Carlo Bergonzi - Live in Concert

[@giacomofoti264]

Per fortuna è esistito Giuseppe Verdi, e tutti i suoi Grandi interpreti, tra cui il Maestro Carlo Bergonzi. Grazie di avere dedicato la Vostra vita ed il Vostro genio all'arte

[@antonioamadovillanueva5136]

Tengo 83 años de edad. 68 de oír ópera. y creo es la mejor versión de Lucevan le stelle que he oído.. Tuve el honor de oír personalmente a Bergonzi en el festival que se hizo en el Teatro Estatal de la Öpera de Viena en el año de 2000, con motivo de sus 50 años como cantante de ópera.. me volví a sentir tan emocionado como entonces.

[@luigicorvi1661]

OF MAESTRO BERGONZI HE IS THE HIGHEST PINACLE OF OPERATIC TECHNIQUE....VOICE......POETRY.....HEART.....AND SOUL.......NO OTHER TENOR CAN COME CLOSE......EVERY ITALIAN SHOULD BE PROUD THAT HE IS THE GREATEST REPRESENTATIVE OF THE HIGHEST LYRICAL ART IN THE WORLD.

[@tenorschofield]

MARAVIGLIOSO!!!,grandissimo tenore fu Carlo Bergonzi!!!

[@mauriziocorelli4308]

Verissimo !!!! Poi specialmente se, chi come me ha senza volerlo una voce molto somigliante alla sua e´piu motivato a seguirlo e apprendere da lui il piu possibile... ogni volta che canto le arie che anche lui ha cantato e´´ sempre un emozione immensa.... GRANDE!!!

[@snoopenny]

A masterclass in artistry. I heard him many times at both the Old Met and the New Met. It was an era of great tenors and I had the fortune of hearing all the great post-war tenors and they all thrilled me; however, he was always my favorite. He brought a spirituality to everything he sang. He was also an audience favorite because he always moved us profoundly.

[@AG-zw1ce]

So you can really be called a lucky bastard 👍

[@ValterBianco-vi4wk]

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[@richardbowery7423]

I've been a pro musician all my life (English) A self taught rock guitarist (I know!!!!!!) Many years ago I thought I 'might' like opera! So I asked one of my musician friends father (who was an Italian living in England but having trained as an Opera singer in Italy) to give me a list of singers to check out, not really expecting much!!! Top of that list was Bergonzi. I managed to find an album (vinyl days!) To say I was floored by his voice is the understatement of the year! I had NEVER heard such beauty of tone and delivery!!! Over the years I've collected all the 'names' ! And of course been thrilled by the likes of Corelli, Gigli, Del Monaco etc. But Bergonzi holds my heart! His two M. Butterfly's, one with Tebaldi, one with Scotto, show the most touching romantic flawless vocal to make it my all time Bergonzi ! Quite unlike me!!! when he appeared years!!! ago in London I wrote my one and only fan letter to tell him of the unbelievable pleasure his voice had brought me. I wanted him to know that his level of talent could reach and effect anyone. Even a self taught rock guitarist!!! And yes! I've still got the autographed photo reply. Great post!

[@emailvonsour]

Bergonzi should never be at the top of any list.

[@richardbowery7423]

@@emailvonsour How sad that you felt you HAD! to put out something negative about someone else's like, rather than just 'thinking', I don't agree!

[@4444marla]

As a professional opera singer, I can tell you that Bergonzi was one of the greatest and he was an extraordinary vocal coach as well. His musicality was enormous. His acting was not very good but with a technique and musicality of the very highest order and anyone who says differently just doesn’t know anything about singing!

[@richardbowery7423]

@@4444marla For me the most important word in your lovely post is 'musicality', it's the magic ingredient that can't be taught. It's the part that separates a perfectly good and professional performance from the one that somehow touches, or moves you. Probably won't mean anything to you (as an opera singer ? ) but for me as a guitarist, Jeff Beck (recently died) had that. Musicality in an artist, leaves you with 'something' after the performance is over. For me as a rock guitarist to love an 'operatic' Bergonzi says musicality itself translates. Love the, across the world situation, of Bergonzi's talent joining two strangers. Shame not everyone has a 'live (like) and let live (like) attitude. Good post.

