Franco Corelli "Move this piano with one finger"

Piotr Beczala describe a Franco Corelli

[@kyleaustin7045]

"We are not like that. We have to work" As if Corelli hadn't had to. He had to work extremely hard to achieve what he had.

[@AnshaAbdul]

just a joke

[@susannehutter6678]

Yes extremely Hard but Nobody yould succeed until now.

[@saulm58]

It's really rare to see combined in an opera singer such an impressive voice and stage presence. It must have been a very thrilling experience to be in the theater during his performances.

[@sandram8750]

Impressionante, di una grandezza che non sembra terrena ! Grazie per questo meraviglioso video

[@radames5855]

Stupendo Franco!!! UNICO

[@Keatsy08]

His voice is carrying me so far away... It is beyond all human understanding, and he did not spare his divine gift, and stopped when felt he could not be superior...

[@SpecialtyHorseTraining]

I saw him 4 times and got his autograph. Voice from another galaxy. Melted me with that "Vittoria" that went around the world. He was so awed by my friends tears he reached out and touched her wet face. That an international star would care so about us teens. Such a nice man too.

[@marujaaparicio1009]

Inigualable !!!

[@user-yg7zn6cy8o]

Этот человек изумляет...сверхъестественный голос!Сколько мощи и красоты,это просто стихия вокала! Как же нам повезло, что есть хорошие записи. Спасибо огромное!

[@Keatsy08]

Здесь не самые лучшие, к сожалению...

[@anafranciscaaldunate8866]

Creo que Béczala lo dice con humor y cariño, y por supuesto mucha admiración. Sabe perfectamente que Corelli fue un incansable perfeccionista. Pero tantas cualidades no pueden pasar inadvertidas: increíbles belleza física, voz inigualable, humildad, simpatía, gracias a Dios el mismo confesaba que era tremendamente nervioso (quizá para hacerse perdonar)

[@miguelsalinas4143]

El mejor Tenor del Mundo BRAVO!!!

[@xxirapax8830]

Bellissimo tributo a Corelli! Complimenti per il video, bravo!

[@Luifernal6]

Grazie!!! 🙏🏻

[@bradleymonroe6443]

Learning how to use Corelli's ideas can sometimes work for all voices.

[@folliefollymops7676]

FABULOUS!!!! BRAVO!

[@alfredalfred3571]

excellent !!!!!

[@tenormiguelsanchezmoreno5272]

Una joya de video.....!!!! Gracias...!!!!

[@leonardopizzella7834]

Impresionante el vozarrón de Franco Corelli. Sin dudas está entre los 3 más grandes tenores de la historia de la Ópera.

[@susannehutter6678]

Il.mas Grande!

[@silvanamodica7655]

Grande!!!

[@carolpaynter8181]

I thought this was a very nice tribute to Franco and loved the music excerpts.👍

[@Luifernal6]

My pleasure 😁

[@stefanogrimaldi503]

Il Re ❤

[@isaiasgaminosanchez8616]

Esto llega a confirmar el chingonazo que era , porque como el no hay dos ni tres ni cuatro etcétera , era único 👍

[@andrzejzborowski4920]

I've read in one book that Corelli was 6'1 (186 cm).

[@judithbereczky4114]

And he used to be a swimmer in his youth.

[@susannehutter6678]

Yes He won competitions in swimming too

[@lieliannenasgy2649]

Unico,magnifico,eccellente e eccezionale.Molto grazie.

[@aflethgsb]

He was not human. He was a God!

[@susannehutter6678]

Yes indeed and nobody Else should try his calaf to copy, IT wouldnt work

[@ubedajils]

Portento absoluto

[@kyleaustin7045]

The Turandot footage is from 1970 (Live, Macerata), while the audio is from 1966 (Live, Met). However, the audio (In questa reggia) from the same 1970 performance has recently appeared on KZbin. It's amazing.

