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I'm pretty sure his smile of victory at the end just extended my life by 10 years.
Here is a performance, that extends your life by even 20 years : th-cam.com/video/BB-cpNtbVuo/w-d-xo.html
His smile of vinecero
That is not a smile of victory but merely a smile of accomplishment. He will get it eventually.
I absolutely know, what you are talking about!
His voice is so amazing and one of the best in history - and on top, he’s so damned sexy!
I've lost track on how many times I've watch this to see his wonderful face and smile at the end.
The look on his face when he finished and the orchestra was wrapping up said it all. He absolutely nailed that performance and knew it.
my take is that the look on his face is the perfect dramatic gesture to fit with the words he has just sung.
pronuncia patetica
He can only sing this song better than me, cause he has a wider vocal range, and can hit those high notes in his chest voice, I can't practice or use something I don't have.
The general public don't always see operatic arias as great songwriting, but this masterpiece by Puccini will be with us as long as humans walk on planet earth.
will melt in some sun expanding ...
Yeah, everyone's favourite shitty juvenile rock band will be dust in the wind, and the sooner the better.
Moot point. General opera singers don't appreciate the vocal placement of songs adored by "general public." Knock thee off thouest own high horse.
@@churchofgod4016 As an opera singer and vocal recital singer I can tell you this is BS. I can reach the 6th octave soprano high C on a good day, something no male pop singer in the current general lineup is capable of. The placement in pop music at its most extreme is nothing beyond the lowest of intermediate tenor opera repertoire. Any of the falsetto singing that male pop singers produce sounds horrible in comparison to male voices that actually train their falsetto. The best male voice type that currently works in that range is Sam Smith, and ole Sam had to have vocal surgery because of how poorly executed his falsetto range was, and even then he never went higher than a very thin sounding F5, which is where many Mozart tenor works reach to (look up William Matteuzzi to hear some of them performed). While I am an operatic singer, I am a rock tenor for the Murray State University Commercial Music Ensemble (the university's rock band that performs for all their big events such as homecoming etc.). Rock music is way harder to sing than pop is, and I do both for them. My operatic works are significantly harder, and take years of training to do properly.
Moot point. Knock thee off thouest own high horse.
The only person i wish i had the chance to see is Puccini. I always wonder about what he was thinking about when he wrote those beautiful notes.
When the hardest part of the aria is holding in the victory smile for 10 seconds while the orchestra plays the last bar.
Akways preferred another Vincero with the last 3 notes of the orchestra, instead of the long orchestra wrap up.
don't think i've ever seen a singer look as victorious as he did here when he finished singing that he will be victorious.
🤠👏👏
Never I guess 😂
Oh my god what a performance and that smile at the end is priceless.
Yeah, but who scored the penalty?
What a great audience, they wait until the very end to applaud.
What's great about it? It's normal! :P
@@MusikPiratCH that would have been true, but sadly in most of the versions here on youtube especially those with Pavarotti, every damn time the audience applauses while the music is still in play. This is so sad, since the music it is the singing AND the music which make this Aria magnificent.
It's not BGT here.
Fr
More than applaud...more a kind of adulation that is his reward. Pavarotti used to openly throw his head back and drink in the almost primal cheers his performances brought out of the crowds.
His face at the end made this! Clearly someone who loves singing and performs this Aria wonderfully!
He is just loveable! Thanks for this incredible voice.
Un chanteur allemand, un orchestre britannique, une musique italienne et mon commentaire en français : tout le génie de l'Europe !
Vincent, I really like your comment, tres bien!
Viva l'Europa! :)
Quest'aria ha una peculiarità la sentiamo sempre. La cantano sempre ma non ci stanca mai. Grazie gentile signora francese per avere notato questa chiamiamola riunione operistica Europea. Ora , in questo brutto momento per tutti noi cerchiamo di volerci più bene. E volersi bene attraverso l'arte è sempre bellissimo e consolante. Ciao.
Aquí un ruso comentando en castellano.
N’oubliez une directrice Américaine!! J’adore Marin Alsop. 💕
This is an absolutely brilliant performance of Puccini’s Nessus Dorma, such as I have never heard before! God bless you Jonas Kauffman!!! You are blessed and highly favored!!
