Luciano Pavarotti interview - farewell tour - Australia

[@nthdegree1269]

Good interview. The interviewer showed genuine respect and was warm and engaging.

[@VE8HL]

And....knowledgeable! Leo is VERY knowledgeable...

[@PragueImport]

@@VE8HL I absolutely agree!

[@31Alden]

So human, so accessible, warm and kind. The world is a very unforgiving place without this brilliantly gifted man. R.I.P. Maestro Pavarotti. Greatly missed.

[@dawnc511]

Pavarotti looks so well. 😊 And sadly not long after he passed away. I loved the way he took away the snobbery of opera and brought it to working class to enjoy. The snobs were not happy lol

[@maryf259]

Opera was created for common people.

[@shirleycreazzo969]

How lovely was this? The so obvious respect of the good interviewer and the thoughtfulness of Pavarotti's responses made this a lovely session and a treat. Pavarotti left so much of himself with us - both musically and otherwise - his generosity of spirit will be with us for a very long time to come. I loved seeing and hearing this, thank you.

[@sellaholding9205]

Maestro Pavarotti still lives in the minds of those that love him always! He is a legend and Nessun Dorma still belongs to him! Sella in. Canada 2019...

[@larryloverde1629]

It’s sad watching this now knowing that the cancer that killed him about a year later was probably developing inside him at this point. What an amazing career he had. One of a kind voice and personality.Very missed in the opera world. I consider him the Mohamed Ali of opera.

[@purplescapular4935]

KING OF OPERA NOBODY SURPASSED PAVAROTTI TRUE ARTIST AND LEGEND

[@voulakoumouris491]

The very best!

[@meirwise1107]

Is it really ten years since he passed? Hard to accept. He was larger than life in every way. The greatest singer of the last hundred years. RIP Maestro.

[@flav2689]

14 years...and it's terrible. Miss him so much. He was such a warm, nice person.

[@purplescapular4935]

15 years without the greatest TENOR on earth. I LOVE him dearly.

[@voulakoumouris491]

The very best tenor of all time

[@EndoftheTownProductions]

It is hard to believe that Pav is not with us, for he was so full of life.

[@themouse0237]

3 Minute Poetry Analysis Why do you sound like a Bibel Verse?

[@maryf259]

TheMouse02 why do you sound like a troll?

[@MichaelBublesGirl27]

I love and miss Luciano pavarotti so much. He is such a brilliant tenor.

[@jt-eb4sp]

Set interview i have ever seen. Interviewing Pavarotti must have overwhelming for the interviewer. It’s like talking to the best there is. Lucky man. Luciano was fantastic. Down to earth and seemed at ease.

[@g.g1217]

My absolute favorite singer of any genre!!!!!

[@sellaholding9205]

March 2016. This was a wonderful interview!! Pavarotti was very honest and revealed a lot about his feelings! and in english too!

[@jamespratt214]

When I heard that he had died, I had a good cry and put on my favorite Pavarotti cd.

[@xgiobix5680]

What a man, incredible, phenomenal! Thank you!

[@Catholicoz]

Leo Schofield is a great festival organiser, food critic and, as shown here, a marvellous, empathetic interviewer and displays an extensive, intimate knowledge of music and of Pavarotti's career. He's also an outstanding 'Old Boy' of Lewisham Christian Brothers!

[@moneymakerforex5739]

Just thinking that he suddenly, inmediately died after his retirement; that he couldn´t enjoy the rest of his life, makes me so sad, almost cry-wishing...

[@flav2689]

Same. I actually cries a bit when I thought of him today. I really hope that if there is afterlife that he's in heaven. Miss him so much.

[@oksanalewyckyj]

The Greatest Tenor of all times !

[@darlyinvestments]

Eu estava com muita saudade dele e um dia pedi muito para vê-lo encontrá-lo e tive meu pedido atendido. Qdo acordei só tive que agradecer por ter tido a oportunidade de encontrá-lo. Hoje bateu aquela saudade, mas sei que nem sempre terei o privilégio de vê-lo. Saudade. Como queria ter te abraçado em vida. Tocado na sua energia.

[@TrainSounds]

RIP It’s been over 10 years since you passed.

[@annecytanovich4340]

beautiful Interview

[@joanlembo7845]

What a beautiful talented man. I just love him ❣️

[@judithgill287]

Best interview that I’ve watched on Pavarotti. Thoughtful questions throughout!

[@MrStpendouslvforjo]

I loved this interview! The interviewer was great too!

[@eltiogottlieb.4911]

I agree with the interviewer: very unforgiving public those who booed him in those two or three bad nights. Viva Pavarotti.

[@brettstone9758]

Thanks so much for sharing this.

[@anaplaza1562]

Ver como Luciano Pavarotti traspaso' todos los límites que Dios o un ser supremo,creo' en el universo,en este mundo,para deleitarnos con este ser humano,divino,que con sus talentos dejo' un legado que difícilmente alguien podra' superar.

[@purplescapular4935]

I truly admire and love him. Besides his talents, he's a down to earth warmth heart lovable person.

[@flav2689]

@@purplescapular4935 Same here. It breaks my heart he’s not here. And I’m so sad I never even had the chance to see him live or just thank him for everything. Born too late for that. I’m now 27 - loving and missing a man I never even met. It’s weird…but still true. I feel the connection and the fact he’s gone hurts.

[@cherylcalac8485]

One of a kind!

[@yolandasanchez2836]

qué majete Luciano!

[@musettina6adina224]

Tosca in Salzburg with Karajan ,was the last time the Maestro conducted operatic performances at the Easter Festival 1989 .he died in July that year . Tosca was Anna Tomowa- Sintow.

[@karenemery1404]

I. Love. Him. ❤️🇱🇷

[@EDGEDAZZA]

I just wanna pinch the cheeks of the interviewer hahah He’s so warm and fuzzy

[@EndoftheTownProductions]

What a great interviewer!

[@purplescapular4935]

After this, only a few months later he was gone forever. So sad.

[@alexanderismajlvo3016]

💖💖💖💖

[@larsgsanger3105]

🌸🌺❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@TanTan-pd4fw]

I know I may be late but...his eyebrows are kinda adorable lol RIP Luciano Pavarotti

[@Nile722]

You will be missed

[@PopCulture_072]

This Interview in 2005

[@ransomcoates546]

Lucky he didn’t know what ‘Ricky’ Bonynge thought of him in his later career. The Bonynge interview on KZbin is remarkably nasty.

[@EndoftheTownProductions]

Agreed. The interviewer asks him to tell a story about Pavarotti and Bonynge gossips about how he ate an entire chocolate cake. After all those years performing with him and that is the story you tell?

[@ransomcoates546]

@Marie Whitbread But he did more or less create the miracle of Joan Sutherland, who might otherwise have lingered around Covent Garden singing Clotilde.

[@flav2689]

Who is that? Bonynge?

[@ransomcoates546]

flav' Yes.

[@sandz4738]

@@flav2689 long time pianist of Lucianno

[@leoandwiz]

What is the name of the interviewer?

[@magnacz]

Wonder why it never happened singing with Maria Callas ? Was she playing hard to get ? Was she afraid of his talent and knowledge ? She didn’t suffer fools gladly and didn’t hold back when a tenor would give her a hard time. Even out singing somebody on stage. It would have been great....

[@musettina6adina224]

There were talk, they should have sung a Traviata together,but she had second thoughts, probably not feeling up to her past talent and fame.

[@정정애-i3p]

원조 짱구눈썹

[@neelbanerjee2562]

He is looking like a neolithic farmer