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Roberto Alagna "Che gelida manina" (La Boheme) - 1995

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Roberto Alagna is just wonderful as Rodolfo in this production of Puccini's "La Bohême", opposite Leontina Vaduva as Mimi.
Conductor : James Conlon / Stage director : Jonathan Miller
Recorded in December 1995 - Paris, Opera Bastille

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  • What a performance! I'm touched! it moves me very much, especially the end... what an end my gosh!!! :o

    Thanks for sharing this masterpiece!

  • Bravo Alagna, superb singing and one of the sweetest high C's ever...

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  • @Loganberrymusic You're quite correct, it's a biological impossibility to sing anything above the passagio (around E-F-F# - all tenors are different) without head voice. Anyone claiming to sing entirely from the chest or saying that it is possible is wrong.

  • @viv3147 I think you mean head voice, which is not the same thing as falsetto. Chest voice and falsetto do not mix - that would be like trying to whisper and yell simultaneously. Also, I don't think it's possible for a man to sing a full voiced high C without using some head voice.

  • @iltrovatoremanrico but it was a falsetto/chest c, not just chest

  • Cet air sublimissime de Puccini n'a d'égal que le talent, immense, d'Alagna! Le meilleur interprète de Che gelida manina, a mon humble avis...

  • His singing here is really exquisite. One of my favorite renditions of this aria. I believe I became a fan of Alagna after hearing this.

  • He is horribly uncharismatic

  • Gefaellt mir viel besser als Kaufmann!

  • Too straight. There are portamenti missing....he sings it like Mozart. His singing does sound very free though.

  • And, by the way, best high C I've ever heard. Of course a high C, or any high note for that matter, is hardly the most important thing to comment on, but I just wanted to share this, it's really the most magnificent high C I've ever heard.

  • NOT A FAN OF THIS RENDITION.

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