[@user-cy6xl3vd3f]

Why are they singing it one semitone higher in this 1966 audio? Corelli hits a high C# here, pretty rare coming from him. The high B in his first "gli enigmi" line is also outstanding.

[@baoanhnguyen9186]

Because the 1966 is faulty.

[@francogimelli8150]

Cosa dire voce miracolosa e mai raggiunta !

[@KarenNimereala]

L'unico......

[@1UShawn]

5:13, if that's not a clear pulsation, I wonder what is.

[@adamunger5070]

What does being able to move a piano with one finger have to do with vocal coordination. I guess by his theory we should pluck people out of the mr universe competition and turn them into singers. Size and strength mean nothing if you dont have the proper vocal coordination

[@Luifernal6]

Adam Unger he said that metaphorically

[@pmuzio]

You would understand if you had heard him in person

[@natalinatollari9266]

Doveva fare un po di show

[@semme01]

becazala looks like zancanaro there :D

[@Luifernal6]

Omg is true 😆🤣

[@judithbereczky4114]

Only more handsome than Beczala.

[@susannehutter6678]

Yes

[@mattvichy5414]

Corelli era tan grande que no era necesario trucar algunas imágenes para alargar más la nota

[@saulm58]

Me parece que el sonido no esta alargado, sino las imágenes para hacerlas coincidir con el audio.

[@basilioaguilar3814]

Whats the name of the first piece??? Great video btw

[@ER1CwC]

Basilio Aguilar It’s Don Jose’s entrance music from Act II of Carmen (before “Enfin, c’est toi.”)

[@basilioaguilar3814]

Thanks

[@Luifernal6]

Basilio Aguilar Carmen act II “Alto là! Chi va là? Prode d’alcala!”

[@andymanland]

Yeah, but look at MDM. He wasn't as big as Franco, but had a more powerful voice. It doesn't matter the size. Or Robert Merrill, he was so small, but had a descent voice. There are probably more examples to this.

[@nthdegree1269]

Not the range though. Franco had the power plus range, and tremendous endurance and control. Del Monaco never had Corelli's high notes, but he did have tremendous power. Del Monaco power is very/very rare.

[@nthdegree1269]

@@buhnedej Agreed... Having talked to numerous people who saw them live. MDM was a true Dramatic Tenor

[@user-cy6xl3vd3f]

@@nthdegree1269 come on, he just didn't have the reliability and longevity on the high C, and maybe franco had a bit of an edge on the B in terms of ease and dynamics, but up to high Bb Del Monaco was a powerhouse that almost nobody ever matched.

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

@@user-cy6xl3vd3f Del Monaco had the most powerful mid tenor voice. Corelli had the most powerful high tenor range. Del Monaco also did not always have reliable high B, but his mid range was like a great bronze column. It is rare for a tenor to have such a good mid range.

[@labienus9968]

What?-Corelli singing what, is Beczala referring to?

[@Luifernal6]

Tu ca nun chiagne... A Neapolitan song

[@labienus9968]

@@Luifernal6 Thanks. Didn't see any other reference to it, and was thinking aria. As you know there are many Corelli versions of it.

[@Luifernal6]

@@labienus9968 that’s true 😂

[@labienus9968]

@@Luifernal6 You can also find the full class-rather than this snippet and tribute- where later there is another reference to Corelli--kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJimqYOIhd51d7M

[@xxsaruman82xx87]

Sad that Beczala didn't learn anything from Corelli

[@susannehutter6678]

No He didnt, nobody could

[@filipszyga7394]

Is it true that Corelli was using his muscles from his back to gain some extra vocal power?

[@raffaelepianese9328]

Actually don't know, but he may had some advantage on power and breath control because he was a swimmer!

[@Monnarchmonnarchy]

It did gives a points to piotr, he is horrible. There is a top phrase of papino with his "passagio"?

[@antonioha4551]

Lui ha studiato e ricercato troppo. Aveva troppi pensieri! Assolutamente non è mio gusto...

[@susannehutter6678]

No for me no einther. Now He wants to sing calaf ist a bis challange too