Mirella Freni & Gianni Raimondi "O soave fanciulla" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Mirella Freni & Gianni Raimondi "O soave fanciulla" on The Ed Sullivan Show, October 23, 1966. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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This video is World Heritage 👏👏👏 Bravo!!!
Bravo, absolutely lovely performance. Thank you for sharing it.
Obviously you have no problem with Raimondi NOT singing the end of the duet in the harmony that Puccini wrote, but chooses to sing the ending the other way, which I have no problem with and myself the prefer the double tessitura in unison, whether it be high c or high b.
Ellos dos eran increíbles!!!! Raimondi siempre será mi favorito! Mirella Freni la mejor Mimi
Che meraviglia
Wonderful, thank you!
역사적인 공연! Historical!!
Gianni, il Tenore lirico per antonomasia
Bravo!
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼bravo! bravo!
La Boheme, troppo bella.
Bravo tutti!
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O Gianni mio adorato, ecco la Mimì
1966 full-color!!
Gianni Raimondi teve dois bis no Teatro Municipal de São Paulo. Na ária Ciello e mare e no dueto Enzo Grimaldi príncipe de Santa Santafiore com o barítono Gian Giacomo Guelfi. Bis para a dança das horas. