Ok, I sang this song as a Junior in high school. This is fucking Amazing and off the scale in vocal quality, phrasing, texture, tambre, and execution. No more comments needed ever.
well his voice isnt particularly good imo, the only time it shines is when he belts or goes powerful or whatever idk the technical terms but ya his voice is just average sounding
@DavidDavila13 im calling it like it is, idgaf who he is, his voice is kinda ugly, im not saying he cant sing or he cant hit them mariah carey notes but his actual voice isnt that cute. you dont have to agree and you dont have to call me an idiot and theres nothing wrong with me, actually, its my own opinion so back the fuck off my cooter.
@DurwardMatt haha because i dont think his voice is nice? no, i can think whatever i want. im not denying his ABILITY which is obvious but his voice isnt cute in my opinion and i dont get why you give half a fuck so instead of wasting your time calling me an idiot because of MY OPINION why dont you go get off to his voice or something
@greekcypriot14 everyones voice is unique, actually and once again i am not denying or questioning his incredible ability, but his voice isnt particularly pretty to me and thats my opinion obviously so hop off my goods
Many people get this as the first song to learn when they start taking voice lessons. As a byproduct of that, it is often stuck with the stigma that it is a song merely for beginners. It is a simple tune, but a gorgeous one for all levels of singing from novice - Pavarotti.
I'm not a big opera fan but due to lack of radio that I liked while working in Puerto Rico a few years ago I bought a Luciano Pavarotti CD at a Wal*Mart down there. This song was my favorite on the 20th Century Millenium Collection. It sounded so beautiful. I would replay it over and over again. It sounds so sad and yet so beautiful.
Pavarotti, Pavarotti, Pavarotti, che cuore, che anima, che bello, immenso, delicato, meraviglioso, ti voglio bene, fino a quando ci incontriamo di nuovo, ora riposano in pace (RIP), giovanni
I remember over half the class in my college voice class singing this to get their final grade!!! All these years later, I now see that a masterpiece must be hung in an appropriate place to shine the way it is supposed to.
I am 14 years old, and recently took my grade 8 singing, and got a merit. Despite this song being technically easier than the grade 8 pieces, it's how you sing it that matters, and shows what a master he really was.
@SongsJerome You do realise that a) this song is in Italian and Pavarotti was Italian. b) the word for word literal translation of Caro mio ben doesn't specify gender at all c) don't you think if it was written solely for a woman to perform, i.e. Se tu m'ami... Pavarotti would have known this and probably not done it?
The first 2 bars are very similar to the 3rd and 4th bars in "We Shall Overcome." (Deep in my heart, I do believe, we shall overcome some day). Funny how music never dies.
In college in voice class our final test was to sing "CARO mio ben' by memory in italian. I was the only in class to do it. I got a "D" skipped class to much, couldn't handle the other crap in the class.LOL
@catjoox31 It means: ¨My dear beloved one¨.I will translate the song for you: My dear beloved one, believe me at least; without you my heart languishes.
Your faithful one yearns for you always. Stop being so stern with me , cruel one!
@Lifeisincredible911 Hey pal, I was not trying to be rude or a dick, it's just that some arias a guy cannot get away with singing. But If I offended you, I was not trying to, I apologize.
@pakvasevigreste Have you ever heard countertenor Nicholas Spanos's version of Caro mio ben? You might want to listen to it for comparison. It's very beautiful too and very expressive. It's great too. My favourite version.
kanye: Pavarotti, you sing real nice, and I'll let you get back to what you were doing in a second. But Andrea Bocelli is one of the best opera singers of all time.
@funkj91 FOFLOL Sad, truly sad. Bocelli is NOT an opera singer. He has sung some arias and even a few roles, but he is not an opera singer. He is a pop singer, with a thin, reedy, throaty timbre singing opera.
I remember doing this song for an allstate choir concert...still sing it to this day...in the shower lol. I remember i was still getting used to being a long baritone then, even though i was used to being a bass II but jumping to tenor II here and there >.<
maestro de verdad eras exelente que legato que vibrato y que control del fiato tan bello que dios te tenga en la gloria cantando en sus coros celestiales.....
