente!
Samuel Soto Corelli era un TITÁN! No creo que exista un tenor con esa virilidad y fuerza después de el. Su nessun dorna es para mi incomparable.
his voice is so warm
When he sang mes amis in this recording he was sick
I saw Luciano Pavarotti over 100 times, and they were all very good to extraordinary performances, and I never heard him crack like these. He probably sang over 2,000 nights and cracked on maybe 20 at the most. You go ahead and try his technique, which the Italians call "buttare" and it is the kamikaze tenor style that only the best voices can handle, and see if you have such a unqualified success as Luciano Pavarotti, who sang for over 40 years.
Today's tenor's or future tenor's, including the pale lyric unidentifiable voice of "Francesco Meli" could only dream of having the fine career of the large bodied charismatic Luciano Pavarotti. We can criticize the fact that he cracked, but cannot deny his overall success as a great lyric tenor, and the fact he contributed in making opera more popular for the average person, similar to the way Mario Lanza did with his Hollywood movies in the 1950s. It's good that Tsar Bovov downloaded these examples of Pavarotti cracking, which brings forward the awareness of how difficult it is to cultivate the tenor voice over a short or long period of time. It also gives Pavarotti's detractors a chance to view their discontent for the great lyric tenor.
@@sugarbist pavaroti ruined his voice, nothing more to add, and nothing to protect poor mosquito! Kiss ass you fan boy shoff, come on!
Amen to this comment. So true - and it really puts things into a right perspective, hopefully for critisizers too. Loving and missing Maestro dearly. May he rest in peace. ❤️
Pavarroti needed more chest voice. Listen to Dimash singing SOS. Pav could never do those vocal gymnasticss way above C
Then you missed many performances of Pavarotti in Vienna State Opera, where he cracked.
The interesting tenor voice, always seeming to be vulnerable to disaster even while thrilling audiences during great performances. Singers making sacrifices for their art form. Corelli not ever turning the A/C on in a car & suffering from stage fright throughout his Career. Tucker only whispering with minimal dialogue on the day of a performance. MDM being abstinent a week before a performance. Pavarotti wearing a scarf in June. Aragall having stage fright and suffering from migraine headaches. Perhaps a small price to pay for fame as far as the public is concerned, but a severe inconvenience for the artist.
SHICOFF1 Monnarch is ignorant suppressed by a communist government and has never been inside an opera house
@SHICOFF1 you are a loser with your own sick stories and your boy!!! You are a freak! Enough crying to your boy toy! Don't wrote my name in other posts! You are a sick man or girl? 🤣🤣🤣 Remember, crying girl: one or two good perfomances not enough to make a legend a poor mosquito! He cracked, ruined voice, bring to opera clowns, made deaf audience like you! You are shame, not me! And don't write, that you are knows smthing... Because you are a deaf!
@@sugarbist you are a true ignorant with your lie, trying to discribe me! You are nothing.... Just bring a handkerchief to your girl. It will be much useful! You have a really sick imagination! Poor funny boy toy!
Corelli Tucker Del Monaco sono di gran lunga superiori a Pavarotti.
@@e.g.8454 DelMonaco era un tenore dramatico, Corelli spinto Dramatico, Tucker un Spinto e Pavarotti un Lirico.?
Pavarotti tenia un timbre muy bonito pero su técnica no era la más depurada, su canto era anárquico y en los 90 comenzó su declive dedicándose más a los espectáculos masivos que al verdadero arte del canto. Cancelaba funciones, no se cuidaba y era poco estudioso.
Whether Pavarotti was the greatest is hardly a point of discussion. This is a mean-spirited collection of a few foul-ups that were part of a career of hundreds upon hundreds of good and great performances. I would like to hear the original poster sing "Di Quella Pira" as well as L.P. sang it in his prime.
