La Donna e Mobile

[pulchiosa]

sulla pausa musicale la gente ride ... non conosce la canzone.

[ankoudu29]

j adore, je ne me lasse jamais d entendre sa voix ^^

[Sommerliebende92]

wow magnifique <3

[ankoudu29]

magnifique



[O9ALa]

Co za głos brawisimo:)****

[elyavet666]

huaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa..que ascoo

[74dofus]

italian pavaroti La Donna e mobile et forca italia p

[74dofus]

italiano pavaroti La Donna e mobile et forca italia 

[74dofus]

italiano pavaroti La Donna e mobile !!

[LaLuxx2225]

he´s amazing, incredible, fantastic, i don´t have enough words to him!!!!!

[Idiotkidinc]

was is mit stimmbruch? dann is er ge****t ^^

[krokodil191]

zvuči kao curica, ali to je valjda zbog mutiranja...inače, bravo

[chaseferrellmusic]

At least he did it in the upper register...waiting for him to start I was like, "Please don't do it as a tenor...please don't." I 'm guessing this was probably done for a small concert type deal, b/c a child of his age should NEVER sing such an aria. If I find a video of him singing Nessun Dorma I'll probably die lol.

[vatorudy]

@chaseferrellmusic oh my god. its as if you read my mind! im 18 and i still don't think i should attempt that song!

[chaseferrellmusic]

What?....

[fandelouisalexander]

La classe lol.

Bravo à lui!

Pourvu qu'il réussisse à avoir une carrière d'un chanteur lyrique plus tard!

En tout cas, nous les fans, on te soutient!

[Raminagrobisfr]

il chante super bien mais dès qu'il va commencer à muer ça va donner quoi ?

[delf437]

Ça va donner le même, avec une voix d'homme et une technique améliorée :D

[bibiline47]

@Raminagrobisfr

Il sera surement ténor car il travaille beaucoup sa voix pour éviter de la perdre lors de la mue

[ILMUSIC1]

Why is everyone clapping in the middle of the Part ( From 1:13

[delf437]

It's a mistake, I like the way he looks at the audience ;)

[ILMUSIC1]

Very funny !

[mmkayumm]

He should have a bigger audience than that.

[pepegiovanny]

desde américa latina. Fabuloso; Grande.

[ILMUSIC1]

Oui, Louis ... Les Patzer sont vraiment drôle (mais étant donné que vous pouvez ne pas). Ce n'était pas non plus correctement organisé. D'accord, mais super cool ;-)

[codiston]

Bravo à louis - alexander bon courage pour la suite, bravo bravo ! ! !! moi aussi à ton age j'avais une vois identique mais avec moin de technique.

[Singingintherain13]

wow....how old is he??? OMG. I am amazed. and is he french or italian...i couldn't tell..somehow I get the two mixed up....

[rioamigo]

Louis' mother is English and his father is French. They live in France and I have heard Louis sing in English, French, Spanish, Italian and Latin. You have every right to be amazed!. He turned 14 in the middle of May..

[cceessss]

I hope and believe he will become a great tenor someday!

[ishhf]

maybe better a countertenor or male soprano, her voice is beautiful.. wht do you think?

[nightshade0908]

too bad his voice will change....

[rioamigo]

He has been trained in the bel canto style which means, among other things, that when his voice changes to an adult register, it won't affect the quality of his voice or his ability to sing.

[studentinberlin]

this song is so funny

[athenalamagifique]

mon dieu petit tu es talentieux!!!!!!!

bravo!!!!!!

[julien5896]

2:15

[pennier100]

SO mature for his age.

[alonelychild]

Indeed! I´ve studied this video many times, I notice that he cares an expression of lightness in his face, with a dose of a very british way to look and be funny at same time serious. Look at his face between seconds 13-15, no wonder the guy had a little laugh.

He sure enjoys himself and the music, while being solemn! Very rare at his age.

[alonelychild]

The funniest thing in this perform is the way he looks to the audience´s attemp to applaud him, at 1:15 - 1:19. I find it most amusement!

And the way he gesticulates, gracious!

Well done Louis-Alexander.

[tenorparis]

why are yopu singingthis ???? it's like dramatic sopran singing pie jesu by fauré !!

