Next Sunday on December 22, 2024, mu mother and I are going to see Andrea Bocelli in concert. My parents got me that as an early Christmas present my dream came true.
Two weeks ago my wife of 38 years died of brain cancer. She wanted this aria to be played at her death. As she was being led out of the hospice the care givers all stood in the hall and bowed their heads as this was played. The recording ended as we were leaving. It ends with an ovation for Bocelli. My daughter commented that the ovation could have been for my dear wife, Tricia, for a life well lived.
@@10.YEARS.TO.CHANGE.MY.NAME. I wish it wasn't true and she was still with me. Tricia Schneider died at 1:45pm on June 16th at the Agrace Hospice Center in Fitchburg, WI. Agrace arranges for the deceased to be led out to the funeral director's hearse to whatever music you choose. The staff all stands in the aisle out of respect to the person who has just passed away..
@@eden21871 He's using a microphone. Meaning, his voice isn't powerful enough to sing this song by himself unlike any other 'opera singer'. Also it just sounds off as someone else said, it's just wrong. Not saying it's bad as a performance but saying it rivals any professional opera singer's let alone Pavarotti is just wrong.
Corelli, Del Mónaco and Pav leads this aria so far. Listen Nessun dorma in Yes Giorgio's movie and youll see the diference. Although are different sort of voices and techniques but Bocelli is amazing, love to have his technique, but I cant because i am not him, and he cant have my voice because he is not me, voices are like DNA, everyone have our own, no replic exist on DNA at least it be cloned , but it is illegal worlwide. I seen in many shows as AGT or BGT (britain got Talent) and also in homemade videos, plenty of videos that one can try match to a celebrity or sport player but thats impossible because for the same reason that It cant be. I am me and you are you. Bocelli is Bocelli and Caruso was Caruso. Ferder is Federer and Sampras is Sampras. Gates is Gates and Jobs is Jobs. And its ok for someone to be inspired in someone we admire but its impossible to be it. Like the mango wants to be a banana, and the banana wants to be a coconut, the moon wants to be the Sun and Mercury eants to be another planet, tit can not happen and be possible. Imagine if that could be happend, the humanity and nature will be boring and with no sense at all.
Every time that I play Nessun Dorma on my iPad my little Westie dog sings to me and wants cuddles …. then my eyes always fill up. I am 70 years old and this bonding with my Princess is one of the greatest pleasures in my life, and my wife of 50 years understands.
No sleep, no sleep Nessun dorma, nessun dorma You too, o, Princess Tu pure, o, Principessa In your cold room Nella tua fredda stanza Look at the stars that tremble Guardi le stelle che tremano Of love and hope D'amore e di speranza But my mystery is closed in me Ma il mio mistero e chiuso in me No one will know my name Il nome mio nessun saprà No, no, I'll say it on your mouth No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò When the light shines Quando la luce splenderà And my kiss will break the silence Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio That makes you mine Che ti fa mia (No one will know his name) (Il nome suo nessun saprà) (And we must, alas, die, die) (E noi dovrem, ahimé, morir, morir) Vanish, o night Dilegua, o notte Set, stars Tramontate, stelle Set, stars Tramontate, stelle I'll win at dawn All'alba vincerò I will win Vincerò I will win Vincerò
Can you help me. Bocelli always sings an extra verse after Vincerò. I cannot find what the words are in this extra piece. I don't believe I've heard any other Tenor's sing this either. Do you know?
@@mnemmnem5282 knowing something is different from explicitly replying to someone, just to say that someone else is better. Why would you come watch this video, and then waste your time writing a comment putting down Bocelli's acheivements? Do you just have too much free time?
Such beautiful things reassure me that there is some refinement and high culture that exist in a world that seems to becoming increasingly reactionary and bigoted.....and low brow.
Hate to ruin your gorgeous thought but this is another one God is going to welcome us back as in the Bible and the example of the Lord's prayer when the people were listening to him and his most important talk when he said thy kingdom come thy will be done on Earth as it is in heaven why do you think on Earth is in there because the original purpose for God's kingdom is there a store a paradise Earth again only a select few the 144,000 will be going to heaven when you get a paradise Earth after the Great tribulation and Armageddon don't get sad which is more than being a good person and you will be there too Earth is a place where you'll be able to hug and kiss the loved ones you've lost heaven is for spiritual beings will you do not have human emotion in the sense that you cannot hold hug and really love maybe that infant that you lost or that young child whoever you lost don't you want to hold them again you can't do that in heaven
I imagine this song playing. When Jesus Christ comes back for His people. The clouds will part in the sky and every knee will bow and realize he is the Way, the Truth and the Light. No one comes to the father except through me. 🤍 What a site that will be. I pray I will be ready.
This is a very lusty love song from the Puccini opera Turandot, so that would be really hilarious if it was the track Jesus decided on to come back or whatever.
I like in a culture that is so far different from the culture that produced this masterpiece. But I find this piece of music insanely beautiful, magical, and simply out of this world.
+Michael Swainy Think I had a few tears in my eyes when I seen him live at the King Power :') Andrea will always remind me of the day we lifted the title.
I was their at that game, the L1 section were singing at the start of Nessun Dorma, they stopped halfway through, most fans were silent and respectful. Basically if you wasn't their you wouldn't know how the atmosphere was.