Wow....So THIS is what it is supposed to sound like!!!! I'm taking voice lessons and this is the first song I am learning. It looked like it had potential to be a good song, but listening to this rendition just made it an AMAZING song. Definitely something to aspire to!
@bboybram Well, I moved so I stopped going, but I did it twice a week for 2 months. We did a couple different versions of it. Can't really recall what it was called musically, but it was a great tune to learn.
@emerson24 Wow I'm learning this for voice lessons too! it seems like this is the song for voice lesson beginners. even though I started singing last year...
@emerson24 Wow I'm learning this for voice lessons too! it seems like this is the song for voice lesson beginners. even though I started singing last year...
@sadejade93 it takes time to learn the technique properly. If you cut corners, it will sound sloppy and you can get into bad habits that are hard to kick later. I also took voice for opera, I am a tenor, and the trills and the addins are definetly fun to do, but basics first! I know.. it sucks lol!
@sadejade93 Because a) he's Pavarotti, and b) it's for stylistic effect; and c) it gets a fuller sound for high notes. But you have to know how to hit notes lightly and without effort before darkening them. :)
I'm personally not a huge fan of this version actually, i feel it's just a tad to slow and i think there should really be a glissando from the C to the F @ 1:53, just makes it truly bel canto in my opinion
but i'm definitely not saying it's bad, its pavarotti!
@followthehatecrewild i agree with you..but on the other side.. Pavarotti is/was in the position to do what ever he wanted....He was the one and only. And actually, i think he has a version where he does just the thing you're asking..
I understand the sentiment, but there people who's voices are just as beautiful as Pavarotti's and who's interpretations are just as gorgeous. I love Pavarotti, but this is not my favorite interpretation, and it is unfortunate that people like Wunderlich and Hvorostovsky are not as celebrated.
Thank you. I will try and locate presentations by Wunderlich and Hvorostovsky as you recommend. I know to what you refer as for many years I appreciated Marion Andersen and lately discovered by accident Kathleen Ferrier's extraordinary interpretations. It is difficult to describe the truly great artists for they have the ability to touch us all.
Glad I could get you interested in two brilliant singers. As a base, I tend to like Hvorostovsky because he's a base or low baritone, but as far as tenors singing this song goes, I really love Wunderlich
Please also compare Luciano Pavarotti’s exquisite singing of this beautiful song with Fritz Wunderlich’s rendition of 1965!
tomgeydan 5 days ago
Pavarotti!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cldavis33 5 days ago
Ok, I sang this song as a Junior in high school. This is fucking Amazing and off the scale in vocal quality, phrasing, texture, tambre, and execution. No more comments needed ever.
cldavis33 5 days ago
Ari is doing this for the solo/ ensemble contest this year.....she sounds a lot like this (except in a higher voice, of course).
whelanz3 1 week ago
My first song too.
ThePlaidMonster 3 weeks ago
muy buena la plena
freakingonelove 1 month ago
9 people are Tone Deaf.
hen23bored 1 month ago
sometimes opinions are just wrong....
isohardcore 1 month ago
thank you so very much for posting this! amazing!
AmorMuse 1 month ago
one of the most naturally beautiful voices to ever exist,,,
triptoheaveandho 2 months ago
This man was so unbelievably SEXY !!
MrS98VAC 2 months ago
Pavarotti, thank you for your beautiful service in the arts. :)
tyforjesus 3 months ago
I am singing this in our Arts Day performance. I am scared.
Pavarotti is my hero!
MamaLuvsOpera 3 months ago
Pavarotti is respected by ME, and his fans.
CuteFluffyBugs 3 months ago
well his voice isnt particularly good imo, the only time it shines is when he belts or goes powerful or whatever idk the technical terms but ya his voice is just average sounding
theandyandsamyshow 3 months ago
@theandyandsamyshow imo, you are a tosser=]
rebeccabalck 3 months ago
@theandyandsamyshow are you an idiot? Pavarotti is an epic genious. What the hell is wrong with you?
