Luciano Pavarotti - Nessun dorma (Lincoln Center, 1979)

[@jimmyavsfan24]

I am normally a metal heavy-metal grunge rock kind of a guy I have absolutely no idea what this man is saying but the moment he opens his mouth I no longer hear him with my ears I just feel him with my soul this is one of the most beautiful sounds I have ever encountered. I couldn’t even begin to imagine what it would feel like to sit in a theater and listen to this man sing

[@joyusachoobarb]

would you like to know what he's saying?

[@jimmyavsfan24]

Marcus Ian McKenzie absolutely

[@TangoCat303]

Beautiful comment, Jim Donnelly. I hope you continue your discovery of opera. You've certainly started in a great place! You might like to try Jonathon Antoine - a very young British tenor who first came to the world stage just a short time after Maestro Pavarotti left us. Amazing voice, lovely person.

[@jimmyavsfan24]

TangoCat303 thanks for the info. I will for sure listen to him as well. God bless

[@joyusachoobarb]

None shall sleep! None shall sleep! Even you, oh princess, in your cold room, look at the stars that tremble with love and hope! But my mystery; it is locked in me. And my name, no one will know! No, no! On your mouth I will say it, when the light will shine! And my kiss will break the silence, that makes you mine! His name no one will know... And we shall have, alas, to die, to die...! Disperse, o night! Vanish, oh stars! Vanish, oh stars! At daybreak, I will win! I will win! I will win!

[@wpontius4355]

Nobody comes close to Pavarotti singing Nessum dorma. Never tire of hearing him. Rest in Peace Maestro, you are greatly missed.

[@annahayden2135]

I was so lucky to see The Three Tenors in Cleveland, Ohio. I had no idea how moved I would be.

[@Xadoom]

Nobody? Try with Franco Corelli

[@Loulou-sr3tk]

@@Xadoom you are right: Franco Corelli is by far, the best. Plus, he is the best looking tenor who ever existed. Calfat was never so handsome, with a beautiful voice.

[@ilovebarbra2]

Jonas Kaufman sings it best.

[@author7027]

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[@SuperBoscaino]

Nulla da commentare, il piu' grande tenore di tutti i tempi.

[@Bluesmokerider]

Alla fine, il suo sguardo è straordinario, roba dell'altro mondo. Comunque, te lo godi ancora molto di più se l'italiano è la tua madrelingua...

[@brianwillson9567]

Nessun dorma must be one of the most moving works ever composed. With Pavarotti it touches the very soul.

[@tony5599]

Chucha madre! Nadie jamás tendrá ese timbre.

[@lopeem45]

After Beniamino Gigli for sure.

[@gardenmom1364]

Jep 👍👍👍👍

[@JoyArt33]

The smile at the end. When you know what you’ve just done is going to be legendary.

[@frankhoffman3566]

This performance was the best Nessun Dorma ever sung by anyone, ever.

[@sb6482]

1998 concert was pretty sick as well

[@simeonsokerov1988]

@@sb6482 this and 1998 are the best performances ever of every ever

[@Jovy198]

Grazie a Dio sono italiano, e ne posso apprezzare ogni singola parola. 🇮🇹

[@katrusya9326]

Не надо быть итальянцем чтоб оценить каждое слово.

[@Jovy198]

​@@katrusya9326 una cosa è leggere una traduzione, come faccio io adesso con ciò che hai scritto. Un'altra è la lingua madre

[@angelluisromerofernandez4350]

Saludos desde España, Italia🇮🇹 y España🇪🇸 siempre hermanas.

[@thiapriestly2903]

​@@katrusya9326Kia ora!!

[@johannaledesma5301]

​@@Jovy198El italiano no es un idioma difícil. Aunque para los latinos, obviamente, nos resultará más fácil.

[@chetpogostin34]

A force of nature. No one was in Luciano's league. The greatest tenor of our time.

[@MichelLinschoten]

Alphie Prager absolutely true!

[@jimdrake-writer]

His manager for most of his career, the late Herbert Breslin, told me (and Pavarotti confirmed) that he had told both of the young tenors, Pavarotti and Domingo, whom he had taken on as clients, that the only way to win the American public was to do as Caruso had done in the 1910s: give concerts in every major city from coast to coast. Pavarotti loved concertizing, but Domingo did not and preferred making recordings and appearing on television shows. Breslin and Domingo parted on less than amicable terms, but the strategy Breslin had given both tenors proved to be a major factor in Pavarotti’s mega-stardom in the U.S.