Italian music was prevalent in the Chicago Heights area of the early 50s. Always enjoyed listening to it, but Andrea Bocelli's rendition of Nessun Dorma with this orchestra is the best I can ever remember. The strength and rich depth of his voice well matched with this orchestral arrangement is soul stirring. This very rendition of the music completes the mental picture I have of the return of Jesus Christ with His angels in power and glory.
I search for the lyrics and translation of this song because I thought it was about the Nativity of Jesus. Glad to learn I am not the only one who thinks of Him with this song. 💕✨
Amazing arrangement by the conductor. It gives me goosebump at 2:50. If only the audience can hold their applause a bit later, that'll give bigger impact.
Today Italy won the UEFA European Championship 2021(2020). After hard times with the Corona Pandemic, I am sitting on my balcony and listen to this masterpiece and feeling the vibe... Forza Italia...
Gli italiani devono essere molti orgogliosi d'avere grandi artisti della cultura musicale al mondo, voi respirate arte, cari amici. È la culla della musica classica, perciò il linguaggio musicale è in italiano, che bello.
I was fortunate enough to see Bocelli live a year ago and when he sang Nessun Dorma I had tears flowing down my face. You cannot imagine how incredible his voice is until you hear it in person. These recordings do not do him justice.
I love how he just stands there and lets the music flow out. No grand gesticulating or chest puffing to show "what great effort" he's going through to reach the notes; just beautiful perfection. ❤
Absolutely! Pure powerful vocal projection only, without the “agonized” exaggerated pained facial expressions - like “it hurts to do this.” He makes it look perfectly easy, as he does in every performance he does.
Yeah, that describes a narcissist…..😕 the talent/ gifting is there but the “handicap” (being a narcissist) takes away from the gift. But Bocelli can pull it off without the distraction. He is amazing!!❤️
These comments are ridiculous. The chest puffing has to do with breath control. Opera singers of the highest calibre open their lungs and use the diaphragm as much as possible. You will see this with Jussi Björling who had the finest breath control that I have witnessed. The gestures they use are their own expression of the song. This is not showing off, it is the techniques of mastery. If you knew ANYTHING about opera you would understand that there are no narcissists. These artists practice every single day to improve themselves and they are their own worst critics. Bocelli is not technically the best, there are many singers who are superior in enunciation, in power and in breath control, but his tone is gorgeous, especially in the lower register, and his singing warms the heart. He radiates goodness. I earned my Fine Arts degree with a Major in Opera at Oklahoma City University and let me assure you, those pained expressions from opera singers are the emotional interpretations of the lyrics, not pretend suffering. BTW, opera singing is INCREDIBLY difficult and physically taxing. Singers have burst blood vessels in their throats, and strained their vocal chords to the point of ruination.
He most certainly DOES NOT just stand there and let it "flow out"! This is years and years of training "flowing out". His chest is not as lifted (puffy)because he is not fully engaging his diaphragm, this is a technical weakness he possesses.
My mother and I saw Andrea perform back in 2002..my SISTER and Dad had passed away 6months apart in 2000..grew up with an Italian-american Dad who played Mario Lanza every Sunday..my Mom cried through the whole performance..but of joy and memories..so wonderful..so glad I saw him..especially with Mom😘💖
Saw Andrea sing this song live....the chills and tears by the end of this song were apparent all around the huge audience. It was the closing song to the concert, fittingly.
Es umhüllt dich wie ein wunderschöner Stoff , es wärmt dich gibt dir Ruhe, lässt dich ein wenig frösteln , nimmt dir ein wenig den Atem , lässt ein paar Tränen über dein Gesicht laufen und trägt dich fort aus dem Alltag in eine bessere schönere Welt. Glaubst du nicht??? Dann schließe deine Augen , öffne dein Herz und deine Ohren und lass es einfach geschehen!!!! Ich wünsche dir die schönste Reise deines Lebens!!!!
Regardless of the Pavarotti comparisons(keep in mind each voice is different, not better, at the top of the game), this made me tear up near the end, when the audience spontaneously applauds, with some singing still left to come. They just could not help themselves. When a man(tenor) has a voice like this, live, in a crowd, it is overwhelming and goes through your spirit and soul, as an audience member. It is a spiritual thing, literally. Lucky for these audience members. We can only gather a glimpse of this experience here, watching this in a little square on our screens here, regardless of the speakers. There is zero comparison between hearing this live and making judgements from a little youtube box remotely in space and time at that. The audience members erupting even before it was finished speaks for itself. They say it all. Nothing more needs to be said.
scott kuzminski Yes, I saw him live September of last year, and the feelings I felt the moment he first walked on stage to the moment he took his final bow, were of pure electricity and emotions all through me. He made a few errors throughout his performance, but they were more than easy to overlook.
+scott kuzminski It's true they have different voices, but Pavarotti also clearly has better technique. But Bocelli has a very pretty, lyrical tenor voice. I think he probably has a better recording voice than Pavarotti, but he would be no match in an actual opera without a microphone. The reviews for his opera role were not entirely positive. There were critics who said that he was weak from the beginning in Turandot starting with "mio padre!"
+AstriaICOW I agree, Astrial...Bocelli has recorded some nice studio work, as well as lighter stuff like Tony Bennett's Duets, but I think Pavarotti might be the Caruso of our era, so very touch to top that. Keep in mind Pavarotti was a marvelous actor in Operas. I love the emotive expressions in his Opera arias as well as his singing
scott kuzminski sure. But to be fair, it's hard to act when you are blind :P I actually think that Placido Domingo is the most emotional and passionate actor for an opera singer, both on stage and off stage. The fact that he's also really good looking also helps a lot :P
This aria never fails to move me to tears!!! IMO Turandot is the greatest opera ever written and I say this knowing full well that there have been many great operas in history! As proof of this, this aria has probably been performed more times in movies and TV shows than any other. It is the GOAT of tenor arias!
