First Time Hearing Luciano Pavarotti sings 'Nessun dorma' from Turandot

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[desperateambrose]

Pavarotti was Il Maestro, and "Nessun Dorma" was his signature piece. He OWNED that aria!

[deborjhablackwell]

I regularly cry listening to him, particularly this aria. His is a once in a lifetime voice and unbelievably beautiful.

[sandralorenz]

He was the best. The King of the High "C". RIP Luciano. He passed away in 2007 at the age of 71 from pancreatic cancer. His last live performance was the opening ceremony at the 2006 Winter Olympics at Turin, Italy.

[jacqueline]

I imagine this is what it sounds like in Heaven. Pavarotti is excellence incarnate. Goosebumps every single time.

[nberrypatch]

I saw another person comment on a different channel & it is so spot on - "Listening to your first opera with Luciano singing is like taking your very first car ride in a Rolls Royce!"

[theJuLYheat]

Mad respect to you for being bold enough to react to this. Music is music across the board. This is music at the purest level. All acoustics and pure tone.

[shalevedna]

I love it how every time the public explodes with cheers and cheers and appreciation.
There was/is, no one like him. Hopefully there will be in the future. He would have loved it!

[p.f.]

One of the most famous man in the world — many called him with awe 😂 — you call him Luciano — I just like that
Love from Austria/Europe 🇦🇹

[ralphwithers]

With a full choir and full orchestra, in front of that huge crowd, he is singing UN-AMPLIFIED. The microphones are for recording only they have no speakers attached, now that is power.

[neilanyon]

When you know you've nailed it. When you know that no-one will ever better that performance.

[eugenefromaustralia]

He took opera out of the halls and into the streets. He took opera to all the people. Thank you for sharing your reaction.

[sandyleewhite]

*This is why music is such an amazing language, all in I do not understand one word Pavarotti sang, yet I felt every lyric, every note, and every emotion, which says a lot about their amazing artistry, talent & delivery❣❣❣

[qsmyth]

Puccini wrote some of the finest operas. Pavarotti had a special affinity for this aria, one of the most famous tenor pieces sung by most tenors sing this one in concerts. It's a short aria. As a first exposure to opera, it is one of the very best pieces for non-opera fans.

[Heidi]

He kept his mouth open to breathe after that massive top note.

[gary]

Way, way back when I went to high school, we had music class. The teachers made us learn about all kinds of music, even opera. Today, I am so grateful to those teachers of the past. I did not realize that they were giving us the keys to understanding.

[cheryljohnson]

I discovered him when I was 18 and while everyone else was rocking out I was crying and listening to Pavarotti.

[madamaria]

You have been blessed been recommend that song. He was, still is the best in his genre. He was a one life time miracle to hear. Enjoy!

[susanlittle]

His mouth was opened because he just realized that he had nailed it. His rendition was perfect!

[samuelhecocta]

This dude is epic man when I was around ten
Me and my sister and dad went to see him here in Portland Oregon for his last American tour
To quote Morgan freeman's character Red from Shawshank
I don't know what he said and I don't want to
It was beautiful and moving all the same
He did five oncoures when he had finished his planned set
A true performer and master of his craft
His warmth of smile and sense of humor while addressing the crowd was divine
I don't know what

[beefsuprem]

That finale 👌
The look on his face because he knows he's done a perfect rendition.😊