Listen here everyone! this is a price that unfortunately he has to pay for bieng the best! So that idiots can enjoy his less than best moments! i think he is still the best tenor ever! I just wish whoever enjoys these silly moments does NOT forget that even here, he is probably better than YOU!!!!!!!!!!!! Rest in peace Pavarotti, we SHALL always respect and honour your contribution to our happiness in this life!
He was a wonderful tenor but he was far from the best.
well... he was for me.
The ant and the bird see the world differently.
hobo1975
then who was/is the best? I'm not saying anyone is, just curious on your opinion.
cking5100
Caruso was the best by a long way,his voice was much much bigger,darker brighter,as close to perfect as you get.Listen to him,read what people wrote about him.There were many better than Pavarotti.Pavarotti had a small voice,he was good for our modern microphones and recordings but when you pit him against the greats he is not so great,he had a beautiful tone.A famous singer who is now past told me that Di Stefano was the greatest tenor he had ever heard.He sang with Pavarotti and di stefano,he sang with Pavarotti alot at the begining of his career,he said that Di Stefano was alot better.He also told me that Pavarotti sang high F's in rehearsal but was too scared to try it in performonce,the high f's were very beautiful.You can like whoever you want thats the beauty of being the listener ,however facts are facts.Del Monaco, Corelli,Tucker,Gigli,Pertile,Zanelli,etc were better.Opera is a live event,live, pavarottis voice was smaller meaning his voice is less valued than the big dramatic singers.
Nice thumbnail.
@MariaCallasLegend
Well, you got it right there. Due to a cold!. And he's still singing that well.
Thank you so much!! I couldn't imagine that my LOVE to Luciano could be intensified, but thanks to your video it happend! 😍🙏
LOL
@MariaCallasLegend
Rule nr. 1: Don't sing roles too heave for your voice
Rule nr. 2: Do not sing when you have a cold
Rule nr. 3: Do not sing when you are too old for singing well
Rule nr. 4: Do not charge people when ignoring these rules.
He ignored all the rules, he sounded like Tarzan and got booed for it. What's your point.
The people are so rude, he was being ill that day. Wh
My sister is an opera singer coloratura soprano and she said yodeling was counter to her training as she was trained to blend the registers but yodeling seeks to separate the registers, which she finds impossible to do.
Hey now, TsarBovov, what's with the hatred againts Pav (calling him a cretin and such); come on, mate, he may have failed but when he didn't, my GOD he was sublime; it's a bit like humanity, we fail most of the time but when we aren't.... we shine
Todo lo que ustedes quieran, pero, a D. Alfredo Kraus nunca le pasó nada de todo ésto.
Primero: una técnica superior depurada.
Segundo: solo cantó aquellas óperas que iban bien a su cuerda.
Fué muy inteligente y nada populista como sí lo fueron los " tres tenores".
Siamo tutti esseri umani.. capitano queste cose
I like him but this is so funny
El maestro pavarotti lucho hasta el final y canto todas esas arias incluso cuando el estaba .... muy afectado por su cáncer pancreático... para mi sigue siendo el mas grande
En esta época no tenía cáncer. El aria de la fille es del 95 en el Met. En esa época su declive era ya patente. En Nápoles fué abucheado por un Elixir en esa época. Existen más grabaciones con gallos incluso años antes. Por cierto el aria de la Fille además no está a tono.
NO. Pavarotti was not loud at all. Especially not louder than Mario del Monaco. His real voice was even smaller than Aragalls who had the same sort of voice. I heard them both in Vienna Staatsoper - del Monaco old, and Pavarotti in his best years. Monaco extremly loud as Pagliacci. And "better than Monaco? Let me laugh out loud! Vienna Staatsoper in this time had no micros.. And I have heard Pavarotti very often cracking. And no, we did NOT boo him for that, because it happens that a voice cracks - especially a tenor voice.
La vera idiozia oltre a quella di montare questa clip è quella di paragonare Pav a MDM. Due tenori completamente agli antipodi, per timbro, repertorio e carriera.
Per esattezza di informazione sia nella Fille che in Don Carlo, Pavarotti aveva circa 60 anni.
