FIRST TIME HEARING LUCIANO PAVAROTTI - NESSUN DORMA REACTION

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[@plefevre]

Starting your opera journey with Pavarotti is like taking your first trip in a car in a Rolls Royce.

[@quecksilber457]

There is no better way to start. But hard to find something that gets close. Jonas Kaufmann is really really good and Juan Diego Flórez might get to be the new Pavarotti one day.

[@4000mack]

Well said.

[@nostalgia815]

bad comparison, Rolls Royce ain't nothing special

[@MicheleGatto74]

So nice what you said

[@dm0065]

Its the right place to start though. Its like if there was a best food ( and there is, its lasagna), its fine if thats the first food you have. Youll find many more to enjoy in different ways.

[@Rascal77s]

The great master. Gone but never forgotten.

[@normadesmond6017]

nobody like him...

[@dorothymcmahon9995]

Thank you

[@Richard_Ashton]

"Nessun dorma" (Italian: [nesˌsun ˈdɔrma]; English: "Let no one sleep") is an aria from the final act of Giacomo Puccini's opera Turandot (text by Giuseppe Adami and Renato Simoni) and one of the best-known tenor arias in all opera. It is sung by Calaf, il principe ignoto (the unknown prince), who falls in love at first sight with the beautiful but cold Princess Turandot. Any man who wishes to wed Turandot must first answer her three riddles; if he fails, he will be beheaded. In the aria, Calaf expresses his triumphant assurance that he will win the princess. None shall sleep! None shall sleep! Not even you, oh Princess, in your cold bedroom, watching the stars that tremble with love, and with hope! But my secret is hidden within me; no one will know my name! No, no! On your mouth, I will say it when the light shines! And my kiss will dissolve the silence that makes you mine! Just before the climactic end of the aria, a chorus of women is heard singing in the distance: No one will know his name, and we will have to, alas, die, die! Calaf, now certain of victory, sings: Vanish, o night! Fade, you stars! Fade, you stars! At dawn, I will win! I will win! I will win!

[@JonInCanada1]

HA! I just wrote the same thing, though not as detailed. Great minds and all that. Brilliant Opera.

[@Richard_Ashton]

@@JonInCanada1 I thought that the background and a translation would put everything into context.

[@JonInCanada1]

@@Richard_Ashton Absolutely. It's such a great story.

[@san8524]

Thank you Richard 👏👏👏

[@Prothromos0107]

Thanks for that. Makes it even more special. He is Great, no doubt.

[@thomassanfrancisco5850]

Pavoratti transcends language barriers with his powerfully pristine voice. There has no other tenor that reached his level of popularity with Caruso possibly near him.

[@dansheridan6693]

Mario Lanza was very popular and was admired and an influence in Pavorattis life.

[@niclasjohansson4333]

Jussi Björling perhaps being the greatest ever........

[@jackrowell3682]

@Marie Whitbread I wouldn’t go as far as to say all names mentioned were far better than jussi. He transcended opera just like the others before and after him and he inspired many generations of opera singers after him

[@Sacha_Kudli]

Sorry but no , Plácido Domingo is as good in a different way

[@MichelLinschoten]

There is no better or worse being a tenor is a feat meant for very few mere mortals. There was only one pavarotti, just as there was only one caruso or domingo . The difference with pavarotti voice was. Not just attractive to opera houses. But also for the generic listener and that to me is what seperated him from the others, his voice had it all.

[@yorkvillevic6528]

Hmm, when Lincoln Center reopens, we all chip in and get Miss Jayy some opera tickets?

[@craigmccullough7333]

THAT is called "Singing". I was watching the expression on your face and thinking "you haven't heard anything yet. Just wait!"

[@garynwrede4572]

Oh no that is the Pinnacle of great. He is perfect.

[@ngulassoreta8621]

in Italy this is not singing, that's an ordinary conversation 🤣

[@tbmike23]

Oh, girl. Welcome. I was so fortunate my parents raised me on a healthy diet of Stevie Wonder, Simon and Garfunkle, Nat King Cole, Chet Atkins, and Pavoratti. You haven't just been introduced to opera, he's the best there ever was. That voice, that clarity, that soul.

[@NIgirl923]

He makes me cry when I hear him.