[@gerardmignon700]

Tous les ténors actuels devraient écouter et écouter encore Bergonzi, pour comprendre ce que c'est de chanter, de savoir chanter. Mais mieux que çà, ça n'est pas possible. C'est du délire !

[@ТамараКиселева-э7н]

Великий, неповторимый. Какой голос! Как Снегурочка - слушаешь и таешь!

[@pilouetmissiou]

Un bellissimo timbro... e come è bello sentire una voce impostata bene....gli italiano hanno proprio un gran bel cantare...aiutati da una lingua di una musicalità estrema...

[@shulamithrabinowitz5822]

Sadly today not many able to attain such artistry and feeling.

[@photo161]

Bergonzi is in magnificent voice here. His expansively phrased " E Luchvan Le Stelle" is intensely moving.

[@romearomeo]

Eh...si che ricordi meravigliosi...ero presente a questo stupendo concerto

[@jimbuxton2187]

Listen to that beautiful placement!

[@massimovalzolgher1081]

Se nella mia vita riuscirò mai a sentire un "A si ben mio" cantato al livello del grandissimo Bergonzi sarebbe un regalo immenso mai pagato abbastanza !

[@Greg07623]

I remember one season at the Met where I heard Riccardo sung by Domingo, Pavarotti and Bergonzi late in his career. And he was so stylish and sang so beautifully that I went back to hear him a few nights later. Definitely the best of the three.

[@道-p2e]

from this youtube, I definitely agree, unfortunately it is so unfair, love this voice, jealous of your experience direct with him!

[@道-p2e]

yes. Stylish is the right word, he does have great taste and class among his timbre,

[@jefolson6989]

He has risen in esteem the past 20 years. When he was in his prime, He was relegated to the "less exciting" group, since Corelli and Tucker were bigger stars (and less humble) than Bergonzi. He was an artist, and had no interest in increasing his fame. He is now a legend. So greatful I got to hear him.

[@道-p2e]

@@jefolson6989 It is also true, most real artists care less of those number 1 and fames... true talent is real quiet one... He is truly a legend, hall of fame er...His singing is always a plus and joy to me...

[@matteodemicheli5890]

A tutti i grandi pseudo-professori di canto che pontificano su KZbin, criticando ora una consonante , ora una vocale , ora un suono di Bergonzi, oppure più genericamente la sua voce, proprio a loro vorrei far cantare un aria qualsiasi, registrarla, pubblicarla su You Tube e poi.....divertirmi a leggere le recensioni che ne sortirebbero. Per favore NON perdiamo mai il senso delle proporzioni e portiamo ALMENO rispetto a chi come Bergonzi per quasi 50 anni di carriera e’ stato OVUNQUE riconosciuto come semplicemente IMMENSO.

[@alessandromoccia471]

Bravo...vedo che lei è tra i pochi a ragionare...anche se su Del Monaco tempo fa abbiamo avuto qualche screzio tecnico e stilistico...Sono d'accordo su quanto ha detto su Bergonzi...ha ragione è proprio così...chi fu ad accorgersi che Bergonzi potesse cantare oltre Oceano fu Mario DEL MONACO...il quale lo presentò al Met.

[@mariomario2825]

avanti parliamo un pò di tecnica così la zittisco in 2 minuti.

[@alessandromoccia471]

@@mariomario2825 si riferisce a me?

[@davidjhonlaraalayo9275]

Sono pienamente d'accordo!!!

[@jsphotos]

00.48 - Rossini - Guglielmo Tell, Overture 13:44 - Giuseppe Verdi - "Ciel che feci!...di quel sangue", from OBERTO, CONTE di S. BONIFACIO (Att 6, II) 19:15 - Giuseppe Verdi - Sotto ilsol di Siria ardente" - from ARROLDO - Atto I 22:54 - Giuseppe Verdi - AIDA - Prelude 27:39 - Giuseppe Verdi - Ma se m'é forza perderti" - from UN BALLO IN MASCHERA - ATTO III 34:02 - Giuseppe Verdi - "Ah si, ben mio' - from IL TROVATORE - ATTO III 38:23 - Pietro Mascagni - CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA - Intermezzo 42:58 - Giuseppe Verdi - "Quando le sere al placido" begins at - one of the greatest in-concert performances of this aria, ever! From 44:50 on, this is easily the most glorious version of that aria I have ever heard (fireworks at 47:50, the brief final moments of this sung masterpiece). 48:56 - Giacomo Puccini - "E lucean le stelle" - from TOSCA ATTO III Bravissimo, Bergonzi!! Bravo Bruno Amaducci and the Orchestra!

