Відео

Listening to Plácido Flamingo is like watching someone desperately try to sing while they've got a particularly nasty burrito stuck in their throat. The strain is palpable, and the result is a sound that's more torturous than tuneful. It's almost as if he's battling some kind of horrific culinary mishap while attempting to hit those high notes. In stark contrast, Milnes delivers a performance that's nothing short of stellar. His voice is rich and powerful, exuding a level of artistry and emotion that makes Flamingo's attempts look like an amateur hour by comparison. If Flamingo is the musical equivalent of a bad joke, Milnes is the punchline that makes it all worth it.

GRANDE PAVAROTTI

Verdi made Baritone’s sing a High A😅

Enorme voz enorme sensibilidad enorme gusto al cantar enorme ser unico irrepetible .el spinto el hombre de escena el actor el caballero el mejor.y en un teatro es increible yo tube la oportunidad de escucharlo en dos ocasiones en vivo sinegafonia que es como hay que escuchar a los cantantes y es algo mas que sorprendente.he escuchado a varios mas no dire nombres y sin duda alguna placido es el mejor

Жалкое, натянутое и комическое пение.😮 Как в библии сказано про таких: медь звенящая... Пустотел.

Maravilloso

Sherill milness ❤❤❤ Placido Domingo 👎👎👎

This is a fine version of this famous duet. However, I'm drawn to the version of Bjorling and Merrill which , in my opinion, is more electrifying and dynamic. Bjorling admitted in the mid-1950's that he wasn't ready for the the role of Otello but the pair decided to give this duet a try. The result is wonderful and gives an insight into what a fine Otello Bjorling would have made. Merrill has more voice quality than Milnes who I saw in London in the title role of Rigoletto. Still, it's all about opinions.

Доминго идеально попадает в ноты, каждый слог озвучивается правильным интонированием, поэтому его голос настоящая музыка. Он озвучивает слова точным окрасом тембра своего голоса так, что его пение превращается в естественную картину происходящего.

Don’t forget Anna Tomowa-Santos, the greatest Verdi soprano of her generation.

magnifico Trovatore! Ricciarelli meravigliosa e magica!

Nice! He’s my 2nd cousin, once removed.

I Love this Song

Un barítono y un tenor que emocionan !!! Excelentes voces y excelente lo que trasmiten y hacen sentirme impactado.y emocionado.!!! GRACIAS!!!😂

Espectacular los dos!!!!!

@davidhansel897 2 years ago (edited) Thank you for posting this! Prelude: 00:17 Act 1, s.1: 10:04 Act 1, s.2: 40:23 Act 1, s.3 1:11:20 Act 2, s.1: 1:25:40 Act 2, s.2: 1:50:13 Act 3, s.1: 2:07:25 Act 3, s.2: 2:30:06 Curtain Calls: 2:44:34 копия...

Прекрасный состав певцов... Дирижер и оркестр - брависсими... Русский язык и произношение - превосходны....

I'm amazed how good this sounds this late in his career. Well done

Alfredo Kraus squillante voce cuts through the orchestra nicely. Soon after this, his voice wasn’t the same. His technique wasn’t that perfect after all. And don’t tell me it was due to aging, when the great tenors of the past sang past their primes with their voices intact. Lauri-Volpi, Gigli etc etc

Je ne connaissais absolument pas cet enregistrement public, Domingo comme toujours exceptionnel en Otello, au sommet de son art vocal

Mettessero la data e la location ...

Hermosa opera,un elenco de lujo

Meravigliosa voce, la migliore di tutte

Sherril is my actual uncle on god he is

Bellisimo duet di Bizet with two giants, Kraus and Milnes ❤

Cerdeva nell'amicizia con Lucianone nazionale

Krauss un Dio

Nasality can be lovely and appealing.

A pure delight! Thank you so much!

🥰❤️🎼🌷

4:37: High G

1:27:33: High A Flat 1:44:29: High G 1:48:41: High G 1:49:00: High A Flat

4:10: High G

6:34: High A Flat

Maravillosos. La voz es lo más importante.

Boy, that was incredible. I’m just imagining now what Caruso and Ruffo would have sounded like in the flesh singing this. Their recording just gives us a hint.

Have had this video since it came out. Love Milnes who I saw in concert. So awesome. One of my favorite operas. Then I so lucky to see Franco Corelli it it!!

Nr.1 ❤❤❤

Stunning

GRANDE PLÁCIDO DOMINGO!!!

do you like that he molested as many of his fellow female singers that he could. he would stalk, harass, threaten them with job loss unless they co operated, they all knew never to get into an elevator with Domingo. he gave one woman 10 dollars for parking and said, I didn't want to leave a lot and make you feel like a whore. he visited Argentina often because prostitution is legal there, he would say bring the little girls up the back way (a recorded telephone conversation) he cant sing, he strains and drools, and forces his muffled gargle voice trying to sing as well as pavarotti, whom he was alway jealous of. 20 girls came forward with molesting charges, and he was banned in the US. he should be banned every where, he is disgusting.

Not that good. Switches between noisy and ingolata

Beautiful.Thank you for posting,•♫♪ ॐ¸¸.•*¨*•♫

I always love Raimondi's wild eyes in roles like these

2:43

Old but gold.

0:45

Maestro Milnes went and doubled that final tenor note... ...so please understand that, if in attendance, after these titans got through (and I am referring to everybody on that stage, because that orchestra is just beyond superlatives...), the paramedics would have had to carry me out strapped to a stretcher, weeping uncontrollably in a state of unhinged ecstatic bliss. Thank you, Giuseppe Verdi, for the historic gemstone of a opera that is OTELLO. I need to lie down.

Just sad that he can't sing a nice b flat. Everything else is fine but pinched. Not his best. He is great in other things. Has had some great performances. But, please don't try to tell me these are great high notes. THEY ARE NOT! Sorry for the negativity. I really like Domingo. Othello, IL Tabarro. Spanish songs like no puede ser. So many great performances and yet so many disappointing high notes. But what a career and what a musician. I apologize for my frustration with this tenor.

Beautiful !! A masterclass in singing. (but it is the Australian, Sir Richard Bonynge, who conducted the orchestra.)