[@shannondawn44]

I've heard Pavarotti sing Nessun Dorma hundreds of times , but it still takes my breath away every time . Your reaction was so honest and pure . Beautiful . Thanks for sharing

[@jaymaloney8321]

Watch Pavarotti's face after it's over. Fierce, simply fierce. A Lion. Grand Slam in the 9th/100 yd kick-off return/hat trick. Fierce.

[@georgegarcia1445]

My grandfather was an Opera fan and introduced us to it when when we were kids.

[@shannonfox4281]

Exactly, I watch him ceasestly to hear his voice and to see that look

[@patriciat7058]

I'm not an opera lover but the 1st time I heard this man sing this song I sincerely thought how lucky I am to have lived at a time to hear him.

[@janeenegromachey9752]

You must listen to Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballe. They are fabulous together. Freddie loved opera. He met Montserrat and they hit off so well that the collaborated together in recording music and went on tour. They were great together ❤. Where Rock meets Opera! Miss them both very much!

[@andrewc8909]

i second that, heres a link to Barcelona - Freddie Mercury and Monsterrat - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZrGepWQjtt4qs0

[@gerbear5346]

Montserrat was with Freddy's mother and band when they unveiled his memorial statue Montreux on lake Geneva....she was in tears....she loved Freddy!

[@SaviourGermany]

getting Goosebumps. This was just fabolous and the chemistry level was off the chart

[@LuvTadnDixie]

I have a mother who has dementia and she doesn't respond to things the way she used to . . . things that she used to watch on TV or made her laugh, she doesn't really pay much attention anymore. I know people with dementia respond to music so I'm always trying to think of ways to stimulate her. She knew Pavarotti . . . and when I showed her this video of you reacting to Pavarotti's voice, she smiled and laughed. She kept commenting about your eyes bugging out when he hit the big notes. It brought me joy to see her react and to smile. So I want to give you a special thank you for your reaction! It was very entertaining. So much so, it even connected with my Mom. That says a lot.

[@maxdelpo5578]

Beautiful post and story

[@julieanderson6463]

A similar thing with my mom! She'd been in the ICU for a 2-3 days & was in terrible, desperate shape, on a ventilator. She wasn't responding to any treatment or stimuli. She was a devoted, lifelong fan of classical music & opera. Nessen Dorma, sung by Pavarotti, was her favorite vocal recording of all time. I'd been talking to her for hours but it suddenly occurred to me to pull a recording up on my phone & I held it to her ear. She SMILED. That gave me the hope & the impetus I needed to kick the flagging doctors & nurses into high gear & convince them to *keep trying.* She woke up a couple days later & I had her for 7 more months, much of that time communicating with me & even enjoying things. I played a lot of her fave music during that time & it made a huge difference, but I still think of Nessun Dorma as saving her life.

[@ellenbacklin]

Same with me, although she loves Demetri hvorovstovsky too

[@belgarath8955]

If you fancy tipping another toe into the world of opera, try listening to Maria Callas, probably the greatest female operatic singer ever. I'd Recommend Les Tringles des Sistres Tintaient (aka Gypsy Song) from the opera Carmen.

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Ari Onassis destroyed mariah callas

[@desperateambrose5373]

But let's not forget Beverley Sills!

[@barbarasmith9825]

Yes i could listen 2 Maria Callas she was brilliant both Pavarotti and Callasgone 2 early

[@itsnadaaaa]

Hearing Pavarotti is like hearing the voice of God, there's not even a English word to do enough justice in relations to his godly abilities.

[@stevehughes6627]

I am English, and I agree Italian is the language to sing in.

[@davidholwell2060]

Have heard this so many time's. Still makes me emotional. So glad you enjoyed it.

[@sasapetroski981]

Yes Pavarotti have perfect voice👍👍

[@markeast9221]

You just heard the Greatest Opera Voice the world has ever had ! R.I.P. Tell me you didn't get goose bumps and chills !

[@maggie1253]

If you knew the words he was singing, you would be in tears.

[@ccmjj9770]

Exactly! ❤️

[@michaelgilman4068]

In our day and age, we can easily look them up.

[@geraldcoutch9011]

You should check out Pavarotti and James Brown "It's a man's world"

[@leesher1845]

I think she did. ☺️

[@luiscorreia847]

Best of both worlds, jayy

[@davidbrock2871]

That may just be the greatest 4 minutes of music that we will ever hear.

[@calibreman]

I'm 74 years of age and Luciano Pavarotti is the best tenor I've heard so far.

[@GN-jn1ty]

Watching opera is different from watching other kinds of singing. The operatic voice is an instrument in the orchestra, and a Pavarotti is a soloist. Their voices are their instrument.

