Bravo Park. Reminds me of great italian tenors like Martinucci or Del Monaco. He must have studied in Italy ??? He gave all in the end, I hope he will last long.....Great future for him I hope.....
@Huljic Yeah,so did I unfortunately,but you see,this is supposed to be art and not a celebration of a TOUCH DOWN or a SUPERGOAL in a major championship - just because the tenor eventually held a loooong top B natural finishing an aria that by the way is NOT at pop song; the drama goes on with a diminished chord and the ministers who try to send him away before he loses his head in more than a sense!:) Oh! Bu the way,I ment a D Major chord before - not a G major!
@callasnuts not to further the argument but I do have a live recording of Turandot where the conductor stopped the performance for people to applaud another tenor...Franco Corelli! :-) I think at the Metropolitan :-)
Bravo Park. Reminds me of great italian tenors like Martinucci or Del Monaco. He must have studied in Italy ??? He gave all in the end, I hope he will last long.....Great future for him I hope.....
karifrid 3 months ago
tenor korean okey
Gustavocasanovatenor 4 months ago
Go Rudy! The idea that Giordani is still singing Calaf infuriates me, especially knowing that Rudy is running around with this voice!
moorfan1 11 months ago 7
Bravo, ma il solfeggio?
sterneflamme 11 months ago
The conductor should stop for a while,so Park coul get aplause ,cause he very deserve it!!!
Huljic 11 months ago
@Huljic The conductor cant stop there! Not on a diminished chord any way - unless he adds a kitchy extra chord in G Major!
callasnuts 8 months ago
@callasnuts
I saw a hundred times,that conductor stopted after aria,and wait a while for applause:)
Huljic 8 months ago
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callasnuts 8 months ago
@Huljic Yeah,so did I unfortunately,but you see,this is supposed to be art and not a celebration of a TOUCH DOWN or a SUPERGOAL in a major championship - just because the tenor eventually held a loooong top B natural finishing an aria that by the way is NOT at pop song; the drama goes on with a diminished chord and the ministers who try to send him away before he loses his head in more than a sense!:) Oh! Bu the way,I ment a D Major chord before - not a G major!
callasnuts 8 months ago
@callasnuts
O man i know all that...:) Never mind:)
Huljic 8 months ago
@callasnuts not to further the argument but I do have a live recording of Turandot where the conductor stopped the performance for people to applaud another tenor...Franco Corelli! :-) I think at the Metropolitan :-)
moorfan1 7 months ago 3