The range of a tenor, with the timbre of a baritone. Totally unique - the breath control throughout is faultless, the high B at the end especially. Was privileged to be standing in the audience just metres away from him... a night I'll never forget :")
The voice is not unique at all. His technique is unique and creative. And he's handsome and very good at acting.
Hi A
he has great technique, a baritone with a tenor reach of range.. that B at the end is so mad-a-fa-king glorious.. eargasms
jakie tags are you kidding me, i’m gonna be straight up with you, baritones can’t go up B4 with a full chest voice. Take your words back you silly kid. Learn off the male voices and sleep on it. Afterwards realize that tenors have a thick voice, it even might be as thick as baritones voice, but they have a different tessitura. Stop talking nonsense.
@@jonlondonskiy7699 This is not how you teach someone about the voice. Be less toxic.
"I shall be victorious" You truly WERE victorious Jonas with this performance!
This man is a tenor who sings like a KING-Glorious timbre
That's the word I was looking for - "timbre". Best voice for this song in my opinion. He makes the other tenors sound like sopranos. :-)
@@2008bruin2008 because he sings in the back of his throat
He sings with a full, open throat. Almost pure chest voice which is very hard to do, but once you become trained to do it it feels amazing. It's almost imagining drawing the sound up from the earth.
@@2008bruin2008 haven't you listened to Corelli, Lanza, Bjorling and Del Monaco?
@@2008bruin2008 Maybe other modern 'tenors' like Meli, Camarena and JDF, but in actual fact, he has a small voice. Nothing compared to Callas, Tebaldi, Caballe, etc., and certainly not compared to Corelli or MDM
He's gorgeous and he's the best tenor I've ever heard. Where has he been all this time ? I never heard of him. What a crying shame. Why isn't he out there for the world to see? Did I mention he's gorgeous ? He's got a mouth and he knows how to use it.. A majestic voice, he's a gem, A winner in the opera world. Thumbs up, thanks for Sharing.
Greatest performance ever! Pronunciation, depth, just everything is perfect. Literally what else could you ask for??
We could ask for Pavarotti who did it miles better and with more emotive connection, Kaufmann is good but his voice is too dark and Helden for Puccini arias in my opinion. He should stick to Verdi or Wagner
@@adamknight7041 Not sure I'd be quite that hard on Kaufmann... But for me, I agree, none will ever do it better than Pavarotti.. .and how blessed are we as a civilization to be living in a time where great performances are captured live and preserved so we can be moved by them forever?
The smile at the end. Yes my friend, you nailed it, drink it in.
Couldn't agree more. Absolutely flawless!
Madame Butterfield par Jonas kauffmann
this smile makes me crasy
MY man.
Great tenors all get that look after nailing the high B It's a combination of physical release after the intense effort and "Yeah, baby. Take that!" I love it!
A timeless composition and performance. Something beyond all human striving and suffering and devotion to eternal love and beauty that raises itself as a beacon of hope for all.
Since discovering this amazing version I can’t stop going back to see it again. Jonás Kaufman’s voice is sooooo incredible
There is no “á” in his name, it’s just Jonas Kaufmann and Kaufmann is spelled with 2 n at the end.
Goosebumps. That vocal control is incredible
I don't care what people say about him or his voice: his interpretation gives me goosebumps.
I don't care what you have to say about him ether, while such sensitivity is in vogue.
My goodness what do people say about him or his voice? He is magnificent! I can't imagine anyone saying otherwise.
@@angharadswansea9343Just listen to some of His Lied singing and you will quickly Change your mind
@@angharadswansea9343maybe the fact that he swallows his tongue to create artificial darkness and shoves sound out via musculature..?
se tu conoscessi la lingua italiana la pelle d'oca non ti verrebbe
Omg his little smile at the end gave me life. I love his voice. It's like rich dark chocolate.
Little Bear ...and he looks soooooooo good!
There bare plenty of vids of him singing nessum Dorma - in all of them he ends with a big smile.
This was the night he owned the Proms! Utterly Brilliant!
