Albert would be so proud of the actor playing Scrooge.

Great voice but no acting at all neither vocally nor physically. Thats a pity!

Just discovered you ladies. I liked this song and will be exploring more. You're the third band of sisters I've been introduced to in the last 5 months, the other two being The Warning and Larkin Poe. It's so good to see bands like yours getting the attention they deserve. Looking forward to more. MB

Thomas nice one...such a legiara Tenore voice with cordinated chest and vocal resonance...i like it when notes are sustainable flowing to another...nice one This is the best Performance on Tosca...i have ever listened to almost 30 Tenore performing this from old and new Tenor...cos tosca has great romance that's why if u a tenor you not done this aria u ain't a tenor...Mr Thomas great one am also a tenor

The lyrics of the song, for everyone who wants to read them: Don't force your story on me. Not gonna be who you want me to be. I may, fortunately. Don't put your boring on me. Rest in peace. Don't want your smile. Gimme teeth. Don't want your smile. Gimme teeth. Don't want your smile. Gimme teeth. Don't want your smile. Gimme teeth. I'm not your circus freak. Your covers make me sleep. Don't bury me in clichés. Don't put your narrative on me. Rest in peace. Don't want your smile. Gimme teeth. Don't want your smile. Gimme teeth. Don't want your smile. Gimme teeth. Don't want your smile. Gimme teeth. Let it sleep. Rest in peace. Don't want your smile. Gimme... What's done is done. Let it sleep. Rest in peace. Let it sleep. What's done is done. Let it sleep. Rest in peace. Let it sleep.

I need to see them live! I love this song!

I don't like the way he sometimes spits out his consonants and does them on random higher notes, esp. towards the end of this piece, but he does have a very impressive BIG tenor voice. I hope he goes far and gets true international exposure.

You absolutely killed in Grand Rapids, and this is my new favorite song!

Very nice

this is amazing. 💥

Stunning - and STILL one of the greatest undiscovered tenors of our time!

Fuck yeah!

Tutto forte? Non sa quello che dice. Non ha mai ascoltato di Stefano.

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Such a great job! Where was this?

Parla molto bene Italiano una voce Bellissima ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Bellissima voce 👍❤️

This is beautifully performed. Bravo. Hope to get tickets to see Mr Thomas in Otello at Covent Garden this year.

Was that a rehearsal? What a boring audience..Great performance. Reminds me of James McCracken. Better balanced. Great to see a young tenor make his way.

This was a joyful find on a festive Saturday. Thank you 🎄

Wow, finally a good spinto voice

The guy playing Scrooge sounds just like Albert Finney! Great production 👍

I saw Mr. Thomas as Cavaradossi in two performances in Los Angeles in 2017. At both performances, after “E lucevan le Stelle,” the audience was so stunned by the power and intensity (and beauty, needless to say) of his singing, that there was no applause after the aria.

Love Eric Hindley (Scrooge)!

bravo!!!!!!!!!!

compelling voice. top did not disappoint. bravo!

This is a thrilling account of this aria. I do not think this is the sound of a Wagnerian tenor. Mr. Thomas' sound is very Italianate here, with great sweeping romantic line. The fact that he sings with color and depth does not make him a heldentenor. His voice is not larger than many of the great lyrico spintos in opera history. To be honest, I think his voice sounds best in this repertoire, rather than in heavier Verdi where he seems to struggle with some of the lower tones (being a great Verdian means singing ALL the notes well!). Anyone who thinks this voice is equal in size to that of the great dramatic tenor Jon Vickers is mistaken. Jon Vickers voice was absolutely massive in the theater in ways that Mr. Thomas cannot yet even approach. It would be foolish for Mr. Thomas to attempt to move in that direction too soon. He could spend many years making lots of money in this repertoire. If he moves to swiftly to heavy repertoire, he will likely shorten his career as his voice is not ready for that test.

Definitely more suitable for Wagner; plus, sloppy Italian.

I like his voice

Great voice but why does it sound Wagnerian? This is a love song. He's recalling her fragrant scent in the garden. Why does her, "languide carezze" sound like a roundhouse right? Be a little romantic, buddy!

Wonderful job, everybody! Merry Christmas!