[@ЛианаДогузова-е5х]

Бергонци просто пир для ушей, роскошный певец.

[@alessandromoccia471]

EVVIVA IL NOSTRO PASSATO GLORIOSO E INDIMENTICABILE.

[@lukasmiller486]

Oberto 13:51 Ardolo 19:16 Aida Prelude 22:53 Un Ballo in Maschera 27:40 Il Trovatore 33:59 Cavalleria Rusticana Intermezzo 38:23 Luisa Miller 42:51 Tosca

[@YaHik0delalluvia]

Gracias

[@colindowson7615]

One of the finest Lyric spinto Tenors ever,such feeling for every phrase

[@diegomr6969]

the most..

[@e.g.8454]

Non è mai stato un lirico spinto, lirico spinto Jussi Bjorling Bruno Prevedi Richard Tucker ecc..

[@joseismaelrodriguezalvarez135]

Una vos única y, por lo tanto, incomparable. Emana directamente de la garganta, sin artilugio ninguno, con el poder y la intensidad del acero; dominada por y al servicio de la inspiración de un autentico artista.

[@raulfranco7452]

José Ismael Rodríguez "Una voz que sale directamente de la garganta" Le pregunto, querido músico y gran conocedor: ¿Hay personas en su país y en su entorno a quienes la voz les sale por otro lado? Gracias anticipadas por su amable explicación y respuesta.

[@sirkka-liisaollikainen-hei3130]

Warm and wonderful voice and performance.Thank you.

[@enricomemmoli7596]

sentito al lirico di Cagliari aveva 60 anni cantò l'Elisir d'Amore,io suonavo in orchestra e l'uso dei fiati fu per me giovane flautista una lezione...la voce era pura e cristallina,il fraseggio esemplare,il vibrato naturale,fece bis in tutte le recite,non ho mai sentito Bergonzi in nessuna registrazione che rendesse giustizia della bellezza della sua voce come dal vivo.Non avrà avuto gli squilli di Bjoerling ma quanto a classe era difficilmente raggiungibile,in quegli anni sentii solo Kraus al suo livello stilistico e interpretativo.

[@donni1276]

Lo squillo è essenziale. Altrimenti non si è tenori ma cantanti pop che cantan lirico

[@heisenberg470]

​@@donni1276Un tenore senza squillo negli acuti è come un attore porno col pene piccolo

[@JavierBorja-bs1dd]

Kraus no está al nivel de Bergonzi. Kraus es muy superior a Bergonzi.

[@arsace63]

Sempre GRAZIE, Maestro.

[@horstclar682]

Thanks a lot for possibility to hear once again this excellent tenor/

[@siegmund1625]

He is my Best Tenor Singer!!!

[@kamentrenkow1113]

The best Tenor ever

[@Piotrszyba.1]

He is not a tenor, he is a high baritone.

[@ericgarbutt8561]

Although he did originally study as a baritone, there can be no doubt he is a true tenor. Indeed he far less baritonal than Domingo, Kaufman or Charles Castelnovo

[@barrybernstein4459]

@@Piotrszyba.1 are you tone deaf? Many of the very best tenors started their careers as baritones including Caruso.

[@道-p2e]

@@ericgarbutt8561 yes sir. Penetrating high tenor, such a special artist,

[@goodboybuddy1]

Great middle Verdi. He gets me every time. Thank you for this treat!

[@道-p2e]

What a Grand Master!!! His opera and concert be total sold out the house if there is one today, and I do not think there are that many stars that come close to this guy today... though the costumes and production $ is millions plus. Thank you for this special concert, will play often and forward to some true lovers of voices.

[@rogerengblom5061]

The best Italian opera tenor in all time in my opinion.

[@monzurrahman1634]

My favourite tenor with huge baritone power. His phrasing and diction was incredible; he brought out Verdi so beautifully and emotionally.

[@jerzypeteja1792]

jeden z najwspanialszych tenorów wszechczasów. Super

[@g_vezz]

The greatest of the great and such class..

[@gingersonny74]

вот это звучание , вот это полетность и опора . супермастерство. Учиться на таком примере надо.