Bravissimo Bocelli la migliore versione che ho ascoltato fino ad ora, una versione di questa romanza la tengo anche dal tenore Franco Corelli in un vecchio 33 giri della "Voce del Padrone". Like a chi la ascolta anche negli anni a venire.
Grato por ouvir essa obra. Queria que os jovens de hoje em dia pudessem apreciar essa maravilha. Infelizmente estamos presos em músicas que falam de rabo, sexo, putaria e por aí vai... Deus abençoe nossa pátria e nossa juventude.
Este es un tenor de tercera división al lado de los verdaderamente grandes y punto. Pavarotti ha cantado por todo el mundo de forma maravillosa esta aria, así como ha grabado en estudio 2 magníficas turandots, ambas con M. Caballé, pero en un escenario, sin trucos que es lo que tiene mérito, ¡¡jamás!!. El mejor Calaf que ha habido sobre el escenario ha sido FRANCO CORELLI. Esta ópera fue escrita para Miguel Fleta que fue quien la estrenó y que ha sido para muchos el mejor tenor del siglo XX.
For me an irishman I think this is the most beautiful song I have ever heard this song represents all aspects of life music love empathy respect loyalty love always from your Irish Brothers and sisters 💗
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That crescendo at 1:22 - I've never heard a tenor add that much dynamic range to this song. And good Lord, don't even get me started on the third "vincero." I hope he's at the entrance of heavens gates singing this. I told myself to maintain my manhood and not tear up, but that's gone. I caved lol 😢😮
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Божественно, о-о-очень красиво поёт Андреа Бочелли! Бесконечное восхищение, я очень люблю голос этого оперного певца! Уважаю Вас, Андреа, долгих лет вам жизни и бесконечного счастья❤
I've started learning Italian a week ago and came here to listen to this masterpiece to motivate me even more. I hadn't listened to this for quite some time. Damn, I have no words. I got goosebumps all the way down to my legs. I felt this extremely heartwarming and intense emotion I can't really explain. What a beautiful emotion it was. Few singers and songs can make me feel this strong of an emotion. This is an absolute masterpiece. And Andrea Bocelli is an absolute unforgettable legend. Thank you 🇮🇹 for this. Il mio livello di motivazione per imparare l'italiano è alle stelle dopo aver ascoltato questo capolavoro!
I can't get enough of Andrea Bocelli singing Nessun Dorma!!! Such a beautiful song and the English translation of the words is incredible. One of the best renditions of Nessun Dorma!!!!❤❤❤
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Well, hmm.... I can not, (literally) can not count the number of times I have sung this exact number in my head today. Let alone coming back to UA-cam time and again for the same beautiful melody. Oh my gosh.... I love this rendition.
I just sang this whole song whole watching this. Even the last verse which goes: O sole vira eternita Luce de mondo.e amore Ride e cante nel sole L'finitia nostra felicità Gloria a te! Gloria a te!
That violinist at 0:37 is one of the same violinists that played in the Heritage Orchestra's Ibiza Set. He's given a lot of camera time in their O2 show on UA-cam, smiling the whole time. 😁
Bocelli's voice is so beautiful...but I don't know of anyone alive today that can carry such power into the high part as Pavarotti did with every performance. Bocelli here was near to drowned out by the instruments at every climax.
Patrick Carroll no. It is because his high notes are in weak mixed voice. If only you would listen closely how the transistion of that A4 and B4 went. The A4 was still in chest then he bends to a mixed B4 which weakens the tone, making the orchestra overpowered him. There's nothing wrong with the sound engineer because Bocelli can be heard loud and clear during the soft orchestral parts. This is the reason why people kept saying that Bocelli is better when amplified because his voice is weak to be considered an opera. I love him for being a classic pop singer, his voice is the best voice I've ever heard but in things like this is where his weakness shows up but as his fan, I still love him.
Patrick Carroll wrong. Pavarotti (and many other lyric tenors) sang this with NO mic, as opera is meant to be sang. Even if the sound designer had forgot to plug the mic in, Bocelli would still be singing on a level playing field to other opera singers.
@@omerkaymak5710 Emotions man, emotions.. ;) Range and power is not everything. For example I appreciate Pavarotti but he never give me same chills like Bocelli.
I can never moved be emotionally moved the way that music does. Music like this just brings tears to my eyes and more fuel for the passion I have for music. I can never regret being a Music Major.
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Tô aqui bebendo cachaça e cada gole é um arrepio e um choro, com essa música, lembrando que o Coronavirus vem devastando tudo. F O R Z A - I T A L I A.
The voice of an angel, never fails to make me cry, my grandad was this talented like so many others he died unnoticed and it is because of him I love to hear this beautiful voice
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Next Sunday on December 22, 2024, mu mother and I are going to see Andrea Bocelli in concert. My parents got me that as an early Christmas present my dream came true.
Just saw him tonight he was on point excellent show
I just saw him in concert on December 11. It is an amazing experience to hear him live. You are in for a. Great evening!
Two weeks ago my wife of 38 years died of brain cancer. She wanted this aria to be played at her death. As she was being led out of the hospice the care givers all stood in the hall and bowed their heads as this was played. The recording ended as we were leaving. It ends with an ovation for Bocelli. My daughter commented that the ovation could have been for my dear wife, Tricia, for a life well lived.
