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  • wow beautiful

  • Great!

    Wishing the best at Broadway today... I'm gonna be missing so much I know... Just be great anyway; I'll sure get to meet you soon. You are fantastic!

  • I hope you'll be coming to the gala at the Elks this weekend

  • Well since you wanted an opinion and not just praises. 1- I like the color of your voice, very very pretty, reminds me tremendously of Nana Mouskouri. 2- Your phrasing is interesting, has a bit of jazziness to it, maybe like Renee Fleming.

    Now, about technique, overall you sound a bit rushed, maybe try to think of the melody like a taffy that you have to pull...keep it always legato. And your high notes are about squeezed, but other than that very nice and enjoyable :)

  • Thank you. I am looking to perfect this. I see that you are an opera fan with very fine taste. I appreciate your feedback.

    Happy Holidays. LB

  • I happened up on your videos actually by accident. I heard this, and I fell in love. I think that this most beautiful piece Puccini ever wrote, and you do a beautiful job of it! Keep up the good work. God Bless and Merry Christmas!

  • Thank you so much! I just listened to you as well and you have a wonderful voice. You sound like Elvis but you also sound like Douglas Sills. A remarkable Broadway tenor. Look up Scarlett Pimpernel, "Into the Fire" Douglas sills. YOu would blow that beautiful song away!

  • There you go ! WOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOW!!!!!!

    you sound amazing , amazing, amazing !

    I cannot wait to show this around to friends

  • Thank you so much for listening to my rendition of Nessun Dorma. PLEASE show all your friends!!!! Thanks again,

    Lecia

  • bravo

  • Thank you! Happy Holidays to you.

  • Your high notes are clear and fabulous. Beautiful, really beautiful. You give Sarah Brightman a run for her money.

  • You have GOD given talent!!!

    Keep singing!

  • Brava!

    Bravissima!!

    What a difference a studio makes - this recording brings out the fullne timbre and complex subtlety of your voice. You clearly work very hard at your craft, and your love for the music shows in your artistry.

    As for the comment upstream about Nessum Dorma being a tenor piece, it has in fact also been sung by sopranos (as a recital number, not as a trouser role) going back to least Deanna Durbin in the 40's.

    Can't wait to hear your next recording!

  • Lecia:

    Thank you for giving us this new video.

    As always, it's beautiful.

    Don't let anyone tell you a woman can't sing this.

    You sound great to me.

  • This is such a beautiful Aria and it was intended for a tenor.

    But some of the great sopranos have performed it over the years.

    Thanks for your wonderful support!

  • Very amazing voice :)

    im your second cousin, mo told me to check out your videos! i sing too :)

    beautiful aria

  • amazing voice!! :)

  • This is a male aria. This is ridiculous!

  • PWattis,

    Thank you for commenting. Sarah Brightman sang this as did Diana Durbin over 50 years ago. Yes, it is a tenor aria! but such a beautiful one... sometimes "us girls" like to give it a try!

    Again thanks for checking it out! LB

  • Yes it is beautiful. But unfortunately its become an extreme example of a war horse. The tenor popera singers have overdone it enough without help from the sopranos. There is plenty of soprano repetoire. Have you done other Puccini arias such as "Vissi d'arte" or "Mi chiamano Mimi"? You do have a fabulous voice.

  • Beautiful! Bravissima! Più, per favore!

  • Thank you!!!!

  • I've never been to heaven, so I haven't heard the angels sing.  However, I can say that Ms. Breen sings just the way that I have imagined angels singing when they get together and sing. Thank you, Ms. Breen, and thank you, Broadwayzozo.

  • Dear Penelope?

    Thank you so much for your kind words. Every singer wants to hear that they sounded as you described. Again, thank you for listening and for the kind words.

    Lesha

  • The timbre is soprano...the key is mezzo. I suppose the tenor aria attracts more attention than, say, O mio babbino caro...I'm here.

  • incredible voice- Brava!

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