[@SidLaw500]

Star and artist. Love this.

[@jsphotos]

One of the greatest!

[@milverineh3267]

Great Verdi tenor- BRAVO!🏆

[@barahona68]

Fantastico concerto lirico con il grande tenore verdiano Carlo Bergonzi quando aveva giá 57 anni e ancora cantava grazie proprio alla sua tecnica. Come al solito si mostra il suo stile impeccabile e il sua aristocratico fraseggio che io personalmente trovo la cosa più bella che Bergonzi possedeva. Si puó dire che a parte i portamenti che però gli si perdona, talvolta a scapito di tanta delicatezza questo lo porta ad arrivare alla nota quasi glissando, ed il risultato sono gli acuti non intonati.

[@learntocrochet1]

thank you for this information...

[@mariomario2825]

ah si? perchè a 57 anni non si canta più? lui è quasi senza voce ma non sente? Ma cosa devo leggere. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmHSlWuKgb-tetk 61 anni dopo aver cantato qualsiasi cosa per 40 anni! se poi vuole parliamo della Freni di Lo Forese, di Lauri Volpi ecc ecc ecc

[@fernandosamperiodessuge7200]

yo le conoci en el año 1958 y era ya un maestro LUCIA Y BOHEME en SAN SEBASTIAN ESPAÑA que maravilla D.E.P.

[@allender9]

Bravo maestro

[@pesniyr]

this is I listen now every day every hour

[@shirleyrombough8173]

I never heard him before now. What a full, beautiful voice. Perfect for Verdi. Now I will seek him out on You Tube. And damn good looking too.

[@chengducat]

I know

[@chengducat]

A voice that makes me melt

[@dutchcub]

For me one of the best tenors ever. Always stylish and straight to the heart.. Simply divine.

[@이순희-i2o1f]

부드럽고 강한소리의 소유자~

[@ursuladietze2094]

No sign of age-related deteriation in his voice whatsoever at that age after a very long career - that alone proofs that he truly was the master of masters !

[@Nangis123]

Can't you hear the wobble and the constriction in the upper half of the range? Or do you believe the constriction is not due to age? If so I agree ,he was constricted even in his late 30's .The wobble however come later.

[@tonyashbridge2910]

He was still singing quite well here but the top is not really secure and there are hints of wobble. Like a few other tenors he went on too long but for about 20 years he was right at the very top.

[@Nangis123]

@@tonyashbridge2910 No . He had debuted as a tenor in the very early 1950's and the constriction is already audible in late 1950's studio recordings like La Boheme .This is not 20 years ,it's less than 10 .Singers always do multiple takes in studio with the best released . If Begonzi's best studio take was constricted ,it means he was indeed constricted , the studio techies had some means to manipulate recordings back then but constriction can't be "fixed" . And what we hear here are not hints of a wobble but a full blown wobble

[@tonyashbridge2910]

Not a great singer in your estimation then. You are in the minority. His recordings of 31 Verdi Arias made in 1974 are justly famed. As I said he was right at the top for some 20 years. The constriction you refer to was very minor in earlier years and by no means a major issue even in 1974. But I guess we must agree to differ.

[@Nangis123]

@@tonyashbridge2910 I don't know what you consider "great" .Most abused term ever IMO .My first comment was in reply to Ursula's saying there is no voice deterioration to be heard ,not about whatever "greatness" means to you .I can hear the constriction and the wobble and I could hear both for a very long time . As to my being in minority ,fans always say this about people who point out uncomfortable truths .You have a right to your own opinions but not to your own truths .If you want to believe he was at the "top" for 20 years ,whatever top means to you ,and if you believe this is a Verdi tenor ,you probably have never set eyes on a Verdi score . I am certainly not the one to try to disabuse you of both notions ,not worth my time.I will only say yours is a blanket statement as much worth as any blanket statement involving superlatives and a figure rounded up to next multiple of 10 .Fans are very fond of superlatives in conjunction with round numbers

[@richardsmith9038]

I was lucky enough to see his farewell concert (with piano) at Covent Garden. In my view the best tenor singer of Verdi - full stop.