I want to believe this but I'm skeptical about it.
@@10.YEARS.TO.CHANGE.MY.NAME. I wish it wasn't true and she was still with me. Tricia Schneider died at 1:45pm on June 16th at the Agrace Hospice Center in Fitchburg, WI. Agrace arranges for the deceased to be led out to the funeral director's hearse to whatever music you choose. The staff all stands in the aisle out of respect to the person who has just passed away..
I know God himself was in the room with you during that moment, and is with you still
@@tish1415 Thanks so much.
Lee, thank you for sharing a very personal moment. As I listened to the aria I could feel your wife's beautiful spirit.
Italy. Our hearts are with you tonight. Thank you for Puccini, Pavoratti and Bocelli. GRAZIE. God bless.
We pray for you 🇷🇸🙏🏻🤎
We pray for you 🇷🇸🙏🏻🤎
Verdade
You’re welcome
L'Italia vincerà!
Im not an opera guy, but i find this very beautiful.
Search Time to Say Goodbye...him with Sarah Brightman from the late 90s...simply stunning.
Opera is awesome
listen to his song con te partiro
Tbh it's better when he sings on his own
random person Definitly !
Not just Bocelli, but an ensemble choir and an orchestra. That was powerful
To be played loud
Worth it
Yes i do not have the big words ,my soul feel everything
There is only one GOD Andrea Bocelli ❤
Why do I cry whenever I here this song?
same
El acompañamiento de voces y la orquesta son excelentes.
anch'io piango ma per motivi diversi: queata voce può fare il pastorello di Tosca non il personaggio eroico di Kalaf dove è richiesto ben altro!!
So do I!! It's the most beautiful song!
so do I man, its just so beautiful and so much passion
This should be the celebratory song when the world beats the Covid-19 pandemic.
Wish I could give you a million thumbs up! Couldn't agree more my friend 🙂👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✌✌✌✌
This should be the song that plays when the sun creeps the window after COVID, every morning!
Wish I could give you a hug for this... absolutely right👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😍😍😍😍😌
@@angieo.5745 It's time for social distancing... 😂... Just kidding... Consider ur hug successful..👍.. #Stay safe
This is our fight song against the Coronavirus!
I confess, I never though anyone, even Bocelli could dare approach Pavarotti when it came to this song. I am happy to be proven wrong.
Dan Vasc.
Pavarotti is leagues better what are you talking about
sorry this one better then anyone else, no offense
@@eden21871 He's using a microphone. Meaning, his voice isn't powerful enough to sing this song by himself unlike any other 'opera singer'. Also it just sounds off as someone else said, it's just wrong. Not saying it's bad as a performance but saying it rivals any professional opera singer's let alone Pavarotti is just wrong.
Corelli, Del Mónaco and Pav leads this aria so far. Listen Nessun dorma in Yes Giorgio's movie and youll see the diference. Although are different sort of voices and techniques but Bocelli is amazing, love to have his technique, but I cant because i am not him, and he cant have my voice because he is not me, voices are like DNA, everyone have our own, no replic exist on DNA at least it be cloned , but it is illegal worlwide. I seen in many shows as AGT or BGT (britain got Talent) and also in homemade videos, plenty of videos that one can try match to a celebrity or sport player but thats impossible because for the same reason that It cant be. I am me and you are you.
Bocelli is Bocelli and Caruso was Caruso. Ferder is Federer and Sampras is Sampras.
Gates is Gates and Jobs is Jobs.
And its ok for someone to be inspired in someone we admire but its impossible to be it.
Like the mango wants to be a banana, and the banana wants to be a coconut, the moon wants to be the Sun and Mercury eants to be another planet, tit can not happen and be possible.
Imagine if that could be happend, the humanity and nature will be boring and with no sense at all.
How can anyone watch this and not tear up. Gets me every time
We will win. God wins 🙏🙏🙏
Has anyone heard Nessun Dorma and not be moved? I haven't...............Andrea Bocelli no exception. Wonderful. Thank you for posting.
Goosebumps every time I hear it....
Every time that I play Nessun Dorma on my iPad my little Westie dog sings to me and wants cuddles …. then my eyes always fill up. I am 70 years old and this bonding with my Princess is one of the greatest pleasures in my life, and my wife of 50 years understands.
The world tilts on an axis, the is so much of my world ❤
No sleep, no sleep
Nessun dorma, nessun dorma
You too, o, Princess
Tu pure, o, Principessa
In your cold room
Nella tua fredda stanza
Look at the stars that tremble
Guardi le stelle che tremano
Of love and hope
D'amore e di speranza
But my mystery is closed in me
Ma il mio mistero e chiuso in me
No one will know my name
Il nome mio nessun saprà
No, no, I'll say it on your mouth
No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò
When the light shines
Quando la luce splenderà
And my kiss will break the silence
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio
That makes you mine
Che ti fa mia
(No one will know his name)
(Il nome suo nessun saprà)
(And we must, alas, die, die)
(E noi dovrem, ahimé, morir, morir)
Vanish, o night
Dilegua, o notte
Set, stars
Tramontate, stelle
Set, stars
Tramontate, stelle
I'll win at dawn
All'alba vincerò
I will win
Vincerò
I will win
Vincerò
Thank you 🌻
Can you help me. Bocelli always sings an extra verse after Vincerò. I cannot find what the words are in this extra piece. I don't believe I've heard any other Tenor's sing this either. Do you know?
