Tenor Battle! Nessun Dorma Climax! Who Sang It Best? feat. David Phelps, Luciano Pavarotti And More!
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- Опубліковано 31 бер 2021
- In this video I'll be comparing famous renditions of the song Nessun Dorma.
Included in this video:
Luciano Pavarotti
• The best Nessun dorma ...
Jonas Kaufmann
• Puccini: Nessun Dorma ...
• Jonas Kaufmann - Turan...
Jonathan Antoine
• Jonathan Antoine - Nes...
Andrea Bocelli
• Andrea Bocelli - Nessu...
• Andrea Bocelli - Nessu...
Il Volo
• Il Volo - Turandot: Ne...
• IL Volo - Nessun Dorma
Franco Corelli
• Nessun Dorma- Franco C...
• Franco Corelli - Nessu...
David Phelps
• David Phelps - Nessun ...
• David Phelps - Nessun ...
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:10 Luciano Pavarotti
0:39 Jonas Kaufmann
1:00 Jonathan Antoine
1:30 Andrea Bocelli
2:30 Il Volo
3:19 Franco Corelli
4:03 David Phelps
5:00 Outro
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Honestly I prefer Jonathan Antoine 🥰, he's so soft, deep and powerful. I feel theres more complexity of emotions.
Some of the performers in this set can hold and sustain those notes BUT NO ONE can sustain the notes and maintain that sweet golden tone like Luciano Pavarotti. Rest in Peace.
Fully agree, he held the B4 note for sooo long before ascending to the A4! 🤩
Jonathan is amazing too and Andrea (personally for me on the second clip of his)
♥
Don't forget Jonathan A is still learning his trade.
@@juliettedunn2195 This aria is not about sustaining notes, this role has much more difficult C5 notes that you need to sustain, alongside dramatic sopranos who have massively big and loud voices. Nessun Dorma is an easy aria from this opera. It is about the colour and power of the voice, not the length of the notes. Pavarotti was one of the best lyric tenors, but he really did not have the voice for this role. Pavarotti, to his credit understood this pretty well, which is why he didn't really try to perform this role live on stage. Franco Corelli was the perfect tenor for this role, and performed it over a 100 times.
An opera tenor sings for about an hour on stage.
I’ve kept it quiet for 5 months but can do no longer. My wife treated me to the greatest surprise of my life, Jonathan Antoine to sing at my 70th birthday at my home. I and my guests were blown away, I knew nothing about it until Johnathan walked onto the terrace. He finished with Nessun Dorma. I will remember it until my dying day. Beyond fantastic!!
Oh...my.....gosh!!!!!! How lucky of you!!!!
You lucky blighter Happy 70th x
How totally incredible, you are a lucky man,a ❤ wonderful wife,and Jonathan... to sing for you...congratulations
How Wonderful for you!!!!!! ❣️😃
Now that is something to remember forever.
Franco Corelli sang it with perfect pitch and massive feeling. Made me cry.
Jonathan Antoine got my vote. I just love listening to him.
Corelli ! The squillo is everywhere
GUYS, PLEASE GIVE THANKS TO THE BELOVING COMPOSER GIACOMO PUCCINI💖
Yes many thanks to Puccini, the music will live forever ❤️
So true!
What about Jussi Bjorling ????!!!!
Puccini was dying of cancer when he composed this aria, and he didn't live to complete his masterpiece. It's appropriate that when comparing tenors, Nessun Dorma is considered the most appropriate test.
Pavarotti is so missed, but WOW, how wonderful is Jonathan Antoine at 26 years of age, singing with such ease; effortless!
And Jonathan recorded “ Nessun Dorma “ in the wee hours of the morning just for us ‘ Fantoine’s’ which he presented to us during his 200K Celebration Stream here on Y/T.
Plus, his recording of Louie Armstrong’s,
“ What a Wonderful World” ..
Jeff Buckley’s “ Lilic Wine”.
He is a gift to humanity!
That’s what surprised me, looking at Jonathan Antoine’s performance- he did it with such ease! He seemed very relaxed as he sang that climax.
It is not an aria that is suppose to be sung with ease, it is about having a big ego and winning, it suppose to be performed with incredible power. This role is meant for a dramatic tenor, like Franco Corelli, he is the only one who could really perform this live without a microphone. Antoine is young, he could still gain a lot of power in his voice.
Didn't know that Antoine is that young.