[@januzzell8631]

Wonderful aria from one of my favourite operas - And brilliantly sung here RIP Pavarotti - glorious tone

[@oskarlina5912]

This performance deserves an emotiomal response. Best voice ever. And you are beautiful also

[@nylabo]

It’s hard to even wrap your brain around someone being able to make those sounds. It’s crazy! Listen to him preform Ava Maria You just won’t believe it.

[@quecksilber457]

Just listen to operas by Giacomo Puccini and sung by Pavarotti. Those are the really emotional ones. Nessun Dorma is from the opera Turandot. For me Pavarotti just kicks my heart wide open. EVERY TIME!

[@jeffstevens4262]

The voice of God almighty in human form. Did you see his face at the end of the song? It's like he was high on the music.

[@iriscollins7583]

A very good analogy. High!!!

[@TheMarcodiator]

In the final verse, he is ordering the stars to set, so that he can be victorious, the following dawn. What a performance. Salutes from Rome, Italy.

[@martinevans7090]

NEVER fails to make the hairs on the back of my neck stand up! No matter how many times I hear that aria sung by the Maestro, it always does that to me!

[@micaheldarby9426]

Pavoratti was gifted with a fantastic voice. When he passed the world lost the voice of an angel. There are now lots of children who follow in his footsteps. He brought music to everyone.

[@LiberoAzzurro]

"pavoratti"??

[@TheAussief1]

La Stupenda, the flower duet. Have tissues and several stiff drinks at hand.

[@keithlawton7821]

The greatest tennor ever, perhaps you should listen to the 3 tenors, Pavarotti, Domingo, carreras. Singing as a trio, what a pleasure it will be for you.

[@alecfed]

My brother had this played at our mother's funeral, it was her favourite. I tear up whenever I hear this.

[@dans2015]

Legends never die R.I.P brother ❤️

[@jamricsloe]

Perfect technique, he keeps his tongue out of the way and his chin simply drops straight down. So relaxed. He was amazing.

[@robertsoden5068]

Appropriate piece today re. Italia 90 and the departure of another legend ( Diego )

[@debbiemccain5850]

It makes most people, even people that dont listen to opera, feel just the way you described. I cry everytime I hear this one🎵💜🎶

[@elzar760]

I’ve seen this sooooo many times, and still, every single time, i get chills. I don’t know if that ever goes away.

[@waltermeadus80]

Great place to start when listening to classical music.

[@trishstafford8256]

I love to hear a real man singing! Love the effortless strength and beauty

[@renzocasablancalivros2147]

How can AMERICAN people in the modern age, with access to technology have NO idea who Pavarotti nor Opera itself is??

[@fabio6947]

We can talk about great artists....m.jackson,Elvis,Rolling Stones and beatles,etc...etc...but...THIS is unique...nobody can go over the great Luciano...

[@cathyk9302]

He was a master, so many of the ones, like Pavoratti, Joan Sutherland, Jessye Norman and so many others took us places. Another good one to enjoy would be Bocelli and Brightman singing Time To Say Goodbye.

[@mmaarrttyy123]

This is Pavarotti. It is like the best of the best. It is like Queen, Michael Jackson, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Guns N Roses and The Beatles. Just like any form of music, opera can be average but at it's best it is very powerful. Also check out The 3 tenors with Pavarotti and Andrea Bocelli. I grew up listening to opera as my parents loved it. I don't listen to it every day but when I do it moves me.

[@sunsungoaway]

Please react to Celine Dion and Andrea Bocelli's "The Prayer"

[@NokneesLooney]

I just love how gobsmacked you were when it ended. Check out Maria Callas, Renee Fleming, and many others.

[@tlcndc]

I’m so happy to see you so wonderfully overwhelmed with this magnificent rendition especially by Pavorotti, and when you learn what the words are about you’ll be even MORE overwhelmed and appreciate the emotion even more!

[@billolsen4360]

That's right, gives everybody goosebumps!

[@beverlybrown2673]

You have to see Aretha Franklin's rendition at the Grammy's when she had to fill in for him last minute because he was ill. It will blow your mind.

[@RK-ig8gc]

It was painful for me

[@davidmernick7360]

It's especially impressive because it wasn't in her normal key and she only had like a day to learn it. Absolute showstopper.