[@jefolson6989]

i saw his last Chicago recital in the late 80's. What a Sunday afternoon! He sang every major tenor aria. The encores (@least another hour) were all the famous Neapolitan songs ending with "Non ti scordar"- he repeated the chorus 20+ times as people filed down the aisle, filling the stage with gifts of wine, balsamic, cakes, etc. Watching this brought back many memories. I was one of the few non-italians that managed a ticket. Scary Mafia types were everywhere.

[@amazon0971]

Agree, the best Verdi tenor ever. His Don Carlo duet with Capucilli is also unbeatable, btw.

[@道-p2e]

@@jefolson6989 glorious, I am not musician, but my ear tells me this is gold medal... if there be a fair competition... unfair in deed.

[@alexanderehrmann4405]

Für mich der beste Verdi Tenor überhaupt,uneitel,präzise,keine faulen Tricks. Er hat genau die Noten gesungen die in der Partitur standen.

[@arepo]

​@@alexanderehrmann4405 You followed him, --score sheet in hand-- ? Correction: Score sheet in one hand, pitch pipe in the other. Dear me. Singing *exactly* what's in the score = No artistic imagination whatever. Singing exactly what's in the score is not what Verdi, or any other composer of the XIX century expected. Listen to Patti who was greatly admired by Verdi, and learn about the error of your ways.

[@Leonardo-sm4fe]

Que bela voz , técnica apurada, meus parabéns .

[@edgarbenett8336]

Bravo!!!!

[@guillermopalblolopezgarcia9262]

Maravilloso!!!!

[@sparafucile2]

Magnífico !!!

[@wanderleyreis7233]

BRAVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO !!!!!!!!!

[@calaf_725]

The great Jussi Bjorling called him "excellent" in a radio interview. What more could i say?

[@dubbelhenke854]

His voice actually reminds one a little of Bjorlings. And also because he sings with such great taste. Never any cheap tricks!

[@heizukowsky]

Exactly - in 1958?

[@Nangis123]

... and this is 1981 .The voice is nothing like Bjorling's ,Bjorling did not begin as baritone

[@bobthebuilder2778]

He was probably just trying to be polite and gracious, which Bjorling always was.

[@TimothyJonSarris]

Yes, I remember hearing Bjorling kind description of Bergonzi... no doubt Del Monaco felt the same way as it was he who helped to launch Bergonzi at the Metropolitan. After all, "actions speak louder than words".

[@espargoRm]

Grandissimo Maestro!!!!

[@santanaediney]

Excelência e talento

[@pesniyr]

Grande maestro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!RIP

[@matildetessari9425]

EXCELLENT CONCERT !!! Thank you so much for posting this wonderful performance ♥

[@annazen3806]

🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️How great Tenor!!

[@ngatihine6072]

What a powerful voice true lyrico spinto no voices match this style these days

[@jhlee3187]

Thx for upload

[@rakoskorpion4979]

Bravo, Maestro!

[@annamariapoma-swank6458]

GRANDE BRAVISSIMO TENORE...

[@mohsenarambon]

Thank you

[@gerardmignon700]

la classe absolue !

[@irdinnis980]

Where are the great tenors now ? So few. So sad.

[@ramonavandermerwe1159]

I am slightly irritated with people who harp on his looks! Firstly, there is nothing wrong with him, he had a strong manly face and secondly, we don't go to opera or listen to music to criticize the looks of singers! Anyway, when you love the voice of a opera star, they become goodlooking or beautiful to you! No wonder we have likes of Kaufman being one of the most popular opera stars of today! All people nowdays care about are looks!

[@andreamerli1099]

Una persona meravigliosa della mia terra meravigliosa busseto

[@ezequielstepanenko3229]

Bergonzi starts at 14:00

[@snrnsjd]

Thank you

[@grr8048]

Thank you. :)

[@βασιλησδρακατοσ-χ6θ]

the grand seigneur of opera

[@arandomperson2261]

I am completely mesmerized . Now my brain starts to believe that he is handsome.

[@chengducat]

Yes haha

[@WolfgangAPalm-ju9er]

What an outstanding singing 🙏 And today? Not ONE single italian tenor 🙈

[@petercollins7848]

Beautiful singing! I don’t know what people mean by minor criticisms. I love to sing myself and wish I had a 1000th of his technique.

[@miguelemiliovidal2150]

Un tenor que hizo bel canto

[@acitipo]

Tenor verdiano maravilloso

[@antoineperissinot4747]

Ho ascoltato Tutti Grandi /E il migliore VERDIANO e magari il Solo

[@xxsaruman82xx87]

Bergonzi is a God. Nuff said.

