Voice Teacher and Opera Stage Director reacting to Pavarotti, Bono, and Zucherro Miserere Live

[@paulaabrahams8502]

Pavarotti's voice is like an ocean

[@Snarky_Tart]

I miss him, Dr. Marc. The world became a little darker the day we lost him.

[@DrMarcReynolds]

I agree. It was a devastating day for me.

[@igorm8110]

Yeah, RIP Bono

[@jafethmarianivideo]

beautiful. Thank you!

[@jafethmarianivideo]

YOu made a very touching video ! Thank you to point to the love.

[@shan4580]

I wish I could hit like more times than once on this video! This has always been one of my favorite songs, the way their two voices blend together has always just been so amazing to me (not to mention Pavarotti brings tears to my eyes nearly everytime.) Thank you so much for reacting to this one!

[@barbaragreppi9485]

Miserere is Zucchero's Song

[@officialmusicfrancescogang2114]

Italian linguage its the best ♥️🔝

[@peterdelamare]

The reason why they are together is because Pavarotti’s annual charity concert in his home town of Maranello. Pavarotti and Friends..

[@dhenry6479]

Beautiful reaction, can see the enjoyment in your eyes as you watch

[@Nata-Li.]

Pavarotti is an era

[@riccardoveronesi2006]

È bellissimo guardare il tuo volto, quando parte Pavarotti 😍

[@barbaragreppi]

I love Zucchero❤❤❤great artist and great voice

[@littlebigjohn69]

if im not mistaken pavarotti was ill and was not at his best before his passing. i miss him , i wish zucchero would sing this song. bono sang in italian very well.

[@Barbara_M.]

This was Pavarotti & Friends, a charity event Maestro Pavarotti and his wife used to organize every year in Modena, his hometown, calling the most popular and influential singers and musicians of that time to duet with him as a way to collect money each year for a valuable cause... some people live a good life and try to be also good people that's a lesson unfortunately not common to many others in stardom...anyway... a little fun story about this song... "Miserere" is a Zucchero Fornaciari's song that he composed with Maestro Pavarotti in mind, the two being good friends, he recorded a demo and sent it to him asking for his confirmation to take part in the project.... Pavarotti listened to the demo and told Zucchero "you don't need me you already have the perfect tenor" referring to the singer in the demo.... Pavarotti then recorded the studio version of Zucchero's album but the guy in the demo performed in Zucchero's tour... it was 1992 and the young tenor, completely unknown at the time, was Andrea Bocelli 😊

[@scottbarr4249]

Great vid! subbed.

[@xxmrbrooksxx]

Great video. Bono is my favorite singer. But why I watched this is because of Pavarotti. Pavarotti was a god vocally. He is missed. U2 is how I learned about Pavarotti. Glad I did.

[@Rosannasfriend]

I found it interesting to see the different ways they perform. Bono is more animated and interactive . Pavarotti is stiff, but his emotions are palpable.

[@robertevenson5686]

Watch the real version with Zucchero not Bono.

[@carolannelabellekarlin440]

Wow! Pavarotti was also my first exposure to opera and 2nd only to Sinatra for me and my mother! Great to see that he still knocks it outta the park! I was young in the 80s so Bono is a given!! Love your style as a teacher/reactor!! Really productive and informative as opposed to a right and wrong analysis!! Here's hoping we see Dimash do Nessun Dorma soon!! More EXO please!😀❤

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Thank you!!!

[@robertevenson5686]

Why would you react to this when Zucchero DOING BONOS part is beyond superior

[@whatsnews6790]

Jesus Christ Bono is literally one of my favourite singers of all time and definitely a rock all time great, but he sounds like a child next to the big man

[@donatix73]

Amazing

[@reginabrito2113]

Hi Dr. Reynolds! As always, your reactions are like a moment for learning something. Thanks for that. Some days ago I suggested two videos of Dimash and now I'd like to suggest another singer. His name is Taemin. He's from South Korea but, the reason I'm suggesting him it's because he, as a solo artist, he tries to make a self-critic of the world of kpop, from which he emerged and is still a part of (he is a member of a very famous Kpop group called Shinee), but in his solo work he uses several verbal and nonverbal languages ​​(Semiotic Modes) to break with some established paradigms in Korean society. It is a very questioning work. A good example of this is from MV "Want" . in this video, he is questioning what is the role of an artist in relation to his audience. I recommend you watch the video with the subtitles because the lyrics are strongly connected with the images on the MV. I hope you enjoy this suggestion. Greetings from Brazil! ; )

[@Luigimenta]

Miserere è una canzone strana, quasi sperimentale. Una canzone che bisogna amare per eseguirla con passione, l'elemento essenziale e artistico per il significato esistenziale che ha. Pavarotti ha quel timbro argentino e quasi inimitabile che lo distingue da qualsiasi altro grande tenore, una timbrica vocale seducente e senza tempo. Zucchero lo fa iniziare umiliando quella timbrica, esaltata da note alte come una sveglia mattutina, facendolo partire come un baritono o un basso. Poi la sua parte diventa tipica ma anche ripetitiva, il ritornello della canzone. Bono ha purtroppo avuto poco tempo per preparare la dizione in italiano della sua parte, a cui ha sopperito con la grande esperienza vocale che possiede sulla propria voce, sulle proprie corde vocali. Ne esce fuori una canzone apprezzata più per chi la esegue che non per il suo valore intrinseco, un po' ostico. Non è una canzone, per esempio, che nelle sue varie versioni le radio italiane mandano. Non la si sente in giro già da un bel po' d'anni.