DavidDavila13 3 months ago
@DavidDavila13 im calling it like it is, idgaf who he is, his voice is kinda ugly, im not saying he cant sing or he cant hit them mariah carey notes but his actual voice isnt that cute. you dont have to agree and you dont have to call me an idiot and theres nothing wrong with me, actually, its my own opinion so back the fuck off my cooter.
theandyandsamyshow 3 months ago
@theandyandsamyshow no.....DavidDavila was right. You're an idiot.
DurwardMatt 3 months ago
@DurwardMatt haha because i dont think his voice is nice? no, i can think whatever i want. im not denying his ABILITY which is obvious but his voice isnt cute in my opinion and i dont get why you give half a fuck so instead of wasting your time calling me an idiot because of MY OPINION why dont you go get off to his voice or something
theandyandsamyshow 3 months ago
you IDIOT you cannot understand the quality of the unique voice in the whole world. SHAME ON YOU
greekcypriot14 2 months ago
@greekcypriot14 everyones voice is unique, actually and once again i am not denying or questioning his incredible ability, but his voice isnt particularly pretty to me and thats my opinion obviously so hop off my goods
theandyandsamyshow 2 months ago
pavarotti forever and singing this precious gem composed by Giordabo!!!!
beethomozart 4 months ago
Effortless beauty.
Pearlaceous 4 months ago
Luciano is the Greatest Opera Maestro. His voice touch the Heaven. His voice goes is in the Air. Bravo Maestro. Bow!
MrAydemir 4 months ago
It's good!
book0218yuki 4 months ago
I'm singing this song tomorrow for honor choir auditions, as is everyone else, so Pavarotti please be with me:P He was SO AMAZING!
jtashima1 4 months ago
5 people sing soprano
dontwantnofritos 4 months ago
Many people get this as the first song to learn when they start taking voice lessons. As a byproduct of that, it is often stuck with the stigma that it is a song merely for beginners. It is a simple tune, but a gorgeous one for all levels of singing from novice - Pavarotti.
DurwardMatt 5 months ago 46
@DurwardMatt
Absolutely! much like "fur Elise". Not for beginners if done properly. Check out how VAlentina Lisitsa does it...
kortepoh 5 months ago
@DurwardMatt I'm using it as my first one right now. lol However, I agree.
WhiteLionKing10 1 month ago
He's so italian! It's awesome.
blakethemusician 5 months ago 2
i was told to look at this too and its amazing hahaha
rangercrazy95 5 months ago
Really?? I'm learning this too!
TeaDrinker3000 5 months ago
lmao i guess this is the song that all beginning voice students learn
Kronikwookie 5 months ago
@Kronikwookie yessirree... I was given this song too because I started voice lessons today. thanks for posting.
danielchakraborty30 5 months ago
We're all learning this song! haha
sas147741 5 months ago
I'm Learning this song just got it a few hours ago in my night voice class i absolutley love it
shonbitchez 6 months ago
I'm not a big opera fan but due to lack of radio that I liked while working in Puerto Rico a few years ago I bought a Luciano Pavarotti CD at a Wal*Mart down there. This song was my favorite on the 20th Century Millenium Collection. It sounded so beautiful. I would replay it over and over again. It sounds so sad and yet so beautiful.
bthor76 6 months ago
That is why there is no one to compare to Luciano Pavarotti
cardgloss 6 months ago
Dang this is a beautiful rendition of this song. this is the first song I received since starting vocal lessons.
bloodyrascal90 8 months ago
R.I.P Maestro
ICCitadel 8 months ago
I love you
MrFrangul 8 months ago
pavarotti.fo.ru
MrFrangul 8 months ago
Pavarotti, Pavarotti, Pavarotti, che cuore, che anima, che bello, immenso, delicato, meraviglioso, ti voglio bene, fino a quando ci incontriamo di nuovo, ora riposano in pace (RIP), giovanni
GiovanniMariaTommaso 8 months ago
4 dislikes???? Who could possibly dislike this??? A hearing impaired?
dago0109 9 months ago 63
@dago0109 Well, with all that new fangled rap music out there, people are losing their sense of what culture is. And what good music means.
