This must have been his preparation for the Decca recording with Joan Sutherland, which appeared in 1982. Opera Magazine's review that year said "Luciano Pavarotti is in fine, rich voice... this is one of his best performances of recent years. "
Pavarotti, admittedly, could not read music and he routinely had difficulty remembering his lines, even to songs and arias he'd sung countless times. According to Richard Bonynge, the great tenor hated to rehearse.
What a joy watching the Maestro at work! Thanks for posting
Genio Lucíano! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Se fue su envase, pero su esencia sigue viva en quienes lo amamos. Su voz x siempre 💓 ♥️ ♥️ ♥️
It's great to observe this great artist preparing his repertoire. Attitude and technique are intermingled, and exhibits his vocal artistry.
Facinante ,define Pavarotti !!
What fun! Seeing Maestro work! Thanks so much!
what a glorious voice,
What a voice ‼️‼️
This must have been his preparation for the Decca recording with Joan Sutherland, which appeared in 1982. Opera Magazine's review that year said "Luciano Pavarotti is in fine, rich voice... this is one of his best performances of recent years. "
I didn't think he sang Somnabula on stage after the 60s... Was he preparing for the recording with Sutherland? Thanks for the upload!
I think so ... As far as I know he did Elvino on stage only in 1965.
I know two recordings of 'La Sonnambula' he did with Joan Sutherland : one in 1965 in Sydney and the other, I have at home, in London in January 1980.
What is this aria?
Again, he seems to be following along with the score, debunking the myth that he couldn't read a music.
¿Cómo se llama el aria del 1:30?
Juan Cruz Gamarra es la parte final del dúo: prendi l'anel ti dono
Luciano Paralotti Nesum Dorum
Name of aria in 1:00 ?
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This a duet. Is called "Son geloso del zefiro errante"
Pavarotti, admittedly, could not read music and he routinely had difficulty remembering his lines, even to songs and arias he'd sung countless times. According to Richard Bonynge, the great tenor hated to rehearse.