[@robertevenson5686]

My italian is terrible but I think you are repating my point

[@Luigimenta]

@@robertevenson5686 se mi fai copia e incolla di come la pensi cerco di capire se è vero quel che dici a proposito della coincidenza fra le nostre due opinioni.

[@Barbara_M.]

Questa canzone è nata per Zucchero e Pavarotti e come tale deve restare secondo me... è un brano con forte componente emozionale che Zucchero restituisce perché è la sua storia e Pavarotti sa rendere per la grande esperienza e talento e l'amicizia che lo legava a Adelmo... Bono è immenso ma neppure lui qui può fare molto e non è questione di accenti e pronuncia... le parole nella propria lingua natia hanno un carico emotivo che non è ripetibile in una lingua non propria... si tratta di sfumature che però determinano l'esito finale rendendolo più o meno significativo.

[@Luigimenta]

@@Barbara_M. Su Bono, Miss Sarajevo

[@Barbara_M.]

@@Luigimenta ?

[@doriscooper3150]

I like your Opera Sundays....the minute I started watching, I thought of Dimash, and his neo-classical approach to music...I actually liked this performance..I thought each brought their own seasoning to the soup..and made it so much more "flavorable"..(KZbin says this word does not exist..red lined it...but I like it)

[@hugoalejandroaedoalfonso2415]

fenomenal¡¡¡

[@ПетрПетров-о9ь3ь]

Please do react of miss Sarajevo- u2 live , when Bono sings opera part! Thank you brother! Peace!

[@DesireeStamat]

I had the pleasure of seeing U2 perform this a couple of times live. Bono did a lovely job with his Italian.

[@marklanier4592]

Zucchero

[@noinad4088]

Buitifool reakt! 👏😍👍

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Thank you!

[@hjban2977]

Thanks again for sharing greatness of Dear Maestro Pavarotti & Mr. Bono together! It is amazing to see that these two legends of two different genres of music come together made this perfect harmonies of performance! May I request to checkout this not well known but great pop opera group from Korea call from Korea.They are singing the song of another legend . Looking forward to here review & feedbacks! Thanks again& Stay healthy & happy!

[@robertevenson5686]

Greatness is the version with Zucchero

[@letiziaindomita]

*Zucchero 😉

[@stevecasucci9679]

YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT ENRICO CARUSO WAS THE GREATEST OF ALL THE GREATS!!!

[@i.t.t.]

i love that concert but my favourite part of this video was your story and your passion in general, esp the part where you ask people to treat these artists as people. i'm always banging on about this. idk why they're fair game and have to pay such a high price bc they're in the public eye. i just don't. they're human and have feelings like everyone else and it's perfectly possible to love and respect and admire them without violating their privacy and personhood at the same time. and if you hate them, keep it to yourself. how would you feel if people who don't like your work will come into your private sphere to abuse you too. wtf seriously. i tweeted this short thread one day i felt particularly upset about it. the sense of intimacy i get interacting w/an artist's (invariably personal) work is what makes me feel like i'm also violating their privacy i wish societies had a healthier relationship w/artists instead of exploiting this exposed vulnerability, marginalizing them, idolizing them denying them the physical/mental/financial safety & security that allows them to pursue the full life they deserve & fulfil ours in return.

[@lordtaki9950]

I would really like to know your opinion about Franco Corelli, and other old school opera singers. Un my opinión this Pavarotti performance is not at the level he has when he was young.

[@DrMarcReynolds]

I agree. I actually prefer his early recordings best. I’ll have to do a opera tenor legends video comparing them or something like that.

[@heesiin]

Please react to Onew - Nessun Dorma!

[@missmissa97]

daeil m nessun dorma, rainy blue, and Blue!!!

[@robertevenson5686]

Seriously someone grab Bonos mike and let Zucchero on the stage he does not have the heart to sing this song.

[@nostalgiajunkie]

Bullshit, a lot of people disagree with you and he’s singing for those people lmaoo not you

[@robertevenson5686]

Have your heard Zucchero version

[@robertevenson5686]

Course most Americans have no clue who Zucchero is.

[@ГалияНаханова-и6э]

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[@Laura-ge2sp]

Pavarotti was not at his best in this, too wide vibrato for my taste! Bono should not have done this, it really is close-up with his singing skills :) . Classical music requires classical singer imo.

[@Josh77600]

Laura Bono was also far from his best that period

[@layn084]

Please reaction to exo amazing vocals and exo Chen may we bye

[@maddalenacherchi]

Non mi sono mai piaciuti questi duetti se non per lo scopo benefico. Non amo Zucchero, è sopravvalutato . E Bono è fuori tema... Pavarotti solo nella sua "materia",l'Opera, per il resto fastidioso. E sono Italiana .

[@grgr91627]

Che cazzo ci tocca sentire, per favore. Ascolta James brown & Pavarotti it's Man's world

[@mmjobs5692]

React to bts song make it right live performed

[@ritchiefraser7291]

15 minutes of talking shite. Bono is a great singer....pavarotti is a great singer, yep, knew that already. zero input or reaction to either performance

[@janeb1484]

love Pavarotti but not with Bono - where are our new great opera singers?

[@DrMarcReynolds]

They are on there way! Every Sunday I’ll add new opera singers.

[@ПетрПетров-о9ь3ь]

Jane Airth , if you don’t like Bono , it’s only your problem. He is got an amazing voice!

[@janeb1484]

@@ПетрПетров-о9ь3ь thank you but there is no problem - its my personal view as you have your personal view

[@robertevenson5686]

But his voice is nowhere near Zuccheros doing this song

[@washerdryer3466]

@Marie Whitbread Obsessed troll account - get a life weirdo.