[@newtonphile]

There is so much more to opera than just the songs. There is pageantry and grace and drama and acting and singing and costumes and sets. Beauty is part of every experience in opera. I miss going to the opera. I love to dress rather formally and treat it as a date experience with my partner. I recommend giving it a try when pandemics fade and allow us to experience it live again.

[@debramorano]

My mom was from Germany and gave us a wonderful education and love for music. My first operetta was in 1969 at the Central City Opera House in Colorado. I was 13 and all dressed up. Die Fledermaus was the best intro into Opera. She continued taking my sisters and me her whole life. Taught us to dance in the kitchen. Lord I miss her.

[@algarvio7910]

I've been "discovering" Pavarotti's heavenly voice for days. I cannot do without this experience. All the reactions are almost the same: as soon as he opens his mouth, our soul ignites. It expresses the most beautiful thing that Humanity can have: compassion. It makes us all brothers and sisters.

[@andyoreo333]

Mozart Queen of the night. Please

[@paulboutet5293]

I enjoyed looking at you enjoying! I listened to so many Tenors throughout my whole life, and I was born in 1952 (Del Monaco, Corelli, Di Stephano, Vickers, Kaufmann, Domingo, Carrera, Giacomini, etc.). I started to listen to them at a very early age (4-5 years old) I always preferred Pavarotti!... The presentation you are listening to right now is his best performance of that aria, and it established a standard that nobody else could match so far (in my opinion and taste of course).

[@ddtalk]

Thank you for having an open mind.. It truly is a beautiful Art! I love all kinds of music.. Blessings!

[@debbiec4516]

Pavarotti was/is THE tenor of opera. Omg I cry every time. You should react to Andrea Bocelli. I swear they’re angels.

[@steveb1972]

I’ve seen many opera singers perform this well, but he was the MASTER!!!!

[@yendor1232]

Pavarotti was with out a doubt the greatest tenor to ever live. A true master

[@K2edg]

Pavoratti was the pride of Italy and that man could sing!! he put everything into his performances and you could literally feel the passion/emotion which is why he was the best!! but he was also as mad as a box of frogs........ He spoke very good English so it's worth digging out a few of his interviews and funny stories.

[@TheNakedWombat]

Check out the duet with Elton John and Luciano Pavarotti singing, Live Like Horses.

[@mendellipsker2292]

Hell yeah! One if my favorite sings ever! (The colab)

[@n_other_1604]

If you want more by him you should check out CARUSO or AVE MARIA

[@annecox944]

You should try The Three Tenors, Luciano Pavarotti, Placid Domingo and Jose Carrere

[@SweetThing]

I always shed a tear when I hear Pav sing Nessun Dorma.

[@1chish]

1990. Rome Football World Cup. The Three Tenors And of course: Nessun Dorma (None shall sleep)

[@mdutchy2582]

Pavarotti and Edith Piaf were two singers that could move me singing in a language I didnt know what they were singing.

[@annrothery2910]

Thank you for playing it through then giving your review , that’s how it should be done xx☘️

[@claudiocarpentieri2714]

Your reaction is natural and proof you have a sensible soul, congratulations!

[@robertlavallee591]

By itself when the piece is in a long opera story,the piece is considered an "aria" because its basically a solo that's meant to describe the emotions,they are the best way to get introduced to opera,I'm not a big fan of the genre myself,but the solos are magnificent and he is a legend,but you could try Kiri Te Kanawa or check out the aria from Madame Butterfly a tragedy.

[@Fadilanse]

shiiiiit, god must poured the whole bucket of vocal for a whole century into Luciano alone and leave none to me, goddamn it

[@shotgunblast28]

It was in Italian. Just so beautiful. I love opera. Makes tears come to my eyes. ❤️

[@jayrock21]

Check out the song "Ava a Maria" it is an opera song

[@jackschleich9475]

90 percent of the people in the world can never sound like that. Most people can't listen to this without being effected.

[@smileymarshn7973]

About love for a princess. The last line means "At dawn I will win! I will win! I will win!"

[@suecastle9724]

Go to your comment section and a guy gives you the words and the story behind the song. If you don’t get goosebumps you are dead.

[@falxonPSN]

Late to the party, but this is an amazing song sung by a true master. For a different angle, they used this song in the Season 1 Finale of Daredevil and it was a perfect blend of music and emotional plot threads. A very powerful moment worthy of a great song.