[@jimdrake-writer]

The unseen announcer is the marvelous Martin Bookspan.

[@OMGEJO]

You are wrong.. pavorotti is the greatest tenor of all the time..

[@alanbabie]

Well said

[@ShelleyMagner]

Who else has goose bumps listening to him?

[@simeonsokerov1988]

instant tears

[@karlbraun9564]

RIP Luciano Pavarotti 1935-2007. The greatest tenor of all times.

[@道-p2e]

Great tenor who pushed operatic to the pop world. I am certain P himself be not approve of your words

[@giancarlocerza9159]

maybe Caruso gets close;

[@道-p2e]

@@giancarlocerza9159 thank you, Caruso deserves. Pavarotti is a great tenor of his time, he loves GDS, Jussi B. He never wanted even to compare to these 2, let alone Caruso...

[@giancarlocerza9159]

@@道-p2e statistic: Caruso sang in San Francisco in 1901. It was a world event. Next day was an even greater event. The city shook and we had the 1901 earthquake which destroyed the city.

[@道-p2e]

@@giancarlocerza9159 City should had sued him, not too late. But for this aria alone, most will pick Franco Corelli, true Prince Calaf, Pavarotti never formally took this role at all, he knows and he is very humble smart guy. it is one thing to sing this famous piece, it is totally scary to go through the final act, will drive throat retire earlier for sure. Check these names under this aria, do not listen to anyone's claim of world best, etc. Gianfranco Cecchele, Mario del Monaco, GIACOMO LAURI VOLPI . Even only stay in italian tenors, the list is pretty long. Stop here.

[@cmw611]

You can NEVER hear Pavarotti sing Nessun Dorma TOO many times!

[@zauberfee2492]

Alle Nessun Dormas haben ihr eigenes von Lucino Pavarotti. Wie dieses❤

[@peggymalouse2964]

I am not a deeply religious person, but this man had truly been touched by the hand of God. The voice of an angel. So beautiful and moving he brings me to tears. Rest well, Luciano.

[@erzsebetszekeres5127]

Beeing a religious person is not a shame. God save us!

[@stephenalderson6279]

Only four voices have ever moved me to tears, Luciano, Lanza, domingo and more lately kaufmann.

[@bolajiaiyegboyin3579]

Peggy love,he would have joined the choirs in my father's kingdom heaven.he will need no training.

[@JoyJoy-ge4ce]

You're right dear

[@bolajiaiyegboyin3579]

@Marie Whitbread Peggy is saying the same thing as you.hardwork and God grace are grace from God.

[@barriereader9116]

I’m thanking the almighty, for his voice, and my ears.

[@mathbrown9099]

First, a genius of musicality. Second, a master of vocal technique. Third, an act of God’s love and mercy to have brought us this maestro. Every time he sang was a “Tour-de-force.”

[@andrewpetik2034]

Yes! Using God's given talent to bless us all.

[@robinkrieger8003]

I cannot watch this without crying….ever…..

[@gailwebb9619]

Agree. His singing this aria is so beautiful and deeply touching that it always makes me cry!

[@erchamion4288]

Forza Italia!! Greetings from Spain! Forza vs. Coronavirus! Vincero!!!!!

[@pedrosoto8968]

FORZA A TUTTI

[@RoberthoSanchez]

Fuerza Italia, solidaridad desde Perú. Avanti hermanos

[@silvanaosti7449]

@@RoberthoSanchez Gracias a todos!!! fuerza a ustedes tambien!!!!

[@Kerol.G]

Forças a Itália e a Espanha ♥️

[@vinc2224]

Forza fratelli Spagnoli. !!!!!

[@lauraopper2571]

We're so fortunate to have these recordings so we can appreciate Pavarotti even after his death.

[@1510km]

If you've ever wondered what perfection is, this is it.

[@jodyperdue5561]

Yes it is

[@johnscanlon2598]

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[@aljones75]

You can’t argue that

[@lindac2491]

The world is a much sadder place now that he is gone. He brings me to tears every time he sings this aria

[@davidcanfield883]

You will appreciate the power of his voice even more when you realize what is not there. a microphone 🎤

[@FAMA-18]

That was the first thing I noticed simply epic.

[@mpwarrillow]

there is a microphone. we arent hearing this from youtube years later via magic.