Ive seen you on all iterations of this song and you are godsend my friend
@@paulwebster3704 Im also trying to find the extra verse? Did you find them?
@@davebry01 Ride e cante nel sole, l'infinita nostra felicita, gloria a te gloria a te
This great great man lost his eyes when he was just 12, imagine the pain he'd have been through and yet nothing stopped him from becoming the best!
Great man
not the best
@@mnemmnem5282 and yet here you are, watching him. Not the others
@@mnemmnem5282 knowing something is different from explicitly replying to someone, just to say that someone else is better. Why would you come watch this video, and then waste your time writing a comment putting down Bocelli's acheivements? Do you just have too much free time?
DIOS. gracias por Andrea Bocelli❤❤❤
@@linussun4439 Noo Simplemente a agradecer ,cuando no lo merecemos , como tú 😢
How are we humans so capable of such glorious things such as this?
GOD made us capable to do so. Everyone is blessed with a special gift.
Evolution
Such beautiful things reassure me that there is some refinement and high culture that exist in a world that seems to becoming increasingly reactionary and bigoted.....and low brow.
Everything is beautiful and makes sense until religious people come up with their comments about heaven and god.
A gift from God, no doubt.
This is a song that gives you that magnetic, cold chill that you feel go through your whole body!
I believe it will feel like that when God welcomes us back home to Heaven.
That's so beautiful...I agree! And when Andrea gets up there, he can see all of the miraculous colors of heaven. He is an angel 😇 💖
Hate to ruin your gorgeous thought but this is another one God is going to welcome us back as in the Bible and the example of the Lord's prayer when the people were listening to him and his most important talk when he said thy kingdom come thy will be done on Earth as it is in heaven why do you think on Earth is in there because the original purpose for God's kingdom is there a store a paradise Earth again only a select few the 144,000 will be going to heaven when you get a paradise Earth after the Great tribulation and Armageddon don't get sad which is more than being a good person and you will be there too Earth is a place where you'll be able to hug and kiss the loved ones you've lost heaven is for spiritual beings will you do not have human emotion in the sense that you cannot hold hug and really love maybe that infant that you lost or that young child whoever you lost don't you want to hold them again you can't do that in heaven
Is he dead already?@@audreycortez2341
I imagine this song playing. When Jesus Christ comes back for His people. The clouds will part in the sky and every knee will bow and realize he is the Way, the Truth and the Light. No one comes to the father except through me. 🤍 What a site that will be. I pray I will be ready.
This is a very lusty love song from the Puccini opera Turandot, so that would be really hilarious if it was the track Jesus decided on to come back or whatever.
@@jkellis Thanks for pointing that out and being nice about it. Much love!
Of course! I had to look up the lyrics myself when I first heard it.
I like in a culture that is so far different from the culture that produced this masterpiece. But I find this piece of music insanely beautiful, magical, and simply out of this world.
Damn .... Bocelli aged like some really fancy good wine...and he is still a good lookin old man today
GOD Put Andrea Bocelli on this earth for this; Thank You!
This is the best version and i've heard so many, but no one comes.As great as this one
You'd better hear Pavarotti 's version
I can't understand how there was not a standing ovation! I would have jumped out of my seat.
maybe because he cant see? im would have done the same as you :)
It's savoir-vivre. I's rude to stand up in opera.
@@Endoo95 That's true but this isnt really an opera. It's an operatic performance but there's no play involved, its just the orchestral element.
He cant sing opera very good ..It's popera
right? fucking goosebumps
His performance at the Kingpower sent shivers down my spine
+Michael Swainy That was unreal mate. Stunning scenes at King power.
+Michael Swainy Think I had a few tears in my eyes when I seen him live at the King Power :') Andrea will always remind me of the day we lifted the title.
I always get chills when I hear this too. I saw him live one year and what a show!!!
Paul potts > all ... the instuments are to fucking loud
I was their at that game, the L1 section were singing at the start of Nessun Dorma, they stopped halfway through, most fans were silent and respectful. Basically if you wasn't their you wouldn't know how the atmosphere was.
¡Qué hermosa melodía! Esto sí es música que da gusto escuchar una y mil veces. 🫶
Same❤
Long live Italy 🇮🇹 for giving us so two of the greatest musical gods ever Pavarotti and Bocelli 🙏❤️
Não consigo ouvir isto sem que a emoção tome conta de mim: numa única palavra, "MARAVILHOSO"!
Something about the melody of things song and the vocals that makes it the most sentimental song I have ever heard in my life.
I think your correct
And, in movies they use Nesum when theyre going to blow the 'bad guy' at the end.
All puccini songs are beautiful... I invite you to hear Vissi d'arte by Maria Callas
@@Antonio-qm3bi Arias. They are all beautiful, just not when Bocelli sings them.
@@xxsaruman82xx87 That's right, I love also "O soave Fanciulla, and In questa Reggia"... They are beautiful, specially with Maria Callas or Caballé
Italian music was prevalent in the Chicago Heights area of the early 50s. Always enjoyed listening to it, but Andrea Bocelli's rendition of Nessun Dorma with this orchestra is the best I can ever remember. The strength and rich depth of his voice well matched with this orchestral arrangement is soul stirring. This very rendition of the music completes the mental picture I have of the return of Jesus Christ with His angels in power and glory.