[dleelasarmoti]

Wow you are so talented

[wskfan]

As fan of Vienna Boys Choir I like boys singing very much. But that aria was with good reason

written for a tenor !

It´s not congenial to this boy...

[Tones91]

Can't help but respect this wonderful and confident young man.

[rioamigo]

At 108, is Louis using his hand to tell the orchestra to get softer? But then they do so, and Louis nods his appreciation and thanks. Is this what's going on here? If so, this is incredible self-assurance and dramatic sophistication for someone who is 12.

Any opinions?

[alonelychild]

I can only say I agree. He is very well trained, and he is also a very sophisticated professional, indeed.

[rioamigo]

I watched a Pavarotti video of this as soon as I finished listening to Louis; L-A's performance doesn't have Pavarotti's sheer physical power, but it is much more accessible emotionally. And he absolutely nails that final vocal run just as fluidly and note-perfect as Pavarotti.

[alonelychild]

Agree

[alonelychild]

In my opinion, this recorded version, in spite of the inconvenient of the applauses, is much better than the one he played at home. The reason is accustic properties of the church. Made his voice even sweeter to hear.

[innocentoperarose]

woa he has great control over his voice im speachless

[blackroseknight1000]

you should not be singing this song at your age it is developed you will reck your voice

[mlar38]

Vraiment très bien.

Décidément un très bon jour !

Peut-être grâce aux gestes qui aident Louis Alexander à "extérioriser" un peu plus que quand je reste pas tout à fait convaincu ?

[meowmix]

superb :)

[Lums09]

Superbe toujours superbe

[alonelychild]

Where was this?

Gosh, I need to arrange my move to France, so I can hear him in person

[alonelychild]

Bravo, Bravissimo, Bravo Louis!

[Zerlina12]

His voice has grown to be much warmer and more beutiful...he sang really good also when he was ypunger, but as all treblevoices even his voice is more beutiful ju closer he is to the voicebreak. But I think he must think about how he moves his arms and hands, its to much, I have play really much amatuertheater and know how hard it is for some actors to not move their arms and legs to much...Alexander is a good singer and he schould trust on that.

[foxygranpa6]

Are there any videos available of Louis participating in dance performances? I have read that he is not only an extraodinary singer, but a great dancer as well.

I have seen only one video of him dancing, and that was several months ago. It was filmed from a great distance, and was difficult to see very well. It was removed from YouTube a long time ago.

[rioamigo]

I see what you mean about his moving his hands and arms too much, but his movements are gentle and solicitous, not grandiose and histronic, so I enjoy them. I think this is an inwardly strong, outwardly gentle young man with, probably, a strong and deep spirituality. That may be what makes his performances so effective; something much larger than mere words and music is being communicated.

[alonelychild]

"(...)something much larger than mere words and music is being communicated." I felt it too

[foxygranpa6]

I've listened to most of Louis Alexander's videos, and he is magnificent. In a way, it's a shame that he has to grow up.

I don't know anything about the choreography or musical direction of performances like this, and I wondered about something: At about 1:08, Louis makes a subtle downward gesture with his right hand. Was he signalling the instrumentalists to reduce their volume, or stop playing? About six seconds later, one or two people started to clap prematurely. Were they misled?

[VivaYoungTalent]

No definitely not. He was just gesturing in time with the music, which was probably a recording not a live orchestra. The mislead clapper just doesn't know the story. The pause is precisely as required in the script. Watch the clip of Luciano Pavarotti singing the same aria.

[foxygranpa6]

VivaYoungTalent: Thank you very much for your prompt and kind reply.

I am grateful that I can watch and listen to Louis --- his talent, and singing and dancing abilities are exraordinary. He must have great self-discipline, dedication, and a terrific work ethic to develope his potential to such an extent and to achieve so much.

Thanks again.

[kimberlysim94]

MAGNIFIQUE!!

i really wished i could sing like that.

i love vox angeli as well:DDD

[countrysev]

WOOOOOOW C'est plus que merveilleux. Bravo Louis-Alexander!!!!!!

Sev

[kbio1200]

Toujours très beau, superbe !

[darthseus]

Una grandiosa interpretación, echa por una grandiosa voz, "BRAVO LOUIS-ALEXANDER".