[@Arkxyz]

@@mpwarrillow Yeah but there's no mic directly in front of him. His voice was THAT powerful.

[@carloutube]

Wow

[@zauberfee2492]

Es gibt bis jetzt keinen der ihm nach all der Zeit Nahe komnt. Pavarotti bleibt Pavarotti egal wer als Tenor nachkommen mag.🙏

[@delightschwartz1469]

I had the privilege of hearing Pavarotti sing this aria at a birthday celebration (I think it was the 70th) for Henry Mancini at UCLA - shortly before the latter's passing. I was about 30 feet from the stage, and I remember seeing that he was sturdily buile, slightly bowlegged, but his stage presence was simply majestic; He simply stood there onstage, replanted his feet between phrases and held a white silk scarf in one hand. His projection and volume were overwhelming. I remember the sound crew had trouble with his mike and for a couple of phrases, simply stepped to one side and sang without it while they replaced the cord, and to my amazement, as good as he sounded on a recording, he sounded even better live! My boss who was attending with me (we were in the music industry in those days!) said that he had heard Pavarotti live multiple times over the years and he'd discovered that the man's recordings, as sublime as they are, pale in comparison to hearing him live. So grateful I had that experience; I remember driving home in a blissful dreamlike state. I still have the program; there were many other performers, but he is who I will always remember.

[@ellenlyons7413]

the biggest regret of my life that I never heard him in person. I was around, just unaware of opera.

[@sauronbaggins1833]

Thanks for sharing!

[@rollotomassi7437]

His greatest gift... if you can pick just one, was his ability with pronunciation. No one in the history of opera, or music came close to his ability to pronounce the words more perfectly, succinctly and clearly. This required incredible control of his diaphragm and discipline breathing techniques. Most people feel it not only separated him from other sopranos but contributed to his ability to reach incredible levels of tone and pitch. Pavarotti never sang an aria or song, he captured the musics soul and transferee it to the audience so they could feel the emotion and live in the moment. No one has ever match him.

[@gaetanodragonetti3942]

What a good anecdote. I’m sure you cherish it deeply

[@copelandtenn]

I saw him live in 1998, and your comment about hearing him live is solidly accurate. This recording is superb - yet live was a different dimension, which gave perspective to the power in his voice. That night, he came out for five encores. Neither he nor we wanted the evening to end. A treasured and surreal moment which is beyond words to adequately convey, which I will go to the grave savoring.

[@Fizzler99]

I don’t really understand how you can realise you have this level of talent

[@elkepankoke]

He was the greatest tenor and singer of all time. Hardly anyone could compete with his voice. Such artists are very rare and "Nessun Dorma" was "his" aria. Singing a high C so clear and so pure is incredible. No one could present it better than he did, and no one will be able to do it anytime soon.

[@Labia.53]

Eso va en gustos pero lo que no cabe duda es que fue de los mas grandes de todos los tiempos. Que Dios te tenga en su gloria maestro.

[@minisergium]

He was great, mostly when he was this young. I prefer his 1976/1977 recordings of this piece, though. BTW Nessun dorma's highest note is a B, not C ;-)

@@minisergiumyou’re the worst kind of person

[@vgnvideogameninja2930]

@@minisergium Incorrect. Dorma's highest note is indeed a C, not a B ;-)

[@julienbyrne3262]

This is Pavarotti at his prime and in complete control. It would never be better than this

[@ieronimo18]

If Pavarotti was ever on a show like The Voice, he would have reduced the judges into lumps of jelly.

[@Rose-id6ts]

Johnathan Antoine

[@robertromero7528]

Bravo bravo.

[@martinstratholt1219]

The voice on the Century,the most beautiful tenor ever. Absolute goosebumps ...

[@darrenheadrick3669]

I hear this and I cry for for the loss of my mother. She died August 28th 2001. I was home on emegergency leave. 2weeks later 9/11 happened. I was immediately recalled and never really had time to grieve fir the loss of my mother. Ooera was here favorite genre of music and this was her favorite song sung beautifully by her favorite artist. I so miss you Mom. Thank you fir teaching me the value and importance of music.