RAMSRUSH2010 5 months ago
@dago0109 Beliebers
sistemcovenant 1 month ago
@dago0109 Anyone who is jealous of the great tenor.
voizovrsn 1 month ago
He was great! What an amazing lyric sound.
prince2000ful 9 months ago
Singer-wise he was awesome- healthwise- he was FUBAR
TheEDBShow 9 months ago
Such a rich and beautiful voice.
peytonhillisfan 9 months ago
Very well done Pavarotti was one of the greats, and his exicution of this song is just flawless.
ELCELTICDRACO 10 months ago
exelente que era este cantante muy bueno la verdad
karvoh01 10 months ago
I am in tears! I love this song so much! One of the greatest of the Italian arias!
DavidNeff2011 10 months ago 2
@DavidNeff2011 SO AM I....THERE NEVER WAS AND NEVER WILL BE ANOTHER LIKE HIM. HE IS SURELY MISSED...............
coppertino1 10 months ago
I am in tears! I love this song so much!
DavidNeff2011 10 months ago
Wonderful from the great man.
Sadiesexy 10 months ago
This is awesome man. I lov this dude. I love opera.
Kammy1100 11 months ago 2
learning this song in my college basic voice lesson lol pavarotti is amazing!
random92able 11 months ago 2
I remember over half the class in my college voice class singing this to get their final grade!!! All these years later, I now see that a masterpiece must be hung in an appropriate place to shine the way it is supposed to.
guyblank 1 year ago
I am 14 years old, and recently took my grade 8 singing, and got a merit. Despite this song being technically easier than the grade 8 pieces, it's how you sing it that matters, and shows what a master he really was.
JJmoore503 1 year ago 3
@JJmoore503 hey what grade is this song for ABRSM syllabus, do you know?
random92able 11 months ago
@JJmoore503 amen. dickhead.
myguitarjustshat 8 months ago
@myguitarjustshat
how the fuck dont u like this song?
JJmoore503 8 months ago
يسعد ربك!
darkdemonded 1 year ago
@darkdemonded oink oink?
caledfwlch 1 year ago
c'è nella malinconia qualcosa di estremamente dolce, commuove... e l'essenza si fa greve e leggera negli stessi istanti...
tascabili 1 year ago
@SongsJerome You do realise that a) this song is in Italian and Pavarotti was Italian. b) the word for word literal translation of Caro mio ben doesn't specify gender at all c) don't you think if it was written solely for a woman to perform, i.e. Se tu m'ami... Pavarotti would have known this and probably not done it?
nztenorino 1 year ago
@nztenorino Hey man, don't have a cow.
SongsJerome 11 months ago
素晴らしい！
胸がいっぱいになった！
peromama1956 1 year ago
The first 2 bars are very similar to the 3rd and 4th bars in "We Shall Overcome." (Deep in my heart, I do believe, we shall overcome some day). Funny how music never dies.
sandinmyears1 1 year ago
@sandinmyears1 yeah, but this is betterr
TheEDBShow 9 months ago
@TheEDBShow - I read that Bob Dylan loosely based "Blowin' in the Wind" on the melody of this song.
sandinmyears1 9 months ago
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this was my choice for my high school recital for graduation...boy, was my performance an insult to the art..he was magnificent!
marielleNY 1 year ago
this was my choice for my high school recital for graduation...boy, was my performance an insult to the art..he was magnificent!
marielleNY 1 year ago
In college in voice class our final test was to sing "CARO mio ben' by memory in italian. I was the only in class to do it. I got a "D" skipped class to much, couldn't handle the other crap in the class.LOL
keegan6868 1 year ago
I miss u maestro....You will always be in my heart. May God love you as much as we did here on earth.
florianos007 1 year ago
what does Caro mio ben means??
catjoox31 1 year ago
@catjoox31 it means "dear my good"
Nick9494 1 year ago
@Nick9494 oh ok, Thank you :)
i wanted to know because my name is Caro :)
catjoox31 1 year ago
@catjoox31 It means: ¨My dear beloved one¨.I will translate the song for you: My dear beloved one, believe me at least; without you my heart languishes.
