King of the high C sharp?

I can't read music, but am reading Webster Booth's joint autobiography and am curious to know to just how this note sounds. I'm not sure if I'm any further forward, but some of them here are very impressive!

Some of them sounded just curious...or ill...to me it was Francesco Bonisolli´s. So mighty and ringing - when you heard him life.

The King of the high C you can see on youtube
on the end of: --Jan Kiepura - La donna e mobile--

Pavarotti has been and will always be the best. The way his throat opens, tongue relaxed in his mouth, breathing technique and sustained by a strong diaphragm...it makes all the others pale in comparison.

If you are interested,you can listen to my versions. I have 2 videos with high c sharp,I sing it in the cadenza in La donna e mobile. Also I think my high D flat is strong in the duett from Rigoletto.Marked,great high d flat , karifrid . (Addio.) My name is Kári Friðriksson,tenor from Iceland. Know the tenorpart (by heart) in 7 operas.Put the tenor part in Rigoletto on youtube.Know ,La traviata,Un ballo,Il trovatore,Tosca,Lucia di L..and Chavalleria.Ready for smaller operahouses.Bon Natale

Bonisolli e Pavarotti i migliori secondo me!!

16) Lanza
so many of them sings a D and not a C sharp

yes david phelps is good. but he is also pop opera. way different technique. pavarotti is the man

yeah i agree. however if you look at phelp's early videos before he lost weight his high notes were operatic in quality

I would honestly have to say that of all the tenors I really like the C# from David Phelps. If ya dont know who he is just look him up here on you tube