[@socol76]

I’m so sorry you lost your mom, may she rest in peace. I have no doubt she is in heaven attending one of the Maestro’s heavenly concerts and thinking of you. ❤

[@SpainishOrVanish]

No mic. Sheer power and clarity. I am always in awwwwww of his beautiful talent

[@StevieVman1]

Some people, not many, were either born or created with a purpose and destination. This man is one of them

[@negroniusblaximus7420]

All peoples lives matter and serve God, but not all are called to touch so many and be so naked in soul before the world. The Lord of Hosts Jesus Christ works through all his children, for we are all his children and he is our God, and though we may not all be called to stand before the world to Glorify Him it is in the small kindesses, that we all work to bring His will into being. For even something as small as a smile can change the whole world.

[@rallypassionbrasil2758]

​@@negroniusblaximus7420❤

[@francesventi6235]

Greatest tenner ever

[@francesventi6235]

Greatest tenor ever

[@melmatthews5876]

​@@negroniusblaximus7420That is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.🌹

[@jeanmorin3247]

On the day of his death they played his signature Nessun dorma on the car radio, in Ottawa, Canada. I put the radio at full volume and opened the windows while going through a busy street. People turned and gestured in approval. What a Swan Song!

[@Grandtrunk]

Indicates the cultural level of Canadians!

[@mr.coolrunnercr7042]

Probably the best performed song ever in human kind. Full of energy and power. No words could describe it. Absolutely immortal.

[@pcan01]

This is just stupid perfect. Pitch, passion, tone, breath control. Top notch!

[@christopherreed9181]

Pavarotti has a talent that unites people across the musical spectrum

[@carolesmith9235]

Nothing compares ....

[@bflatfood]

My God what a force he was! Puccini's masterpiece became Luciano's. What it must have been like to see him perform live.......

[@johnjohnson8812]

This beautiful piece of music moves me to tears when I hear it. Sung by the greatest tenor that ever lived. RIP, oh Great One!

[@gregc.9035]

Never really got the chills from someone's singing before, but when he sang the last six syllables of this song i literally got covered in goosebumps and was shivering cold for a few seconds. I've never experienced anything like that before...I understand now why the world knows the name Pavarotti.

[@Labia.53]

Descansa en paz maestro y da clases en el cielo junto a Kraus, Mario Lanza y otros grandes del bell canto. 👼

[@kirkmattoon2594]

Exactly. Even now I have chills just remembering it.

[@aljones75]

Touched by the divine

[@mrtd7908]

His greatest performance that night never equalled .

[@johnsimpson8345]

Words fail me.....my heart....my soul......my tears.....my all....captivated.....carried....elevated.......Grazie Maestro.......

[@marcoramenzoni7156]

Luciano Pavarotti,nel periodo d'oro della sua voce,interpreta nessun dorma,in modo magistrale. FANTASTICO!!!!!👏👏👏

[@katewilmot4375]

The best singer of all time. Such an impeccable technique.

[@igorxamas5116]

Totally agree

[@joselumartin1279]

well, actually his technique is very poor, that makes his voice even better, it's sounds natural and clear and ofc, his tone it's beautiful

[@edilmaguigou]

NO HAY PALABRAS PARA CALIFICAR ESTA VOZ UNICA. EXCELSO

[@websterforrest]

I think i've listened to this recording about a million times. Everyone can just sit down and take note: this is it.

[@hmmmber1]

Sorry but this is THE best performance live I have EVER heard of him singing this. And this includes the later version in the 90's and the 3 tenors performances. Soooo glad I found this

[@gailwebb9619]

I agree this is just beautiful.....although when the Three Tenors got together and sang this it was spellbinding too!

[@kangmyungjae]

1988 was also good

[@raphaeldallanese3012]

agree

[@mikestroman353]

You see these early performances and it really shows the struggle of his later years. In the 60tys when I first saw him he could cut the air with that voice.

[@deniswauchope3788]

Oh my God, that was incredible. No one has ever done it better. Long live Pavarotti!

[@mesutkarcer7640]

I was born in 1979. I am Turkish. I discovered pavorotti very late. I have great respect for him. Both to his personality and his art. I have never heard a stronger voice in my life than Pavarotti. You are amazing, Pavarotti.

[@actor-taekyung]

Perfect. PAV! You are a gift from God to us. I miss you.

[@DrCrabfingers]

Oh my heavens.....utterly magnificent.

[@medusa9112]

I've heard some excellent singers perform this, but no one else has ever come close to this level of brilliance. The man had giant talent. Just beautiful.