I think Pavarotti had the best Performance but after him i see a new talent comming up, this is Jonathan..
Luciano Pavarotti is definitely the best in my opinion. Pure talent and class. R.I.P Luciano Pavarotti
David phelps has a much more clear sultry voice. Can hit higher notes.
He’s so overrated in my opinion
@@crcb4 David phelps vinceruo ? Nah it's vincerò
@@crcb4 he can hit higher notes because he isn't an opera singer. Different technique.
@@crcb4 hit higher notes is not a factor to decide if someone sings better or not.
Wait for when Jonathan is the same age as Pavarotti in this clip. THEN we compare again.
Pavarotti will never be topped in my opinion but jonothan Antoine was a surprisingly great climax with a wonderful voice
Jonathan has the warmest voice with least efforts ! :-)
Pavarotti’s ability to sustain that last Vincero…incredible. Mind blowing in its power and emotional strength.
Filmed for his movie,
“ Yes Giorgio”
How could Jonathan Antonie hit the top note so effortlessly!!!
He has a microphone that is very obvious, he is not an opera singer.
Wow I really enjoyed Franco Corelli, his placement and vibrato are fantastic!
CORELLI, THE ONLY ONE ABLE TO SING THIS ARIA ON STAGE AND DEFINE THE ROLE. GOLD STANDARD
Corelli was the most spectacular tenor of his era. Pavarotti was a worthy successor
And by miles ahead
@@Bobrogers99 There has been no successor in this role. Pavarotti only performed this role 6 times in his life. Corelli was the last real dramatic tenor. Dramatic tenors have completely disappeared from opera.
Pavarotti is, of course, awesome. But i have to say Jonathan Antoine is sooo sooo awesome too. I love his voice.
Newest Music Video, Jonathan Antoine singing "Io Si/Seen" per Grammy award winning composer, Diane Warren's request! He sings the harmonies too. BEAUTIFUL!!! It debuted at #1 on itunes Classical Chart.
Let's hear it unamplified.
Phelps was outclassed and Bocelli was without emotion. The others were stellar, but the young Pavarotti was untouchable. Antoine may reach that level someday.
Oh he will! He definitely will! He's getting close.
They are all fantastic singers..
Kaufmann & Antoine now those are voices...
You are joking of course, Jonathon passed them already.
@@raybrooking8084 Jonathan 2d place Pavarotti #1
Jonathan Antoine - in his living room - and probably just for fun. His performance was relaxed and effortless, his voice rich, deep, and natural. He’s wonderful to watch because he clearly loves what he’s doing and has fun with it. This young man is going places.
Jonathan recorded this aria at about 2:00 A M for us, the Fantoine’s, for his 200K subscribers Thank you !!!! Chat.....During this chat , Jonathan played two demo recordings , Louis Armstrong,.... What a Wonderful World, recorded 2018, and Jeff Buckley,...... Lilic Wine, recorded 2019.
In his bedroom! If he had been in front of an audience…wow!!!!!!! My favorite opera singer of all time!
Pavarotti is a whole different level, but amongst all the others, I liked Jonathan Antoine the most. Can't wait to see more of his professional growth.
I like how only Pavarotti and Corelli are actual tenors in this entire list
Johnathan Antoine. He has more soul in his voice than all of these guys.
Corelli for technique, but Pavarotti for passion. Pavarotti could set your soul on fire start to finish. In time, that will be Johnathan.
And I never want to hear David Phelps again.
Corelli's: the most explosive one (unmatched). Pavarotti's: maybe the most beautiful. Jonathan: hmm.. almost like Pavarotti. Let's see him in few years.
Johnathan Antoine has the richest tone with the least apparent effort. He could have easily held his notes as long as Pavarotti but didn't interpret the lyrics that way, which is part of his gift. He isn't pretentious like the others and truly comprehends the meaning of his words.
Lol
. It is a very nice voice but its pretty unevenly produced and would fall apart if he had to perform with a live orchestra unamplified. He is also is not a particularly good interpreter too though a very sympathetic performer who i enjoy listening too.
Richest tone? Girl he literally had microphone in front of his mouth. This song is meant to be performed in an opera house without a microphone and pierce through the orchestra to reach audience to the last row of the seats. no basis putting the great corelli and pavarotti among these wannabes
@@creutzfeldtjakob7 Of course and he sings most of the sung in microphone mezzo voce that nobody would hear in a theater and his top notes actually cave in instead of becoming larger and more bright. Can he hold the note longer, probably but then he still has the rest of the opera to sing which he won't be able to. Nevertheless he is a nice guy and has a good voice.