I search for the lyrics and translation of this song because I thought it was about the Nativity of Jesus. Glad to learn I am not the only one who thinks of Him with this song. 💕✨
Amazing arrangement by the conductor. It gives me goosebump at 2:50. If only the audience can hold their applause a bit later, that'll give bigger impact.
It gives me goosebumps too! 4:31
Today Italy won the UEFA European Championship 2021(2020). After hard times with the Corona Pandemic, I am sitting on my balcony and listen to this masterpiece and feeling the vibe... Forza Italia...
Italia vivace
I did the same thing but you finded the best words to describe how it was wauw 👏👏👏
I'm not the softest, but when the choir enters is that beautiful it brings tears to my eyes every time!
Dear god, what a voice! make the world beautiful again.
Should we make it great again?
Gli italiani devono essere molti orgogliosi d'avere grandi artisti della cultura musicale al mondo, voi respirate arte, cari amici. È la culla della musica classica, perciò il linguaggio musicale è in italiano, che bello.
I love this so much!! My Nonna loved Pavarotti and so do I but Bocelli’s version is so wonderful!
This song has more significance in the current times than ever before. The Sum of All Fears!!
Un des meilleurs ténors parmi les grands ! Plus la magie de Puccini ....
Insanely beautiful
Oh my goodness. It doesn't even look like he's trying! He makes it look so easy.
That's because he's using a microphone
I was fortunate enough to see Bocelli live a year ago and when he sang Nessun Dorma I had tears flowing down my face. You cannot imagine how incredible his voice is until you hear it in person. These recordings do not do him justice.
I love how he just stands there and lets the music flow out.
No grand gesticulating or chest puffing to show "what great effort" he's going through to reach the notes; just beautiful perfection. ❤
Absolutely! Pure powerful vocal projection only, without the “agonized” exaggerated pained facial expressions - like “it hurts to do this.” He makes it look perfectly easy, as he does in every performance he does.
Yeah, that describes a narcissist…..😕 the talent/ gifting is there but the “handicap” (being a narcissist) takes away from the gift. But
Bocelli can pull it off without the distraction. He is amazing!!❤️
These comments are ridiculous. The chest puffing has to do with breath control. Opera singers of the highest calibre open their lungs and use the diaphragm as much as possible. You will see this with Jussi Björling who had the finest breath control that I have witnessed. The gestures they use are their own expression of the song. This is not showing off, it is the techniques of mastery. If you knew ANYTHING about opera you would understand that there are no narcissists. These artists practice every single day to improve themselves and they are their own worst critics. Bocelli is not technically the best, there are many singers who are superior in enunciation, in power and in breath control, but his tone is gorgeous, especially in the lower register, and his singing warms the heart. He radiates goodness. I earned my Fine Arts degree with a Major in Opera at Oklahoma City University and let me assure you, those pained expressions from opera singers are the emotional interpretations of the lyrics, not pretend suffering. BTW, opera singing is INCREDIBLY difficult and physically taxing. Singers have burst blood vessels in their throats, and strained their vocal chords to the point of ruination.
He most certainly DOES NOT just stand there and let it "flow out"! This is years and years of training "flowing out". His chest is not as lifted (puffy)because he is not fully engaging his diaphragm, this is a technical weakness he possesses.
@@eileenhetherington3704 wow thanks for this education. Learnt something new today
My God …. This guy could sing the phone book ad it would be awesome; simply heavenly!!
My mother and I saw Andrea perform back in 2002..my SISTER and Dad had passed away 6months apart in 2000..grew up with an Italian-american Dad who played Mario Lanza every Sunday..my Mom cried through the whole performance..but of joy and memories..so wonderful..so glad I saw him..especially with Mom😘💖
Saw Andrea sing this song live....the chills and tears by the end of this song were apparent all around the huge audience. It was the closing song to the concert, fittingly.
I’ve seen Andrea Bocelli sing this at two different concerts!! It brings tears to my husband’s eyes, and I cry! Marvelous‼️❤️
Yay for the Italians !!!!!!!!!! Andrea Bocelli you make us italians ridiculously proud!!!!!! (from an italian -american in NYC)
danielle brown - Ja 👍
Es umhüllt dich wie ein wunderschöner Stoff , es wärmt dich gibt dir Ruhe, lässt dich ein wenig frösteln , nimmt dir ein wenig den Atem , lässt ein paar Tränen über dein Gesicht laufen und trägt dich fort aus dem Alltag in eine bessere schönere Welt. Glaubst du nicht??? Dann schließe deine Augen , öffne dein Herz und deine Ohren und lass es einfach geschehen!!!! Ich wünsche dir die schönste Reise deines Lebens!!!!
Non sono italiano ma piango da cuore per Italia per tutti queli che sono morti per il virus!! Da uno portoghese che ha studiato a Pisa a 2007!!
tanti grazie gilberto della parte dei tuto l italia
Its just beautiful to see how comfortably he hits all those notes. Like it isnt anything.
It is not comfortable, ever. It's called vocal training. It is incredibly hard and takes decades of practice to make it look this easy.