Bella voce feliciracione⁰p
I find it amazing no tenor ever had a stroke singing this.
_They all seem to use microphones now to prevent strokes._
Not high for a tenor. Just goes to an A. Child’s play.
@@HymnworksInc highest note is high B and its definitely not easy lol.
Mihailo Milosevic you’re right, I missed that.
Sometimes I think I will have a stroke just listening. Great way to go.
Jonas is the only one who brings tears to my eyes when he sings this. He emotes such feeling.
Jonas Kaufmann is the greatest tenor of the modern era.
Yikes, you guys all deaf?
@@operaenthusiast58 nope, we're not. The deaf and dumb one seems to be you instead
@@operaenthusiast58네? 뭐라구요? 난 놀랍기만 한데?
Wow !!! Master class. I had to listen to it over and over again. I like the expression on his face as he sang.
I just love the look of utter triumph on his face at 2:58
+cavey davey kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
+cavey davey Me too!!
+cavey davey Me too and I love his face at 3:14 also. I want to look at him forever.
+cavey davey yep he is thinking 'Nailed It'
me too :)
I absolutely love how gentle he is on 'splendera', it's beautiful. What an incredible performance
After that finish he KNOWS he nailed it! What a glorious performance!
This is now my favourite clip. He gave it everything and absolutely nailed it. You can tell that when he stopped singing, on the inside, he is doing the Toyota jump and punching the air but tried to look dignified until the music stopped - then he couldn't hold back. That smile - his joy is a joy to watch. Bravo
Yes, he was certainly pleased with how his voice performed .....just like any "on form athlete" he was victorious . He has an astonishing voice.
I love that he fought to not smile. Let the music ebb then let the joy wash over you.
2:59 : And at this moment he knew, HE TOTALLY NAILED IT, SON !
What a beautiful voice. The range of a tenor with the full dark richness of a baritone.
Finalmente un tenore all'altezza . L'ho sentito ieri sera in tv perché in Italia. Grande successo meritato. Voce potentissima con una profondità strana, la voce sembra uscire dal sottosuolo. Bravissimo , giovane e bello. Certo ha davanti una grande carriera.
When I am feeling sad and depressed, I need to listen to music, music from all times and eras.
Classical music, Rock, Pop, well almost Hip Hop or Rap aren't my cups of tea.
And everytime I see and hear this divine music, performed by this fellow German, I am full of tears...of joy and sometimes of sadness.
But that is what music is meant for.
His smile at the end was adorable
Oh man. This piece has been done by history’s biggest & baddest tenors. I get it. But any damn thing this dude touches is just lightyears ahead of anything and everything that’s ever been done before. Bloody good job, sir.
But it's not though is it?..Its a good version but there's been better not least Pavarotti's of course which is by some yardstick the greatest Nessun Dorma ever, I'd also argue that despite lacking the power Bocelli's version is more beautiful then this and Jonathan Antoine's too.
Sorry but not many people agree with you. This is almost awful. He has a weak, choked sound. His high notes have neither bloom nor beauty. Listen to Giancomini
Damn I mean we are entitled to our opinions but I find this to be a totally crazy thing to say. I would put Pavarotti and Domingo far ahead of this, despite it being very good.
@@thesnackbandit yyep a very great performance but Pavarotti is a bit more powerfull and cleaner
@@obeybosss Kauffman just isn't clear at all. I don't think he's even remotely close to Pavarotti, forget about the likes of Domingo or Bjorling. Still good of course.
Brilliant!! Cannot stop watching this...makes the hairs on my neck stand up every time!
+EmmalovesDarcy He could barely contain himself at the end; waiting to burst open that smile.
+Dennis Tedder omg yea I loved that he looked so cute
+EmmalovesDarcy me too!!!
Barbara Northwood
You read me wrong; he does, he did. His composure maintaining after the cutoff was brilliant!
I was at this concert , the applause for him lifted the roof
co říct o hlasu,který mám ráda?není potřeba nic říkat a závěr?emoce,které se draly ven ,jste zvládl perfektně ,krásným úsměvem jste si získal srdce posluchačů ,to ovšem ještě neviděli emoce,které jste prožíval na zkoušce
What a massive tower if power. Enjoyed this performance to the hilt !!!!!!!!!Had to listen a second time thru, couldn't get enough of his magical voice.
I love the timbre of his voice! When you first hear him, he almost sounds like a baritone! Love him
He is singing throaty, that is not his true voice. No tenor voice sounds like this. Kaufmann's voice is dull, there is no ring to it.
@@xxsaruman82xx87you know what they say about opinions…
His smile at the end of Nessun Dorma its... georgeous...
Can you feel Pavarotti smiling happily from heaven? Magnificent and divine !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love the warmth and richness that Jonas has in his tone, especially on the higher notes which can get tinny with some tenors
Kaufmann never fails to get me with that powerful voice..pair that with a powerful song like Nessun Dorma and you get an atomic performance! Truly Brilliant 👏🏾👏🏾💯
Just discovered this guy today. Wow! Best tenor I've listened to.
Listen to Pavarotti then
@@francescocassandra6758 ...and second that with; Jonathan Antoine, Freddie De Tommaso, Guiseppe Di Stefano, Jussi Bjorling, Mario Lanza, Enrico Caruso etc etc....
I love, love, love Jonas Kaufmann!!! What a beautiful voice - what a beautiful man singing one of my most favorite arias!!!!
Oh, Jonas. What a beautiful voice and incredibly good singing!
This is out of this world. Best version i‘ve personally come across.
This has to be my most favorite rendition. What a voice, Jonas Kaufmann!!
Jonas Kaufmann is definitely one of the best tenors today. I think he is even better when singing Mozart and Schubert. His Tamino in the magic flute (Dies Bildnis ist bezaubernd schön) is absolutely great, almost as god as Fritz Wunderlich. Unfortunately he has had some problems lately with bleeding vocal cords. He had to cancel his performance at the Nobel concert in Dec 2016. I hope it is not to serious and that we will hear his wonderful voice many years to come.
No, Wunderlich is infinitely better than Kaufmann. Kaufmann has no technique.
Wonderful. I have found a new tenor to adore!
He really nailed it. Goosebumbs all over!
I'm imagining a bunch of geese mooning me. Your typo just made my night thank you xD
What a voice! Always gives me chills. Such power, depth and richness. And such a beautiful man. Stunning performance and to see his expression at the end was priceless.
I love the timbre of his voice! Totally unique sound
FANTASTIC " NESSUN DORMA " !!! FANTASTIC CHOIR !!! BRAVO DEAR JONAS !!! BRAVO DEAR MUSICIANS !!! BRAVO DEAR MAESTRO !!! I LISTEN, LISTEN . . . . . . . . . . . THE PLEASURE IS FULL !!! BRAVO DEAR FRIENDS FROM BBC FOR THE WONDERFUL VIDEO !!! THE SONORITY IS SUPER !!! THE SCREEN IS SUPER, TOO !!! GOD BLESS ALL YOU !!! ALWAYS WITH A LOT OF LOVE AND LIGHT N.Mirkova from Sofia - Bulgaria
How is possible to compose this music like this? What Puccini had in his spirit when he create this from nothing?
Listening to unknown and surrender yourself to what you hear ... it is effortless. It is said by greek composer Yanni and it is very true.
Genius
because, geniuses of their own arts, they are. They hear what we cant, conpose what we cant and see what we, the common, cant
He really was so far and away the greatest composer of Opera I have ever heard
@@RonWylie-gk5lc Don't forget Giuseppe Verdi...
What a fantastic Trio: Conductor, Orchestra and Tenor. CONGRATULATIONS !!!🌹🌹🌹
Ich liebe seine Arien sehr ein sympathischer schöner. Tenor eine Bereicherung in der Opernwelt. Bravo Jonas Mann kann sagen einer der besten Tenöre weltweit mit seinem sympathischem Lächeln 🙋♀️🙋♀️🇩🇪🎼🎼🎹🙏🙏❤
Couldn't we all use something so majestic, and inspiring as this!! Well done Sir. I've always enjoyed Placido Domingo singing this, but wow.
This is one of the only performances I have seen the orchestra applauds
This is outragesly good !!! I saw it live on television, I was totally overwhelmed.
A legendary performance complete with "scoop singing" (which I find to be both refreshing and vindicating). At the crescendo and final "vincero" Mr. Kaufmann displays the rarest qualities of Pavarotti's intensity and boldness reminiscent of his televised performance of "O Soave Fanciulla" at the Met. Congratulations to Maestro Alsop, Jonas Kaufmann and the BBC Symphony Orchestra on a most inspiring performance!
Nicholas Wing ob
Nicholas Wing
à parte che e' calante durante tutta l'aria ...
ma siete tutti sordi ?!?!...
Der Startenor ist zur Zeit der beste Tenor der Welt. Es gibt viele gute Tenöre, Aber nicht viele unterstützen andere Künstler so wie Jonas Kaufmann dies tut.
If you close your eyes you can easily see the night fading away and the first rays of sunshine in the last part, and the full dawn in the last "vincerò" .
I was there..... An unforgettable night!
+singi dunum Lucky you!
+singi dunum Intense jealousy has overwhelmed me LOL hahahaha!!!
I am new to this....which language is this sung in.....n r there songs in these?
italian, my friend, italian, puccini is the composer...
singi dunum i
Ich glaub es gab keinen schöneren Kalaf als diesen Jonas Kaufmann.
Fermer les yeux et attendre cette voix de stentor, rêver, frissonner et le miracle s'accompli. Quelle puissance quelle voix du bonheur pur sans moderation
*melt* whew! omg what a glorious voice😊 bravo Jason Kaufmann! i found this video as a result of searching the identity of the opera/singer used in the 2023 "storia d' amore" boybutter ad.
Love the Orchestral Hits specially at the end. So clean and precise!
WOW! He nailed it - so beautiful, such grace and so much damn power.
No, his voice is small.
Keeping that last note for 11 seconds is masterclass. Bravo!!
whity72
almost 9 seconds, not 11 ;) at 46 years of age Pavarotti kept the note a little bit more at 59... but 9 sec is world-class anyway!
He held the B natural for almost 4 seconds. An average hold. The note is actually written to be merely touched upon before descending, but tenors with easy tops over the last 60 years have made it almost traditional to hold it longer. It fits with the piece to hold it, because it is a bravura aria of triumph, & any tenor who sings it as written today would be wrongly accused of being frightened of the note. Kaufmann made a reasonable effort here.
Jean-Baptiste Grillon ,but I think Andrea bocelli kept it longer
Andrea Bocelli kept the note for 12 seconds. The longest I've heard is the great Pavarotti for 18 seconds
If this were performed at AGT, everyone would clap every 10 seconds
Remove the 0
And scream and hoot.
I guess it's not just musicians
@Sohrob Rouhani woah you listen to Opera too?
They won’t perform in AGT
Kakav glas kakvo izvodjenje,divno,prelepo mladi covece ,dar ,nesvakidasnji,poseban bravoooo
We see and hear so many people singing this and most are lack luster to say the least but this man sings it with passion and his voice is amazing
Jonas Kaufman is my favorite, singer, the Expression, and the Fantiasticly handsome man is Just the Ulltimate BRAVO Jonas
What a beautiful voice, he is a great tenor
Came here while looking for a good rendition of "Rule, Britannia!" and found this masterpiece. Probably my favorite so far.
What do you think about the "brexit" ? Should GB implement a new referendum ? My question being a German..:)
After Pavarotti, you always get nervous when they approach the finale. This bloke did a pretty decent job. Though every time I watch some one sing this it reminds me just how powerful Pavarotti was.
Pavarotti was overrated. Domingo was better. Just because you can sing both Donizetti and Puccini doesn’t mean you’re the best at either. He was the Volkswagen Golf GTI of opera. Very good at everything. Brilliant at nothing.
@@ImInLoveWithBulla what a disrespectful comment, truely sad to see something like that. It's alright to have your favorites, but this is just nonsense
Jacob K calling him versatile and very good at everything is disrespectful?