A tenor can crack at any time. Its like a 100 Meter sprinter. When he isn't warm, he gets fast a problem with the muscles. To be a Tenor is a sport on the highest level!
Pavarotti is Top 🙌
Even when he make mistakes ☝🏻
VIVA LUCIANOOOOOOO!!!!YOU ARE HISTORY!!!!EVERYONE WHO TRYING TO REDICULE YOUR VOICE AND TALENT IS BECAUSE THEY DON'T HAVE EVEN THE 0,000000001% OF YOUR TALENT!!!!
Another crazyfan! 🤣 Poor mosquitto... A desisater of Opera! Not a legend!
Luciano the opera mafia.
But it was big headed of him to think he could sing ‘Mes amis’ again at his age. He announced he would do it ‘in tono’, but in the end put it down half a step and still couldn’t manage it.
¿Cómo se llaman las canciones que canta aquí? Sobretodo la del medio del vídeo.
when great people fail in what they do best and better than most, it only shows we have more work to do in our own selves.
@NMEnrique Where and when? Name the details.
Он всем все доказал.Спел и лир репертуар и драм .Снова вывел оперу в массы и она стала популярной для обычного народа как я и ты .Так что ты бы уж молчал .
a crack can lead to an opening
Bisogna preoccuparsi quando un tenore non stecca mai ... questa è la prova che il grande Pavarotti ha sempre cantato a gola aperta
Giusto!
Beniamino Gigli non ha mai steccato, ma era infinitamente superiore a Pavarotti.
It takes someone that has no clue what they're talking about to now know if this is Luciano Pavarotti.
Gigli was a lyric tenor that sang Chenier and Forza successfully. His 1939 Aida did not get good reviews. Perhaps the grueling 3rd act was a little much for the great Lyric tenor. IMO, it’s always interesting when any tenor sings something outside of their repertoire. Lauri Volpi also sang Otello without having a dramatic quality to his voice. Corelli sang Boheme several times with limited success. MDM early on sang Boheme, Butterfly, Traviata, and Rigoletto, with perhaps questionable suitability. No tenor is perfect for every role and many great and good tenors have cracked during their careers.
@SHICOFF1 you are crazy oldfart, that can i say! You lost your mind and now writing a bullshit... This is ridiculous! Crazy fans....
Lol! Gigli had too good technique and he can sing anything, he can represent dramatic repertoire, but poor mosquitto cracked, but not Gigli! Because mosquitto had a very bad technique!!! You are wrong, you just a stupid troll, who marks down good tenors, but marks up poor mosquitto! Clowns! Only pavaroti cracked with his friend! Don't touch a true legends! You are sick with your fan girl!
Monnarch Monnarchy You are wrong and misinformed again. Gigli cracked on the B- flat in Cielo E Mar, snapped his fingers and the audience applauded. Gigli also stated that his technique was good for him but would never teach it to anyone else. Don’t you read anything or do any research before posting anything on you tube? I’m more than happy to share my thoughts with people like you that are starving for information. Don’t even bother thanking me.
@@sugarbist lol! Listen how Gigli sing e lucevan le stele, in internet there are some lessons how to make a good singing from him. He teaeched a belcanto. But, you always make up a fables, you always lie! As i say, you again wrong!!! And nothing know about singing! He never ruined his voce, like poor mosquitto! Never! And don't try to compare Gigli, a mutant with poor bad technique povoroti! It is useless, like saying, that he is a legend!!! Trying to scream a Nessun dorma with ruined voce.
@@Monnarchmonnarchy I'm NOT comparing Pavarotti to Gigli. I'm comparing Pavarotti to Meli. who you sponsor, by uploading his "Una Furtiva Lagrima". Meli a tenor with a lighter lyric voice than Pavarotti who is singing Carmen, Ernani, Trovatore & Aida, who is not suitable for these roles and who you promote and won't criticize. I also never said Pavarotti was a legend, but he's more memorable than Francesco Meli . Pavarotti also made Nessun Dorma" more popular by ending his concerts with the aria. Have you ever seen a doctor about your anger problems?
i really want to see Alfredo Kraus cracking his voice. Gosh, that old man had so much diaphragmatic support and vocal control!
The Musical Nest intercostal support
also that
Jon why?
@UCamjdVJpG3uA-mAvLiSDqKA Well, Opera originated in the 16th century. The word "Opera" meaning work or labor in a theatrical sense started spreading to other countries. Basically the art form was dominated by Italian composers and great Italian singers, but with exceptions of course. During the 16th century, there was a period of time where the castrated tenor was used until the pope condemned the procedure. Around 1850 or 1870 the castration procedure was outlawed completely in Italy. Then came Caruso of course, who debuted at the Met around 1903. Whether you like him or not, He did set the foundation and standard for every tenor that followed. Other countries also came forward with excellent tenors as well. Bjorling, Lemeshev, Slezak, Wunderlich, Melchior, Tucker, Gedda, Cortis, Scmidt, Tauber, and McCormack are some of the non Italian's that made important contributions to the art form. We can go on, continuing to insult each other, but perhaps there's a way to continue or terminate this argument in a humane manner.
He was a human being, not a machine.
Yes bro❤
As has been said very well here,great artist are human beings, the bad thing is to sing bably and what is not important sometimes is the state of the voice which as we know is the most delicate instrument that exists.
Cuesta creer que ellos fallen. Para nosotros son tan grandes. Que no podemos creer que ellos sean humanos y como tales . Fallen
Pavarotti il migliore al mondo..poi Gedda Caruso Lanza Corelli Di monaco Di Stefano ..sono stati uno piú bravo dell altro ma per me rimane Pavarotti per non parlare dell opera dove ê il primo indiscusso ma per me in tutto era il primo e lo ê tutti ora..ricordiamoci che questo video ê per gli ultimi anni ed è solo un onore un tenore che a quasi 70 anni va a fare ah mes amis..altri tenori non l hanno fatta a 40 ,non me ne voglia ma ê un grande anche lui ma faccio l esempio del maestro Domingo che ha fatto un intervistò dove ha parlato che la ville di regiment ah mesi amis ê un aria di 9 do di petto e se non l avevi naturali e non li studiarvi ti spaccavi le corde vocali..infatti lui non la fece mai come molti tenori che non la prendono in considerazione..ricordando CGE ê stata presa la parte finale ma ricordiamo che l opera ha 9 do di petto di seguito e li ha fatti solo lui..poi dopo qualcuno ma il primato ce l ha lui..purtroppo bisogna informarsi prima di parlare..andate a sentire nessun dorma dell opera e vedete chi ê Pavarotti.. Quindi questo video in confronto a 50 anni di carriera strabiliante ê come una formica nel mondo
Infatti Pavarotti..se lei va a vedere..di TURANDOT..si contano sulle dita...si documenti lei piuttosto....CORELLI ha dato 80 rappresentazioni di TURANDOT...gli addetti ai lavori considerano Big Luciano...tenore microfonato..non scomodiamo la cosiddetta la Golden Age..con Gigli Byorling..Schipa..Fleta...Corelli..Del MONACO...e l immenso capo scuola CARUSO...
People here trying to comfort thesmeslves over the fact that its pav. The voice is an instrument guys, not a superpower given by God
Where Pavarotti got the idea in the early 1990s that he could still sing this opera is beyond me. He wasn't having a bade night. He was WARNED not to attempt this role again after so many years but he refused to listen to his advisers. Sadly, these high Cs are actually high B flats, and they had to be transposed down from the key of F major to E flat major. Unfortunately, not even this was enough to disguise the fact that he was finished in this repertoire. Pretty sad to hear. All that food and fat and wine, and conspicuous consumption of the previous decade had finally caught up with him. Everything he did from this time forward until his death was a travesty.