Your faithful one yearns for you always. Stop being so stern with me , cruel one!
Rigelcentauri58 1 year ago
Oh my word... Beautiful!!! This is the only tenor that can sing this piece so beautiful!!!!! I miss You Pavi....... :'(.........
Luminousboi1985 1 year ago
GREAT interpritation of Caro Mio Ben... I normally dont care for Pavarotti's voice but this one is exceptional! RIP
rtsea888 1 year ago
God, what a mook. This song was supposed to be sung by a woman not by a man. Opera guys are weak!
SongsJerome 1 year ago
@SongsJerome Fuck you!
Lifeisincredible911 1 year ago
@Lifeisincredible911 Hey pal, I was not trying to be rude or a dick, it's just that some arias a guy cannot get away with singing. But If I offended you, I was not trying to, I apologize.
SongsJerome 1 year ago
i have no idea what it means but it's absolutely great
str4wb3rrieez 1 year ago
@str4wb3rrieez Dear my love without you my heart is aching...
okinawasword 1 year ago
Senza di te, tanto rigor.
alev3waffles 1 year ago
My voice teacher told me, "All this week I want you to youtube the hell out of Luciano Pavarotti. He has perfect vowels."
Pretty much.
yamiko193 1 year ago
NO ONE compares to Luciano.
pakvasevigreste 1 year ago
@pakvasevigreste Have you ever heard countertenor Nicholas Spanos's version of Caro mio ben? You might want to listen to it for comparison. It's very beautiful too and very expressive. It's great too. My favourite version.
tamerlano236 1 year ago
@pakvasevigreste I guess you're right
SongsJerome 1 year ago
Phinguita, I totally agree with you. Pavarotti combined grace and passion. Nothing else can be added.THIS IS IT.
myfavourite08 1 year ago
Beautiful? ..somebody can help me? what is the most high note of this aria? F?F#? or G? Thanks
jamarmtz 1 year ago
Im singing this song for Regionals for my highchool :D Wish me luck!
Namarie2000 1 year ago
@Namarie2000 good luck! :)
phinguita 1 year ago
kanye: Pavarotti, you sing real nice, and I'll let you get back to what you were doing in a second. But Andrea Bocelli is one of the best opera singers of all time.
funkj91 1 year ago
@funkj91 FOFLOL Sad, truly sad. Bocelli is NOT an opera singer. He has sung some arias and even a few roles, but he is not an opera singer. He is a pop singer, with a thin, reedy, throaty timbre singing opera.
MrPrimotenore 1 year ago
@funkj91 ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! i mean, andrea bocelli has a great voice and all but,NOBODY, i repeat, NOBODY will EVER compare to pavarotti...EVER
(yes i know my english is bad)
phinguita 1 year ago
@phinguita dude, he was being sarcastic. "Kanye" lol.
ezerarias 1 year ago
да,вот это я понимаю поёт человек, профессионал что сказать...
Arkady57 1 year ago
@GnRSalvation It's in E flat on F.
myanrueller 1 year ago
Its Brian Blessed!
sheep945 1 year ago
Bravo, bravo.
nkoskimi 1 year ago
this song got me high school
jr10ch 1 year ago
esta cancion me hace recordar mmmm la amo y mas en la voz de pavarotti haaaa me vulvo a enamorar
urman2907 1 year ago
HI LAURIE
GINOFALUS 1 year ago
I love singing this song the reason i looked it up is so i can get the toon :P
UltimateGirLover 1 year ago
@UltimateGirLover So do I! It's a voice teacher staple,apparently. I can't get to to sound nearly half as lovely as this though...