@@ImInLoveWithBulla sorry chief but Pavarotti is the greatest at this aria. He knew how to control his passaggio much better than Domingo in my opinion. Domingo sounded like he was screaming occasionally. Most people definitely prefer Pavarotti's voice over Domingos. To say he was "brilliant at nothing" is arrogant as all hell. He made opera as popular as it is and noone even remotely comes close to contributing more. There's a reason most consider him the greatest tenor of modern times, he had a one in a generation voice. I hope you're a trained tenor making these comments.
Once in his generation. Voices are better now.
That pride at the end. Priceless🙏
Jonas undoubtedly among the very best Tenor in the world!
A versão que me fez chorar de emoção! Pra mim o melhor da atualidade, que atende em tudo: timbre, colocação, expressão! Magnífico, Jonas! ❤️🥹
That smile in the end was AMAZING. Sense of achievement
One of the best versions of Nessun Dorma I have heard.Such depth and clarity.
You obviously haven't listened to many tenors then! Kaufys technique is bad.
Mr. Kaufman, you always make me cry. I love your voice and the passion you put in your interpretation so much. Thank you. ❤
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TALENT AND BEAUTY !!!!!!!!!!!!!! BEAUTY AND TALENT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DIVINE TENOR !!! DIVINE MUSICIANS !!! DIVINE CHOIR !!! BRAVO Dear DIVINE MAESTRO !!! BRAVO FOR ALL YOU !!! ENDLESS BRAVO Dear Jonas, Dear musicians, Dear Maestro !!! ALWAYS WITH A LOT OF LOVE AND LIGHT YOUR ETERNAL FAN NADYA MIRKOVA FROM SOFIA - BULGARIA
Probably this is the best version of this song i have ever heard . All world love this Wonderful Tenor and Fantastics Actor ..My Best Tenor Ever ..👏👏👏👏💕💕💕🌹🌹🌹...
After Pavarotti, this is the best version, for me he is a great tenor,range of a tenor, with the timbre of a baritone, it is impressive I applaud his performance)...
On Nessun Dorma number 1 will always be Franco Corelli
Well.there are many superior versions of this area to.the most famous and popular one by Pavarotti.Pavarotti had a beautiful Lyric Tenor voice which suited the Bel Canto roles in operas composed by Bellini, Donizetti, Rossini.Turandot is an opera best suited to Spinto Tenor voices, there are some excellent recordings of Nessun Dorma by Corelli, Bjorling, Domingo, Cura, Kaufmann.Nevertheless you have every right to your opinion, which I respect.
@@peterholwill1170 Finally someone with knowledge
For me, Mario del Monaco and Franco Corelli are made for the role of Prince Calaf. They have much larger and heroic voices than both Kauffmann and Pavarotti, not to mention, packed with killer looks.
check out Andrea Bocelli singing this song
I love everything about this. The subtitles, thanks for this, I always loved the song but the subtitles makes me fall deeper in love with the song. I love the emotions on his face.
So happy that someone had the foresight to video this wonderful lesson, and the kindness to put it on you tube
Amazing performance , after Pavaortti and Corelli one for me is the besz OMG , what a powerful and beautifull natural B !!!
mayito jl after Pavarotti, Plácido, Carreras, Salvatore, piero Capuccilli, carusso, etc
@@kyungkoohan6683 Corelli and Del Monaco beat all of them, and Turandot was composed after Caruso's death. He died in 1921, Puccini didn't compose Nessun Dorma until 1923/4
I cried. I would love to see this live one day
This my first time I listened to opera and I cried in both eyes
Yep, he nailed it! And the victorious smile and laugh at the end shows he knew it!!
The addition of what he is actually singing about lends so much more to the performance.
Opera needs to be bought back to the masses. It is not just for the elite.
It it’s powerful and relevant
the look on his face at the end, worths a million
Your performance is so wonderful and your bright smiling after ending is so excellent with meaning victory, “vincero, vincero!”.😂 / goose bumps!!!!!
The power in that voice. Look how far the mic is away from him. 👏
OMG. The smile at the end after the feeling of complete and utter triumph. Vinceró!
I am proud that Germany gives this talented man to the world. Dankeschön, Gänsehaut, Tränen.....
Jonas Kaufmann ist der beste Tenor auf der Welt.