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  • I adore Pavarotti here.  Thank you!

  • this is how opera is done. :)

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  • It's very cute performance but I don't like Pons very much here. For that reason and because of the acting of Pavarotti I like more the 1980 with Blegen performance.

    In spite of his mobility (I'm not sure about the word) here Pavarotti still is the best Nemorino ever. Bravo!

  • Forgive me if I answer, but Joan Pons was a fantastic: Belcore! You compare this with the production, sang Judith Blegen the Adina. The singer of Belcore, Brent Ellis, was an kasper, and vocally he could not convince me.

    In one, I agree with them. Yes, Luciano Pavarotti he was the best Nemorino!

  • I compare Pons not with Brent Ellis but with Leo Nucci - he sang Belcore in the audio production with the same cast and Nucci is ways better than Pons.

  • Unfortunately, I have never seen Nucci in this role, I can imagine that it was an excellent presentation. However, I think Joan Pons in this was exceptionally well. Are there any clips with Nucci as Belcore on - You Tube?

  • No, this is was cast for audio record and as I said in the video one Nucci was replaced. Here (in Yuotube) there is a video from 1998 MET Gala night with expects from L'elisir, again with Pavarotti but there Nucci is Dulcamara.

  • Adina, credimi, te ne scongiuro...

    Non puoi sposarlo... te ne assicuro...

    Aspetta ancora... un giorno appena...

    un breve giorno... io so perché.

    Domani, o cara, ne avresti pena;

    te ne dorresti al par di me.

    Who could sing it better than Luciano, oh, you want to comfort him, one might say, Adina: Do not you see it? Nemorino loves you, oh it's beautiful, thank thee dearest Dee , thanks so much :)))

  • I also think that this role fit him very much because he himself was as a mischevous child and nemorino also and of course very romantic and in the end when Luciano call to the doctor and the children running around him I can see he is a liitle smile, very sweet.

  • thank you dee, this is the my favourite opera of Luciano, but of course I love all what is about Luciano.

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