My opera coach was there when Pavarotti initially auditioned and stated how amazing his voice was at a young age. The resonance in his voice was a placement several feet outside and in front of his body. No microphone was ever needed for him. Opera performers know how to project that voice into the vast open space. Just because you can sing the notes does not mean you are on the same plane.
Jonathan Antoine is the youngest and absolutely amazing. And here , he was just goofing around at home during the pandemic. Wow 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Jonathan is my favorite, such a young guy with a huge voice
They were all spectacular I hold the utmost respect for Pavarotti I grew up listening to him. There is something about Jonathan Antonio's voice that truly brings tears and joy to my heart.
Pavarotti and Franco Corelli - definitely for me! And yes, Pavarotti was in his prime, I have never heard him holding that last note that long, incredible!
studio recording not nat reel bur i love him on stage
Pavorrotti & Corelli
It’s from his movie , ‘ Yes Giorgio’
I agree---totally amazing !!
I agree
Johnathan Antoine. My gosh he is still so young! Power!🤗❤❤
Pav and Corelli hands down the best. Watch out for Jonathan Antoine though. That dude's greatness has just begun. He has been hailed as the next Pavarotti.
Pavarotti, Jonathan Antoine, and whoa, what a gorgeous emotion and quality in Jonas Kaufmann's voice!! If only Kaufmann hadn't cut the note so short...I wanted to hear more and more of it.
100% agree with every word!! 💕
Luciano of course but 2nd is Jonathan. When I heard him on BGT. He made me sob and his Empty Chairs is like no rendition I've ever heard.
No of course Corelli.
Luciano, without question or debate. He is the standard, against which all others will be measured. God rest his soul.
pavarotti is a lyric tenor, Corelli dramatico
Why do you say that? I think other people's are just as good as his. Some people just have a really nice tone and vibrato, obviously his was good no doubt but why all the dramatics about it?😭
Andrea was great too. Maybe he has less vibrato but I admire how long his A4 can be.
wrong! pavaroti lyric tenor compare waht it can be !
So lucky to have seen him twice
No way to pick 1 favorite! Even up against true Italian masters though Jonathans beautiful JOY while singing with body and soul make him the absolute standout for me! after listening to opera for many years! Johnny makes my 70 yo heart SMILE💗
I will never deny the greatness of Pavarotti, Jonas, bocelli or any others not presented here, but Master Jonathan although still young in his career has a quality to his sound to his voice ,to the power he exerts, there is as much a passion for the love of singing I hear equally in Pavarotti and Jonathan Antoine. Should consider this as well, with this comparison, Jonathan is a 27-year-old young man, relatively the beginning of his career and he's being compared with these others.
I can only imagine what the future hold. The first time I heard nessun dorma was with Pavarotti.
Actually, Jonathan is 26 years old in this video. By the way , Jonathan is on concert tour here in the States, Canada and at this moment in Canada in preparations of concerts, then to Michigan and Florida.
Agree, Jonathan is young, his voice is still rough around the edges, but even with his inexperience, he has the best voice of all of them. In time, nothing will compare to jonathen.
Me too.
Jonathan Antoine is the best! He blow me away. Jonathan is amazing 👌
Seeing him live in concert perfect seating third row back Center I about fell off my chair. My heart and breath stopped I was on the edge of my seat and complete all at how magnificent he truly is live is even better
For me it can only be the late lamented Luciano Pavorotti, who set and incredibly high benchmark that most can sadly only dream of even approaching. It still brings a tear to my eye such power, such control, truly music for the soul...
Agree. There is no comparison in my opinion. Luciano Pavarotti is perfection. His "Panis Angelicus" is outstanding.
The chubby chap has brilliant alliteration. I felt he was singing every word where others were shouting. I have eleven and a half litre lungs, so can make a lot of sound for a long time at the proper pitch. I appreciate his approach to perfecting his talent.
No matter who's the best. The important thing is that they all sounds amazing.
Jonathan Antoine’s voice is already nearly there even at this young age. The emotion is already there. Every performance he improves. I can’t wait to hear him at the peak of his career. Next year?! Next decade? He’s amazing.
As an opera coach. Jonathan was the only one not straining his voice to reach the notes whatsoever. Just because someone is old time famous doesn't make them the best.