LucyTook 1 year ago
@LucyTook Yah neither can i .__.
UltimateGirLover 1 year ago
@LucyTook That's what my Vocal teacher tells me.
The first half I mean.
This song is good. He also said "Amirila" or something like that is the second.
timbit2006 1 year ago
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GnRSalvation 1 year ago
yo tuve la suerte de verle en directo en Bilbao, y la verdad... era un genio... cada cancion que interpretaba me emocionaba. Que grande Pavarotti!!!
pichingun 1 year ago
I remember doing this song for an allstate choir concert...still sing it to this day...in the shower lol. I remember i was still getting used to being a long baritone then, even though i was used to being a bass II but jumping to tenor II here and there >.<
finalulrich 1 year ago
I remember doing this song for an all state choir...Still sing it in the shower to this day, perfect for long baritones or low tenors
finalulrich 1 year ago
maestro de verdad eras exelente que legato que vibrato y que control del fiato tan bello que dios te tenga en la gloria cantando en sus coros celestiales.....
ajchinchilla 1 year ago
Wow....So THIS is what it is supposed to sound like!!!! I'm taking voice lessons and this is the first song I am learning. It looked like it had potential to be a good song, but listening to this rendition just made it an AMAZING song. Definitely something to aspire to!
emerson24 1 year ago 46
@emerson24
how far are you now?
bboybram 9 months ago
@bboybram Well, I moved so I stopped going, but I did it twice a week for 2 months. We did a couple different versions of it. Can't really recall what it was called musically, but it was a great tune to learn.
emerson24 6 months ago
@emerson24 omg i just started voice lessons too and this is the first song i am learning ^^ beutiful!!
bobslove 7 months ago
@emerson24 OH MY GOODNESS.
me too. who are you taking your lessons from?
MBHSsoccer09 6 months ago
@MBHSsoccer09 Well, when I was living in Tacoma, it was from a an older guy named Jerry in North Seattle.
emerson24 6 months ago
@emerson24 i am learning this song to !!!
jnadel1 6 months ago
@emerson24 Wow I'm learning this for voice lessons too! it seems like this is the song for voice lesson beginners. even though I started singing last year...
UrTotallyPro 5 months ago
@emerson24 Wow I'm learning this for voice lessons too! it seems like this is the song for voice lesson beginners. even though I started singing last year...
UrTotallyPro 5 months ago
quee genio!! cada dia lo amooo mas!!!
facundofrias 1 year ago
Bravo!!!
sunrider59 1 year ago
DOes this song start above middle C?
GINOFALUS 1 year ago
@GINOFALUS it is in the key of C and yes it starts with middle C
GnRSalvation 1 year ago
@GnRSalvation but his first note is an f, right?
SDVR007 1 year ago 2
@SDVR007 idk which version this is, but the one by Giordani starts on a "C" treble staff.
original503 1 year ago
@GnRSalvation the first note he sings is an F I checked
GINOFALUS 1 year ago
@GINOFALUS yeah, it's in the key of f major
so he starts off on the F above middle C and so on
GnRSalvation 1 year ago
why is he allowed to slide, &&i'm not : )
haha, just kidding.
beautiful &&moving! : )
sadejade93 1 year ago
@sadejade93 it takes time to learn the technique properly. If you cut corners, it will sound sloppy and you can get into bad habits that are hard to kick later. I also took voice for opera, I am a tenor, and the trills and the addins are definetly fun to do, but basics first! I know.. it sucks lol!
LasNoches1000 1 year ago
@sadejade93 Because a) he's Pavarotti, and b) it's for stylistic effect; and c) it gets a fuller sound for high notes. But you have to know how to hit notes lightly and without effort before darkening them. :)
flaze3 1 year ago
NOthing less from the best of the best
Kenshin22able 1 year ago 2
Voz de ouro!!! Um carinho a minha alma...
gloritacris88 1 year ago
P4VR0771 4EAE
ilovemutemath 1 year ago
im singing this version of caro mio ben in my choir concert
NejiRedBoy 1 year ago
@NejiRedBoy me too!
marcquish 1 year ago
Stunning. Thank you.
shantibel 1 year ago
Beautiful rendition by a Master - thanks for posting this
geespar1 1 year ago
idk yet lol my audition date is march 27th at 3:45pm :D ill let ya know how it goes though!