[@eduardogarcia5343]

unbelieveble

[@sergeymusatov2752]

I listen with admiration I wake up after the disease covid 19 to tears I am glad that I can still see and listen to the world 26.01.2021

[@eleonoradiliberto6044]

Eternamente grata. AscoltarLo è sempre un’emozione indescrivibile

[@leoleddon1420]

We lost a real talent when he passed. RIP Maestro.

[@nattergalenstudiet6040]

I cry every f time I hear him sing this song. In different versions. All of them are unique. The best singer ever.

[@Nhungchuyenthiendi]

I just cry as he hits the very last note. OMG. What a treasure!

[@jamesholt3758]

He brought tears to this 81 year old man

[@Stockholm_Cindrome]

Sent here by Nick….. CHILLS….. just chills. This man was beyond human. ❤️

[@jjc6776]

70s/80s rock and all metal music for me. My mother introduced me to this man singing as a kid, and it stopped me in my tracks. I cried 40y ago hearing pavarotti sing this, and I still cry to date. I didn't need to know the lyrics, he makes you feel them to your bones. I appreciate opera cause of my amazing mother always opening doors to hear new things. I wish I had the chance to see him live.

[@josephnobile7451]

His face speaks a thousand words of happiness,that's what this world was2be like,so take a real good look at what happiness looks like,excellence

[@glenevans3288]

First time I heard him sing this was on this very Met broadcast one Saturday while I was painting my bedroom. Had to quit painting I was weeping so heavily. I haven't been the same since. And that was 30 years ago. IMO, the greatest tenor ever up to this day.

[@nevinkapi5766]

Not a huge music guy by some standards, and not all that knowledgeable on sound and pitch but I’m in love with this mans voice. I’m a huge fan of rap and classical piano, yet I’ve never heard someone sing so beautifully with such emotion. I’m a 24 year old former jock and this might be my all time favorite piece of music

[@maryf259]

You are in good company; everyone loves Luciano.

[@stevekluesner4430]

A quality performance that brings that cross-over appeal is fantastic/marvelous/beautiful/etc thing to find/to experience 😁😁😁👍👍

[@KhazanaAli06]

His smile…. Gooodness😍😍

[@alanbradshaw9766]

the first time i heard this i had tears in my eyes still the same after 30 years.

[@frederico802]

Magnificent! I played the ending several times and remember something Maria Callas talked about. Here we have the artist achieving what he wants, Pavarotti cast a spell over us and gave us perfection. For a brief moment Pavarotti has us in his spell, the artist is fully in the moment and we are engulfed in his sound. Once the artist comes out of that moment, the ego takes over and you can see the expression and his demeanor change. It is time to show Pavarotti some Lincoln Center Love, New York! It may be overwhelming and for a few seconds he may feel humbled but the audience needs to be on their feet throwing flowers. Maria Callas was correct when she said this is what they expect from us and this is a treasure that can never be re-created. We are so lucky to have this. Thank you for sharing !

[@emilydill9357]

He feels every note with all his soul and his being.

[@kobuskotze3206]

I listened to this after listening to Mario Lanza's rendition. You cannot compare anyone to Pavarotti. He is the master of opera and no one past or present even comes close. The beauty, technical mastery and honesty of the voice really makes him the greatest of all time. RIP maestro, we miss you.

[@MrGorebusa]

2:10 music and him were one that expression says it all 👏

[@bautinesmo2732]

For fuck sake he’s not a tenor he’s a missile , UNSURPASSABLE

[@lucianoorlandi9379]

Credo che non ci sarà mai più nessuno come lui. Un grande

[@barbaragayton6340]

He is such an awesome tenor. I miss him so much. He had such a great sense of humor. Just a big sweet man!!!!!!

[@jeanwissinger6013]

We will never see another tenor such as him in our lifetime.

[@margaretsmith8337]

That`s for sure Pavarotti was MAGNIFICENT.

[@zauberfee2492]

​@@margaretsmith8337 Wie sagte seine 1.Frau: He was a cid❤

[@francosolari7080]

Stellare,,,

[@Raff-r6i]

Maestro przyniosłeś światło na ziemię tym wykonaniem,przekresliles na kilka chwil wszelkie cierpienie przyniosłeś radość choć na moment.Dziekuje

[@KennyEvansUK]

People say he was at his prime here but almost 20 years later he was still hitting that high C.

[@SCHHHa]

no, pavarotti primes re about 1965.. and at that time his voice was simply not human..

