Beardless Fearless Pavarotti - 'La donna è mobile' 1964 (with sheet music)

'La donna è mobile' from Rigoletto, Verdi. Recorded live in Moscow c. 1964.
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[@MrAristaeus]

What strikes me is the elegance as well as the powerhouse aspect to it. Natural strength entirely matched with refinement. It’s phenomenal to witness. Thank you for posting this alongside the music so we can get a 360 degree appreciation (also for the exceptional accompanist).

[@michaelsoontornchai9378]

Thank you very much 🎉

[@zecalimazeca]

FANTASTIC. TKS FOR THE GREAT AND USEFUL WORK

[@robertosaviano9270]

Beautiful, thank you!

[@pacheco2506]

Am I wrong or the last note was supposed to be sung one octave lower but most tenors decided to sing it higher?

[@Valentino_Cammarelle]

Not only the last note, some of the last notes are not wrote by verdi

[@xamuca22]

There is a ossia cadenza for the ending that is what every professional tenor is expected to sing.

[@DrRhyhm]

Yes the original was written an octave lower, long ago they started to "show off" and it became a standard.

[@valasina2015]

S.V. Villano. Please take down your post. The person you have in mind is Placido Domingo.

[@user-eg4pk2bx2o]

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