I can't believe this thing. In that period he had a problem with his voice .He had a single voice from the best tenors . Every tenor had a problem with his voice and he found the solution . Look at the other tenors ,for exemple Ronaldo Villazon ,he had an operation on his vocal cords .This problem appears when the tenor sings very much in different arias daily and when the tenor sings in high note daily .
But Rolando had a problem in his vocal chords even before he started to sing
それでも最後は出すのがすごい。
What is the second song?
It may happen. Who cares? He's a great artist and a great man
I only have one comment to make about your criticism, though it is true that these weren´t Pavarotti´s finest moments I do ask you that if you think you can do it better, then do so, become an opera singer try to become famous and show the world how much better you are. If not then shut up because singing in general and opera singing in particular is not as easy as it may look or sound.
I cannot understand anyone who would boo a singer for their voice cracking, unless it was due to the singer being out boozing the night before. Do you really think that your disappointment can even approach that of the performer?
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E con queso video cosa si vuole dimostrare? ...tre defaillances in oltre quarant'anni di carriera? Secondo me esalta la grandezza di Luciano e non il contrario. R.I.P.
Beniamino Gigli in oltre 40 anni di carriera non ha mai steccato, ma parliamo di un fuoriclasse della lirica.
@@e.g.8454 buon per lui.
I think this is funny and quite ok. I am a work in progress tenor and at first I didnt want to crack because made people laugh and made me look like a fool, anyway cracking is part of all kinds of tenors
Even great chess players do make bad moves sometimes.
This is nothing, just a luxury problem, for some.
he was a tenor lirico leggero, the smallest man voice after tenor leggero (= juan diego florez). but he has a good technic: voice placed on "i", good respiration etc
Papagenoify Pavarotti was a lyric tenor
3 stecche in una carriera di 30 anni e più, mi sembra profondamente ingiusto anche solo dubitare della tecnica di Pavarotti. È stato l'ultimo vero TENORE lirico, con i do, re bemolle, re naturale. Anche lui a fine carriera ha dovuto abbassare certe arie e rinunciare a certi ruoli, ma è normalissimo. Grande Pavarotti, ultima vera gloria della lirica italiana
Even elite sports people have bad days
Cómo es posible que la gente abuchee
He was ill
Whats the first song??
They were BOTH marvelous singers who sang for DECADES. Please do not spread your hate of a singer and then try to lecture us on what you should and shouldn't do in a professional career, it's insulting to those of us in the profession. Singers have off-nights, some more than others. Get over it. Caruso himself was referred to as the "glass tenor", as he cracked numerous times.
So, even god's voice cracks .
who's MDM?
ANTE TODO RESPETO POR EL GRAN LUCIANO!! despues las criticas! si puedes cantar como pavarotti habla todo lo que quieras!
Thank you, 🤗
I love how you, @Kommandant Klink , tried to mock Pavarotti, and people just showed you he's the best in history. Lol.
En realidad, no se comprende cual es el fin de publicar este video con las equivocaciones de Luciano Pavarotti: 1-El era humano y como tal, propenso a equivocarse como cualquier mortal, 2-El video de cuando se equivoca fue de una presentación de sus ultimos años y el venía padeciendo de cáncer 3-Hasta Eistein y Beethoven y Nicolas Tesla se equivicaron algunas veces 4-Pavarotti tuvo mas de 35 años de existos, cualquier persona que enferme se equivocará e irá perdiendo cualidades, que descanze en la paz del Señor el gran Luciano Pavarotti.
(In reality, it is not understood what is the purpose of publishing this video with the mistakes of Luciano Pavarotti: 1-He was human and as such, prone to making mistakes like any mortal, 2-The video of when he makes a mistake was from a presentation of his last years and he had been suffering from cancer 3-Until Eistein and Beethoven and Nicolas Tesla were wrong sometimes 4-Pavarotti had more than 35 years of existence, anyone who becomes ill will make mistakes and will lose qualities, may he rest in the peace of the Lord the great Luciano Pavarotti).
@MariaCallasLegend
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