[@alessandromoccia471]

Come ho già detto sotto altri video...Questo cantante ha avuto un percorso molto difficile rispetto ad altri suoi colleghi..può piace o no...sa cantare..poi riguardo ai portamenti ,apparte il fatto che tutti i suoi colleghi li facevano eccetto Del Monaco...anche se il DIVINO ogni tanto li faceva ma è giusto è comunque un modo di cantare..poi ce chi abusava...ce stato un altro tenore che eccedeva di portamenti più di Bergonzi..era Gigli...lo stesso Volpi,Di Stefano e Corelli...e allora? SONO stati grandi...e comunque preferisco cento portamenti che un tenore odierno.EVVIVA BERGONZI EVVIVA I CANTANTI CON I COGLIONI.

[@mariomario2825]

cambia il periodo storito, bergonzi era semplicemente anti musicale, oltre ad avere una voce corta e una tecnica specialmente nel registro acuto molto molto discutibile

[@lukasmiller486]

9:18 The part we all were waiting for.

[@YaHik0delalluvia]

Despues de Corelli este señor es el que mas me gusto

[@walkiriarohm7171]

Odio esos anuncios que interrrumpen la voz hermosa de Carlo Bergonzi...como puedo evitar semejante insulto...

[@ricardogigante881]

adblock - works fine

[@n1ble338]

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[@robertotorres9945]

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[@chengducat]

Premium

[@familypondman]

The sound is so Beautiful and the voice makes the sound not the power!!!!!!!!!!

[@massimoiapichino2817]

W Carlo!!!!!!!

[@arturhand4727]

brawo

[@melitone13]

Ma vi rendete conto di come canta la prima strofa di "Quando le sere al placido"? Solo quello vale tutto il prezzo del biglietto!!! SUBLIME

[@petergraham8681]

During his prime Bergonzi was, IMO, the outstanding stylistic representative for the tenor roles of Verdi. Even though parts such as Radames & Manrico were not ideal for him his musicianship & respect for the Verdian line & dynamics still paid dividends especially in the more lyrical passages. Here he sings from roles in UN BALLO IN MASCHERA & LUISA MILLER that really, I feel, suited him best.

[@jordicarulla2144]

Bergonzi!!!

[@bokewilhelm1452]

einer der sichersten grossen tenöre

[@alessandromoccia471]

Comunque quando mi trovate un tenore che canta queste romanze in un concerto e con bellissimo fraseggio e un sicuro e morbido legato fatemi sapere.

[@voro5527]

Scordatelo. È finita un'epoca

[@alessandromoccia471]

@@voro5527 purtroppo

[@jhernandez16]

Wow. Short concert

[@yuriykulagin]

❤❤❤

[@rafadantas.6872]

What's the year of this concert?

[@giovannifassari6971]

Ha tanti difetti ma lo amiamo così cm è

[@ransomcoates546]

He is in especially good voice here. The impeccable style was always there, of course, but by this time the sound could be somewhat occluded and he flatted a lot on top. Not this night.. Really splendid.

[@roberttillman8872]

None better.

[@andreagazza7611]

Che meraviglia

[@eliastreminio9865]

Does anyone know what year this was? Alguien sabe que año fue hecho esto?

[@omairagamboa7821]

The date of concert?

[@lorettacurzi8655]

Lette le critiche negative che sono non solo esagerate ma cattive e gratuite....canta Verdi e lo fa bene con ottima dizione che tanto apprezzo...non canta in altre lingue...sa che non gli riuscirebbero altrettanto bene....

[@andresarturohamdzib5061]

Someone knows the name of the musical piece that sounds after "ah si ben mio"?

[@martameireles5435]

Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana, Pietro Mascagni

[@jhlee3187]

Ravissant

[@alacru1]

3:00 I didn't know George Lucas plays violoncelo.

[@MOV1983]

😀

[@learntocrochet1]

When was this concert?

[@burkhardberndt2934]

1981, steht im Abspann.

[@oscarmago1924]

@SuperMagren Du bist ein typischer bitterer Deutscher. Die Deutschen möchten einen Tenor mit der Hälfte von Bergonzis Stimme haben