[@kevinarmstrong9034]

Rest in peace Pavarotti a true legend one of the infamous trio The 3 Tenors . "E Più Ti Penso" by Andrea Bocelli and Ariana Grande is an absolute must Andrea's vocals is superb and my fav opera singer

[@adamknight7041]

Andrea is a great pop tenor but he isn't an opera singer, his vibrato isn't consistent enough and his voice would get lost with a full orchestra behind him without a microphone.

[@kevinarmstrong9034]

@@adamknight7041 Andrea Bocelli is an Italian opera singer, songwriter & tenor And was discovered by the Great late Pavarotti himself, everyone is entitled to their opinion & I respect yours.

[@shawaizalikhan5970]

@@kevinarmstrong9034 i would just appreciate your reply🙌 its hard to find people respecting others opinion.

[@Mesicku]

Andrea Bocelli is more in the genre of pop opera which is a mix of both, for example Con te Partiro. He does sing opera arias sometimes though, and does well imo. I personally like him more in pop opera songs than in opera arias. He has a beautiful voice, but I wouldn't consider him to have the same technical level as professional opera tenors. Nevertheless he is very successful in introducing the public for the first time into opera and proves to be very versatile and creative.

[@hollygranger3734]

Wow! Love your reaction! I was so fortunate to grow up in a big family where everyone listened to so many different genres and Classical and Opera was always blaring in my Mum’s car and this is her favourite song from her favourite opera.

[@harveynewman4333]

try listening to JONATHAN ANTOINE ,opera singer. almost 20 years old. he is great.

[@adamknight7041]

He is indeed the best of the current generation but he is infact now 25 (26 in January)

[@harveynewman4333]

@@adamknight7041 i lost track of his age

[@mr.furmasa8412]

ORGOGLIO ITALIANO. you Need hearing MINA

[@danace3896]

Check out his duet with James Brown !!😎✌

[@Henry-Paget]

Just amazing, such a wonderful voice. Great as always Jayy.

[@jamhuizar]

Long admired Pavarotti. Saw him in concert years ago. This is one of my favorite performances by him. This song is one of the greats. Aretha Franklin sings an amazing version of "Nessun Dorma." There's a video of her performance on KZbin. It's titled "Aretha Franklin, "Nessun Dorma," LIVE 1998." It's a must-see for fans of Luciano, Aretha, and "Nessun Dorma."

[@adriankucinski481]

You should check out Pavarotti with James Brown.

[@deennaemilio]

Luciano is the greatest tenor since Caruso and probably even better. Thank you for giving him the respect he deserves. RIP Luciano.

[@thomastallis8819]

And it's Puccini that is speaking to you through the vessel of the great tenor. Worth repeating: Puccini is the one that you're reacting to.

[@FilPol-yu1es]

A Glimpse of...The Divine 💫

[@dennyd9]

If you had to start with one, that was the one...Happy you enjoyed it! Get lost in it! :-)

[@clairepalmer9963]

You should give “ live like horses” by Pavarotti and Elton John

[@sofiajimenez1759]

Please, react to Pavarotti singing Una furtiva lacrima, live. And Renee Flemming Depuis le jour 🙏😍

[@tobyjohnmedicinehorse8784]

You really need to him doing Ava Maria, seriously

[@bh5606]

He described the tenor voice as a wild animal.

[@palenteer]

Try Andrea Bochelli

[@samhartford8677]

Do you know what I want, with these reaction things and all? That we will be blessed with opera singers with African origins that will be able to take the art to another level. Because the voice quality is different. Thanks for reacting. Spread it around.

[@jeffstevens4262]

Nessun Dorma means 'None Shall Sleep'

[@dianecostanza]

He makes is look so easy. Like it’s nothing for him to reach those notes. Perfection.

[@beanzy66]

Try some Tom Waits. Whistling past the graveyard. Or 16 shells from a thirty ought six. I'd love to hear what you think. Loving the show.

[@desperateambrose5373]

My favorite Waits is "Step Right Up".

[@beanzy66]

@@desperateambrose5373 classic tune.

[@waltermeadus80]

Try Sarah Brighton and Andrea Bocelli "Time to say Goodbye":

[@machinegunjackmcgurn4188]

Genius. His voice was like God’s trumpet.

[@giuseppebarbati3196]

Pavarotti is a bets a montr di opera

[@kevindean247]

You should take a look at Luciano Pavarotti and James Brown singing "It's a man's world. " The godfather of soul and the godfather of opera singing together. What more could you want?