Newest Music Video, Jonathan Antoine singing "Io Si/Seen" per Grammy award winning composer Diane Warren's request! He sings the harmonies too. BEAUTIFUL!!! It debuted at #1 on itunes Classical Chart.
I’m doubting you’re an opera coach if you think some of these others were “straining” their voices to reach these notes.
I was disappointed that Mario Lanza was not included in this clip 😢
Surprised as an Opera Coach you could suggest Corelli renowned for the richness, power and brightness of his top notes B4 and C5 was straining his voice.Sadly no clips of Del Monaco, or Bjorling.Pavarotti made this aria famous, but in reality, Turandot not a perfect opera for a Lyric Tenor and not ideally suited to his voice.
Correlli?
Goosebump factor was Jonathan... even though his inexperienced voice has some youthful impurities in it, it's still hands down the best male voice to ever walk the planet. Wow, what a set of cords!!!
Lol....Inexperienced voice? When did he emerge at BGT, 10 years ago? What about the great career at opera houses as so many fanboys have predicted? Has not and will never happen....why not? Not good enough for that kind of challenge. He is singing in his bed or living room, yes, but is anyone realizing that his recording was edited with reverb to make it sound fleshier and fuller? Stop giving him credit and stop playing the compassion card because he looks the way he looks. Focus on the actual vocal performance and nothing else......
@@ilecier everyone does those things to make their voice sound fuller. You sound jealous... I just meant, that with age he will perfect his abilities..
@@KBS117 Lol.....Jealous?? Have you lost your marbles? Real opera singers don't do "those" things.That's one major difference.
I just don't like when uneducated people like you say (false) big things without knowing what they are talking about. Typically, you completely disregard my undeniable remarks about a career as an opera singer that never came about..... for good reasons.
@@ilecier looks? What's wrong with his looks demon?
Corelli had such power and presence, Pavarotti brought it to the masses and Jonathon is one to watch.
Jonathon Antoine. Love his singing. Just beautiful❤️❤️❤️
You did not show the one where Corelli held it the longest. Corelli owned Nessun Dorma and did more performances of Turandot at the Met than any other tenor, despite getting there at age 40 and retiring at 50. Although, Pavarotti made Nessun Dorma his signature song, he paid tribute to Corelli . Corelli started his opera singing at age 32. He toured Europe
Opera Houses before his Met debut in Jan.1961.
VERO! veramente! 👍
Corelli retired at the age of 55, he started at the age of 30, he had a very late start.
Pavarotti, Antoine. Only ones who do it justice tbh. In that order of course
Have you listened to Corelli? If not, explain your comment. If not, you are far from the truth.
Jonathan es increíble!! es joven y una voz espléndida...sin desmerecer a los demas...él es el mejor en mi opinión ❤
I got goose bumps with Johnathan. They all a different rang. They are all fantastic.
Luciano Pavarotti will always remain my favorite tenor of all times. Jonathan Antoine is my second favorite. Beautiful music in this world.
Pavarotti is not really good. Corelli is the best there
@@maximtuboltsev6046 HA that’s got to be the dumbest thing I’ve heard this year and I’ve heard tons of stupid shit
Pavarotti the best of all time. Corelli 2nd. But Jonathan Antoine is by far the next best. Thing is He is still young and improving so who knows how much better he will be in a few years. Jonathan needs to prove he can sing a whole great opera to end up on their pedestal.
Jonathan Antoine above all others.
Pavarotti will always be remembered as one of the greatest tenors.........Bocelli is wonderful.....but Jonathan was terrific.... A new generation of
Tenors to bless us with there talents. Timeless
And the winner is... my ears!
What amazing voices 👏👏👏!!!
No dubt, Franco Corelli, he was one of the best Calaf in History of opera, according to Masini, Di Stefano, Del Monaco, Lauri Volpi and Pertile
he is not the best Calaf ...... HE IS CALAF no point !
Pavarotti, but now, Jonathan Antoine👍❤
What a treat! Each was wonderful in their own way. Always love Pavarotti and recognize his voice anywhere. Jonathan has captured my heart--he will become the gold standard.
As much as I absolutely love Bocelli, i have to give this to Pavarotti and Johnathan! ❤
Franco Corelli gave each single note it's value, is the best
Wow Wow Wow!!!!!! All are unbelievable but the King, Luciano Pavarotti still reigns in my heart!
Others might be technically more trained but Jonathan Antoine´s voice makes me cry every time I hear him.
me too! Loved him ever since that talent show.....his first album was amazing and brings me to tears. Never listened to Opera until him.
@@berthamiles6507 I hope he gets some training and it will keep him from falling into bad habits that could shorten his vocal life. A very talented tenor.
So true: he really knows how to touch your heart and soul!
Hugs and roses!
Have to say Pavarotti and Jonathan Antoine, his was a home recording and he's still so young
Antoine's voice is "shallow" not near the depth of the master. I may grow to be compared with Pavarotti but not yet.
@@robertjwilliams3532 ugh, no. Not shallow in the least. What kind of idiotic comment was that? His projection and power were jaw dropping. Some of that will be the recording, seeing as he was in a small room, but what room acoustics might contribute is only so much, the dynamics were really impressive.
I agree but those I1 Volo young men are great too. I hope they are all successful. All of the examples are so talented.
@@monicafedel3307 Newest Music Video, Jonathan singing "Io Si/Seen" per Diane Warren's request! He sings the harmonies too. Beautiful!!! It debuted at #1 on itunes Classical Chart.
@@carljacobson8342 isnt it great that this beautiful music is being appreciated nowadays! So much talent out there.
I never got to see Luciano Pavarotti live
It would have been Amazing
I have seen Andrea Bocelli about 5 times already, every time he sings Nessum Dorma it makes me feel like I’m flying..
They are all amazing
WOAH David has the best straight tone I’ve even seen!!
No close of singers like Franco Corelli and Pavarotti here.
All wonderful performers. But Luciano yes! Jonathan a very close second.
Jonathan Antoine
Clearly, Jonathan Antoine.
I enjoyed hearing the differences like this. I knew on round one but I listened 3 times to be certain.
1. Corelli - I had goosebumps all thru both clips
2. Pavarotti is simply magnificent
3. Antoine gave me chills too but not like Corelli
Out of these very talented performers Luciano Pavarrotti had the best performance. In my humble opinion. Thank you.
Corelli obviously
The Purest is Pavarotti , sends the tingle down your spine ❤️
I think we miss the point by picking out the best. Each tenor has a unique voice. It's like a basket of apples each one has a unique color, flavor, and sweetness. How is possible to pick the best, and enjoy them all. Or the great Masters how would you pick the best or most beautiful painting? Just sit back and enjoy them all.😊
I am soon to be 65. I have been ENORMOUSLY blessed to have seen Luciano Pavarotti perform at the MET, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center etc.... and NO ONE CAN TOUCH THIS VOICE. Many have tried but he was BLESSED and gifted us much. I hope to hear him on the other side.
Don't know a thing about opera. I love them all. Saw the audition vid. of Jonathan Antoine on BGT, when looking him up i came across some "who sang it best..." videos. I love them all
My choices are Pavarotti and Jonathan Antoine.
I love Pavarotti always and forever but Jonathan has my vote on this one.
Pavarotti and Antoine. I've been listening to his since I was about 17. I'm in my 50s now. So amazing.
Jonathan Antoine, amazing
Newest Music Video, Jonathan singing "Io Si/Seen" per Diane warren's request! He sings the harmonies too. BEAUTIFUL!!! It debuted at #1 on itunes Classical Chart.
Pavarotti for the past and Jonathan Antione for the future. No one beats Pavarotti in his prime for Nessun Dorma; he holds the note pure until the end! As Jonathan continues to develop his voice and style, he will be able to fill the void from the loss of Pavarotti!
Pavarotti. But, am so glad Jonathon Antione is here because that young man can fill Pavarotti’s shoes. For someone so young he is incredible. ❤️ Love Jonathon’s music.
Ok- no ONE will EVER fill Pavarotti's shoes. There was only one and there will only EVER be the original.
@@Durufle68
This is true but then again nobody will ever be able to fill Jonathan's shoes when he's passed either because like Pavarotti he's a one off and beautifully unique talent.
When Jonathan Antoine is singing I turn into a puddle on the floor. I can do nothing else but listen, while my goosebumps make goosebumps.
Pavarotti every day and twice on Sundays! I like Jonas Kaufmann too along with Jonathan Antoine but favorite will always be Pavarotti.
Newest Music Video, Jonathan singing "Io Si/Seen" per Grammy award winning Diane Warren's request! He sings the harmonies too. BEAUTIFUL!!! It debuted at #1 on itunes Classical Chart.
David Phelps hands down no one will ever be able to sing that song like he did. It was straight from the heart, passionate, spiritual, he was singing for our King that day!
He was thin and lacked power on that B4.
You are not judging rightly; your bias is evident. The best, the strongest, was, without a doubt, Luciano Pavarotti; and all the other solo singers were stronger on the highest tone than David Phelps.
@@immanuel9040 You are also not judging correctly the strongest one is Corelli, his voice was 3 times bigger than Pavarotti's voice. But you right in that Phelps sing with a microphone.
They are all amazing! What a God given gift!
Pavarotti hands down. He holds the note 'che' for 9 seconds and then ends with another 9 seconds 'ro'. But besides the longness of his notes, he simply was the best in tone-color and delivering me goosebumps.
All the other guys are excellent too, it's comparing the best with the very best, so there are no losers here. But Pavarotti was at a lone height. Never heard of Jonathan Antoine before, he is really good too.
Luciano Pavarotti nr1… sempre voce rotonda …bellissima..inarrivabile..
Franco Corelli aveva il doppio della voce di Pavarotti, che cantava quasi sempre microfonato, non scambiamo l'oro con l'argento.
Coreli untouchable in this!
Pavarotti close second and Boceli
Antoine unreal talent. I love Kaufman too.
Newest Music Video, Jonathan Antoine singing "Io Si/Seen" per Diane Warren's request! He sings the harmonies too. BEAUTIFUL!!! It debuted at #1 on itunes Classical Chart.
Johnathan Antoine stepping up to Luciano Pavarotti.
Jonathan's voice is so much stronger and deeper. He gets my vote along with Andrea! Amazing 👏
and you chose the two least wonderful voices. Just because you can sing the notes does not make it comparable.
@@Durufle68 Hey... Kid. Have you ever heard of an opinion?
@@franktranks9445 That is a fact not an opinion. They are microphone singer that could never sing this role live without a microphone. Pavarotti only sang this role live 5 times in his life. In this line up only Corelli as suitable, his voice as much bigger than the others. The other are fine, but opera needs to be sung without microphones.
@@ZENOBlAmusic2 🤓
Luciano Pavarotti sin lugar a dudas... Me gusto escuchar a Jonatan, es de mis favoritos... y el sostenido de Andrea Bocelli es bestial
Luciano Pavarotti is the best second comes Jonathan they have a strong powerful voice they all can sing but nothing like these two wonderful
Corelli had a much more powerful voice. His voice was 3 times bigger than Pavarotti's voice, without a microphone.
Couldn't hold back tears hearing these voices...such a beautiful song with a powerful ending ❤
Johnathan you can see how much he loves it...
I know it’s not included, but Jussi Bjorgling’s to me is one of, if not, the best performance of Nessun Dorma. Pavarotti, and young Jonathan Antoine are absolutely superb too!
Not a fair comparison for me as Jonathan was not performing with a full orchestra like the others. I guarantee his full version would honor Pavarotti .
There is no question. the early Pavarotti was by far the best. You turned me on to a couple I never heard of and will go check out now. I've heard others do Nessum Dorma who you don't have. But I've never seen that early clip of Pavarotti, and though I have heard the song by many dozens of wonderful singers, I've never heard a better version.
E del Monaco dove l'avete lasciato?
Have you ever heard Jussi Bjoerling?
Btw, this clip is from 1982 "Yes, Giorgio" movie.
I vote for Pavarotti but my next favorite is Jonathan Antoine.
Luciano Pavarotti war der größte , aber Jonathan ist mit Abstand der beste mit Emotion .
Seine Stimme geht tief ins Herz.
Ich bin jedesmal wenn ich seine Stimme höre überwältigt.
Jonathan singen "Dein Ist Mein Ganzes Herz" in German, a tribute to his dear friend Helga. and "Silent Night/Stille Nacht"
Pavarotti, and surprisingly enough Jonathan Antoine, wow! What a voice!
Newest Music Video, Jonathan singing "Io Si/Seen" per Grammy award winning composer Diane Warren's request! He sings the harmonies too. BEAUTIFUL!!! It debuted at #1 on itunes Classical Chart.
Jonathan Antoine Bravo!
All are fantastic tenors and can sing like no others. It would be unfair to say one is better than the other. Pavarotti, however, is one of my favorites of cause, unfortunately, he left us before his time but that does not discriminate against the others. I love all their voices, for opera is propper music.