Rehearsals (3) - The Three Tenors Concert 1990

Domingo, Carreras, Mehta, and Pavarotti rehearsing at Caracalla 1990

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Music

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• Placido
• Domingo
• Jose
• Carreras
• Luciano
• Pavarotti
• Zubin
• Mehta

[hawkssens]

What the title of the song starting at 1:14?

I know I've heard it, but I forgot.

Thank you so much for all the videos, ursey39.

[ursey39]

Its called Cielito Lindo...I had to look at the back of the DVD to make sure!:-)

[artmell80]

which dvd is that?

[ursey39]

The Impossible Dream - The Making of the Three Tenors Concert

[memmey]

Maestro Pavarotti brought the music to ALL of us. This series of videos are just wonderful. Thank you ursey39.

[ursey39]

You are more than welcome

[emiliotenor4life]

placido always sang cielito lindo to make sure mexico is present ( :

[55patri]

Bravisimos los tres

[appeace1]

Hehe--2:30, typical baby brother instigating crap and picking at older brother!--too cute!

[formerjerseygal]

I so agree with Zubin that it was wonderful the arias the three sang separately but how wonderful to hear all three TOGETHER!!!!

[31operafan]

What did Carreras say at around 4:03? He yelled out something, and by reading his lips, he may have said something like "cello". It was hard to hear him clearly with the other guys singing.

[31operafan]

@Oberon90 xD I could barely hear it though.

[Oberon90]

Best High B flat ever at 3:33 ....They were so great together:)

[31operafan]

xD I loved it when Domingo played scales on the piano (albeit a very flat scale), and Pavarotti sang along. He actually is pretty good at the piano; I've heard him accompany himself several times. 

[hipogrifus]

@castorp278 Kraus doesnt sing Pagliaci or Il trovatore be cause he had the idea... the great idea... the perfect idea then an opera singer cant sing pjs than doesnt are to their voices... Once he sang Vesti la giubba and Di quella pira... But in a studio recording. Im a big big fan of Jose Carreras... And Jose Carreras sang all the things than pasioned him... Kraus was more tecnique... But he wasnt Jelous... He was just purist. =D

[hipogrifus]

@castorp278 Im a big opera fan, also i haved to study a lot. And one thing is sure, Kraus wasnt jelaous. Kraus doesnt like the ''masive'' performance... Be cause he was a purist of the opera... The purist doesnt like the microphones, the big sounds, i mean... They sing just in a Teatro with the Orquesta without a extra sound then his or her voices.

[castorp278]

P.S. I guess every opera opera singer would die for to sing in front of so many people and get so many approval as Pavarotti did. And it does not happen so often, especially in opera, maybe 2 or three time in a century and that's why it's precious. Kraus was just being a jelaous hypocrite here, that's all.

[castorp278]

By the way, I think Kraus was probably jelaous on Pavarotti for their repertoire matched in some sense and Pavarotti was better the him (Duke, Tonio ...). I saw Kraus performing this kind of ''shows'' as well, which means singing opera music outside opera houses but he was never able to sing in front 150000, 300000 or 500000 people like Pavarotti did. Why ? Because Pavarotti was better and more people appreciated him then Kraus.