@@eileenhetherington3704 God, now I'm remembering getting ready for juries at my old music school and it's making my throat hurt lol
@@eileenhetherington3704I’d say it is comfortable comparatively to if u were to sing it in pop
Regardless of the Pavarotti comparisons(keep in mind each voice is different, not better, at the top of the game), this made me tear up near the end, when the audience spontaneously applauds, with some singing still left to come. They just could not help themselves. When a man(tenor) has a voice like this, live, in a crowd, it is overwhelming and goes through your spirit and soul, as an audience member. It is a spiritual thing, literally. Lucky for these audience members. We can only gather a glimpse of this experience here, watching this in a little square on our screens here, regardless of the speakers. There is zero comparison between hearing this live and making judgements from a little youtube box remotely in space and time at that. The audience members erupting even before it was finished speaks for itself. They say it all. Nothing more needs to be said.
scott kuzminski Yes, I saw him live September of last year, and the feelings I felt the moment he first walked on stage to the moment he took his final bow, were of pure electricity and emotions all through me. He made a few errors throughout his performance, but they were more than easy to overlook.
scott kuzminski
+scott kuzminski It's true they have different voices, but Pavarotti also clearly has better technique. But Bocelli has a very pretty, lyrical tenor voice. I think he probably has a better recording voice than Pavarotti, but he would be no match in an actual opera without a microphone. The reviews for his opera role were not entirely positive. There were critics who said that he was weak from the beginning in Turandot starting with "mio padre!"
+AstriaICOW I agree, Astrial...Bocelli has recorded some nice studio work, as well as lighter stuff like Tony Bennett's Duets, but I think Pavarotti might be the Caruso of our era, so very touch to top that. Keep in mind Pavarotti was a marvelous actor in Operas. I love the emotive expressions in his Opera arias as well as his singing
scott kuzminski
sure. But to be fair, it's hard to act when you are blind :P I actually think that Placido Domingo is the most emotional and passionate actor for an opera singer, both on stage and off stage. The fact that he's also really good looking also helps a lot :P
Essa música tinha no PES 2014!🥹🌟😜✌️🇧🇷 Na verdade muitas músicas clássicas de 2013 foram para o PES 14, mas enfim, essa música estava lá.😜🌟✌️✌️🇧🇷
His voice is more powerful than 10 men combined
The most amazing, powerful, beautiful, vibrational and emotional VINCERO of all tenors and times
Essa música sozinha coloca a Itália como o vértice do belo canto.
I cry when I hear him sing this and I have no idea why.
Oh my goodness same here, I’m trying not to cry 😢
This aria never fails to move me to tears!!! IMO Turandot is the greatest opera ever written and I say this knowing full well that there have been many great operas in history! As proof of this, this aria has probably been performed more times in movies and TV shows than any other. It is the GOAT of tenor arias!
OMG When I hear him sing I get chills and I cry - No other Opera singer does this to me - I LOVE LOVE HIS VOICE
I wept. Then I kept going.
Thank you for posting this.
Goosebumps can listen to him anytime
Bravissimo Bocelli la migliore versione che ho ascoltato fino ad ora, una versione di questa romanza la tengo anche dal tenore Franco Corelli in un vecchio 33 giri della "Voce del Padrone". Like a chi la ascolta anche negli anni a venire.
Grato por ouvir essa obra. Queria que os jovens de hoje em dia pudessem apreciar essa maravilha. Infelizmente estamos presos em músicas que falam de rabo, sexo, putaria e por aí vai... Deus abençoe nossa pátria e nossa juventude.
This song is soul stunning everytime, it should be prescribed as a medicine
I Didn't realize there was so many Italian greats. Bless his heart. Truly a God given gift.
Try Corelli for size
@@xxsaruman82xx87 Wow! Another genius at his craft. Thanks
@@vwiggins9797 You're welcome!
No struggles to all from him to reach high notes. He does it with so much ease
No disrespect to Andrea and the mega legend that he is. Nobody can ever match the rendition Pavarotti has for this particular piece.
Breaks my heart that he’s gone
Este es un tenor de tercera división al lado de los verdaderamente grandes y punto. Pavarotti ha cantado por todo el mundo de forma maravillosa esta aria, así como ha grabado en estudio 2 magníficas turandots, ambas con M. Caballé, pero en un escenario, sin trucos que es lo que tiene mérito, ¡¡jamás!!. El mejor Calaf que ha habido sobre el escenario ha sido FRANCO CORELLI. Esta ópera fue escrita para Miguel Fleta que fue quien la estrenó y que ha sido para muchos el mejor tenor del siglo XX.
sou de Acaraú-Ceará, Brasil, e simplesmente, contemplo daqui essas obras de artes sem iguais no mundo.
I always think of my dad when i listen to this Opera. I miss my dad so much thanks Andrea
Likewise, my dad loved this, especially the end.
@@neilf.anderson thanks
My goosebumps have goosebumps. Everything in this performance was spectacular, Bocelli, the orchestra, everything.
😮
4:31
They say that if God had a voice, it would that of Andrea Bocelli's. Simply stunning.
"If God had a voice?"
For me an irishman I think this is the most beautiful song I have ever heard this song represents all aspects of life music love empathy respect loyalty love always from your Irish Brothers and sisters 💗
He gets me every time. Absolutely beautiful.
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That crescendo at 1:22 - I've never heard a tenor add that much dynamic range to this song. And good Lord, don't even get me started on the third "vincero." I hope he's at the entrance of heavens gates singing this. I told myself to maintain my manhood and not tear up, but that's gone. I caved lol 😢😮
Then you haven't listened to actual Operatic Tenors.
My dear friend you are not alone trust me, I'm Mr Pride.
Never heard of Pavarotti?
I rarely/hardly ever hear these dynamic contrasts with this much musical expression is all that I meant.
@ I don't cry when the great Pavarotti sings. I cry when Bocelli sings.. That is the difference.