[@Rdaimiel]

Simply an absolute MASTERPIECE!. I went to Madrid's Auditorium to watch BEETHOVEN 9TH SYMPHONY and they performed this NESSUN DORMA....Everyone broke into tears!. No matter how many times I listen to it, EVERYTIME I turn into tears. It was my dad's favorite piece!!!. Simply amazing and ETERNAL!. Thank you very much, Luciano!!!. Keep singing in heaven!!!.

[@francorusso4083]

UN GRANDISSIMO TENORE DI TUTTI ITEMPI DELLA LIRICS MONDIALE !!!

[@mauriciofragapoltronieri6315]

Fala que nem homem peste.

[@Honeybee-ym5vi]

I have heard him sing "Nessun dorma" many times and have many recordings from different ages...but never this young. His voice was beyond superb at this performance. His focus profound. Thank you so much, Luciano. Some sacred texts tell us that the closest we can get to the angels is music, and I think they're right.

[@raycurtis19]

We saw this at alive concert in venice about 10 yaers ago and were stunned .I will never see the likes of this again.wow wow and wow

[@driftersky]

I was so drawn into the emotion and power of Pavarotti's performance! Almost burst into tear by the end of this song... Simply breath-taking!

[@edwardmunson3896]

J. S. At my age, it happens every time. This performance hits me in the same place that patriotic performances hit me......right in my heart.

[@driftersky]

@Ground Hog I was holding back, of course!

[@dimitri00769]

Sheezus! No matter how many times I hear this man’s voice I’m taken into another dimension!

[@MrKarahmya]

If hitting the high note in the end does not send chills allover your body, then there is no reason for you to live! RIP holy voice! ❤

[@britturk123]

It is the way he does it without much effort and keeps it so fluidly that gets me every time. The greatest Tenor of all time for me.

[@robertbanderson3589]

I had the great fortune to hear this master twice in person - once in concert and once in the opera Turandot. While there are other great tenors, Luciano's voice but for a moment, looses our earth-bound life and we enter a musical stratosphere. He is in a league unto himself!!

[@tomtalker2000]

This man had a voice from GOD above...!!! Nobody will EVER come close too matching him. He was that special. I hope and pray you are singing and leading god's heavenly choir now Luciano. God bless and thank you for ALL the beautiful memories you created with your gift.

[@paulkirk9123]

AMEN bro.......!

[@christouchton3111]

No other male singer makes me connect to the emotions of the music more than Pavarotti. Absolutely amazing! We are lucky to have these recordings and videos.

[@lydiapothoven3922]

Every day two minutes mister pavarotti makes my day 😊

[@justicelut]

Nailed it, it was definitely his song. RIP Luciano!

[@GabriellaComassi]

Luciano orgoglio italiano, voce inegualiabile

[@RicardoPiqueras]

te amo pavarotti, eres un gran cantante y un genial intérprete. La lucha sigue Pavarotti vive

[@knightwatchman]

Greatest of all time.

[@ruthrogers808]

He gave his all and everybody knew it, even pets. Beautiful soul, very happy for his family then and now.

[@rudeman16]

i listened to all of Pavarotti nessun dorma 1mil times this rendition is just special its like his energy reached godly levels you cant fault it

[@samuelkim2611]

This version is the best. Nobody is close to Luciano Pavarotti !!!

[@Chris-vc1jj]

Nobody. But those that are close are in a realm all their own.

[@lt8865]

I personally prefer his renditions when he is slightly older than this. Around the period from 87' to 97'

[@howardweinstein1324]

He nailed it,thats why he had a big smile.

[@folioio]

It can’t be done any better than that.

[@chen3150]

so beautiful voice, no more better than it!!

[@paulinetaylor2812]

Fabulous.

[@nzmagpie1]

Something akin to sweet electricity flows through me everytime I hear him perform this piece.

[@eytonshalomsandiego]

as amazing as it was then and remains.

[@kennethnelsonjr8495]

I am watching this on March 15th, 2021. As of this date there are Two Hundred Sixty Eight people that have no soul. I normally would not make this statement but this performance is one of but a handful that there is no way you can listen and not be moved to chills, if not tears! Bravo, Mr. Pavarotti!

[@mauromilone73]

Non sarò mai stanco di ascoltarti, ciao Maestro

[@alanbrand1383]

Stunning voice gopsebumps every time