SirLancealongtime 1 year ago
HEY lol im singing this version of Caro Mio Ben at my audition for a music scholarship at Abilene Christian University in Texas :D
SirLancealongtime 1 year ago
nice! :D
Simen0303 1 year ago
@SirLancealongtime how did it go..?
jovnad 1 year ago
May he rest in peace.
TheCannibitch 1 year ago 41
I'm personally not a huge fan of this version actually, i feel it's just a tad to slow and i think there should really be a glissando from the C to the F @ 1:53, just makes it truly bel canto in my opinion
but i'm definitely not saying it's bad, its pavarotti!
followthehatecrewild 2 years ago
@followthehatecrewild i agree with you..but on the other side.. Pavarotti is/was in the position to do what ever he wanted....He was the one and only. And actually, i think he has a version where he does just the thing you're asking..
jovnad 1 year ago
Awesome!!!!! The Voice of a Legend!!!
JackPlatt 2 years ago
Goosebumps.I gots goosebumps from that. Incredible! :-)
ktrum492 2 years ago
Oh! Pavarotti, how can we listen to anyone else singing this song. When the maestro sings--that's it--no one else can compare.
bonnies1234567 2 years ago
I understand the sentiment, but there people who's voices are just as beautiful as Pavarotti's and who's interpretations are just as gorgeous. I love Pavarotti, but this is not my favorite interpretation, and it is unfortunate that people like Wunderlich and Hvorostovsky are not as celebrated.
Jragir 2 years ago
Hi! Jragir,
Thank you. I will try and locate presentations by Wunderlich and Hvorostovsky as you recommend. I know to what you refer as for many years I appreciated Marion Andersen and lately discovered by accident Kathleen Ferrier's extraordinary interpretations. It is difficult to describe the truly great artists for they have the ability to touch us all.
bonnies1234567 2 years ago
P.S., What are the first names of Wunderlich and Hvorostovsky. There are several listed for each.
Thanks
bonnies1234567 2 years ago
It's Fritz W. and Dmitri H.
Glad I could get you interested in two brilliant singers. As a base, I tend to like Hvorostovsky because he's a base or low baritone, but as far as tenors singing this song goes, I really love Wunderlich
Jragir 2 years ago
I listened to both Dmitri H. and Fritz W. Yes, I prefer Hvorostovsky's interpretation too because he brings the rich quality. Thank you
bonnies1234567 2 years ago
*grin* Thanks, glad to share!
Jragir 2 years ago
Is this in D flat?
jykcor 2 years ago
F Major.
ktrum492 2 years ago
I am the President of the Vocal Department at my school and we are singing this piece. First time I heard it I fell in love. Bravo, Pavarotti.
baritone0509 2 years ago 2
singing this for nysmaa. such a beautiful song
xxwolfblossomxx 2 years ago
so am i! :)
xoJ3Nxo 2 years ago
legendary.
wontonmaster666 2 years ago
singing this for a competition...good song!
pramodissocool 2 years ago
Superbe interprétation de cet Air Antique que ne dénigrait pas ce grand ténor à son niveau... Bel exemple de modestie. Magie du timbre !
mariasarda 2 years ago
I am singing this as part of my college audition....great song. Performed masterfully by Pavarotti
shooterep 2 years ago
i'm singing this for solo & ensemble! i can't wait until i perfect it!
leopwns 2 years ago
@leopwns No way, me too! ;D
tiger15dd 2 years ago
I'm singing this too
xNinaxNightmarexRawr 2 years ago
is this the tenor 1 part for solo/ensemble?? and if it is, is the first note a "fa" on the piano?
sahelasalam 2 years ago