BREATHTAKING
I love that this version includes the joyful reprise of the melody from the very end of the opera :)
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Божественно, о-о-очень красиво поёт Андреа Бочелли! Бесконечное восхищение, я очень люблю голос этого оперного певца! Уважаю Вас, Андреа, долгих лет вам жизни и бесконечного счастья❤
Rogue Nation brought me here! That opera scene is fantastic with this song!!
Got to see him in Dublin Ireland a few years ago. One of the most breathtaking things I've ever witnessed.
Oceann McCormack i can’t imagine the amount of goosebumps that i would get watching it live.
I've started learning Italian a week ago and came here to listen to this masterpiece to motivate me even more. I hadn't listened to this for quite some time.
Damn, I have no words.
I got goosebumps all the way down to my legs. I felt this extremely heartwarming and intense emotion I can't really explain. What a beautiful emotion it was.
Few singers and songs can make me feel this strong of an emotion.
This is an absolute masterpiece.
And Andrea Bocelli is an absolute unforgettable legend.
Thank you 🇮🇹 for this. Il mio livello di motivazione per imparare l'italiano è alle stelle dopo aver ascoltato questo capolavoro!
I like to give this a spin every couple of months to make sure the old tear ducts are still working. For me, this is beauty in it’s purest form.
The voice control is spectacular oh my he sang the hell out of that song!!!! 🌟🕊💯
You simply won't find a finer interpretation of this arya. Just look at him singing his soul out.
I can't get enough of Andrea Bocelli singing Nessun Dorma!!! Such a beautiful song and the English translation of the words is incredible. One of the best renditions of Nessun Dorma!!!!❤❤❤
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Well, hmm.... I can not, (literally) can not count the number of times I have sung this exact number in my head today. Let alone coming back to UA-cam time and again for the same beautiful melody. Oh my gosh.... I love this rendition.
I just sang this whole song whole watching this. Even the last verse which goes:
O sole vira eternita
Luce de mondo.e amore
Ride e cante nel sole
L'finitia nostra felicità
Gloria a te! Gloria a te!
That violinist at 0:37 is one of the same violinists that played in the Heritage Orchestra's Ibiza Set. He's given a lot of camera time in their O2 show on UA-cam, smiling the whole time. 😁
speechless... very rich and beautiful
Bocelli's voice is so beautiful...but I don't know of anyone alive today that can carry such power into the high part as Pavarotti did with every performance. Bocelli here was near to drowned out by the instruments at every climax.
That's because of the sound engineer.
Patrick Carroll no. It is because his high notes are in weak mixed voice. If only you would listen closely how the transistion of that A4 and B4 went. The A4 was still in chest then he bends to a mixed B4 which weakens the tone, making the orchestra overpowered him. There's nothing wrong with the sound engineer because Bocelli can be heard loud and clear during the soft orchestral parts. This is the reason why people kept saying that Bocelli is better when amplified because his voice is weak to be considered an opera. I love him for being a classic pop singer, his voice is the best voice I've ever heard but in things like this is where his weakness shows up but as his fan, I still love him.
You people must be tone deaf,this guy is rubbish,how dare you compare him to Pavarotti,more like Joe Dolce.ah shuddupa your face
PAVAROTTI WAS THE KING!
Patrick Carroll wrong. Pavarotti (and many other lyric tenors) sang this with NO mic, as opera is meant to be sang. Even if the sound designer had forgot to plug the mic in, Bocelli would still be singing on a level playing field to other opera singers.
one of the greatest voices ever.
Hahaha pavarotti, Bjorling, corelli, caruso
@@omerkaymak5710 Emotions man, emotions.. ;) Range and power is not everything. For example I appreciate Pavarotti but he never give me same chills like Bocelli.
I love that there is still some beauty and excellence is this otherwise craven world.
Vim pelo livro , NA DÚVIDA ESCOLHA O AMOR !! Maravilhada com essa música.👏👏👏 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Jesus would weep upon hearing this. Unbelievable. Breathtaking.
I cry every time.
A most beautiful conclusion to anyone concert. Tears and heart felt love become boundless.
I can never moved be emotionally moved the way that music does. Music like this just brings tears to my eyes and more fuel for the passion I have for music. I can never regret being a Music Major.
Kevin the first line of that comment was cancer.
Same here
This music has greag effect on mind and soul
This surely is a pick me up song. so beautiful. Andrea you are a special person.
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The music lifts you to an heavenly place.....yes. ..out of COVID and the last year. Music does this
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I get chills when hearing this
PUCCINI.would be so happy to hear ANDREA sing nessun dorma ,im sure.
Quite possibly the best voice ever....
Michael Waters Two words Luciano Pavarotti
Stunning talent.
no one can sing this song like andrea. he's the best.
Tô aqui bebendo cachaça e cada gole é um arrepio e um choro, com essa música, lembrando que o Coronavirus vem devastando tudo. F O R Z A - I T A L I A.
The voice of an angel, never fails to make me cry, my grandad was this talented like so many others he died unnoticed and it is because of him I love to hear this beautiful voice
Uma das canções mais lindas que o mundo já ouviu simplesmente magnífica
Giacomo Puccini e Verdi são um dos maiores pilares da música! Mesmo sem muita gente saber, suas influências são notórias até os dias de hoje.
Muito emocionante!
Eu não entendo nada de ópera mais eu devo admitir é algo incrível de se esculta sempre ouço muitos clássicos são fascinante.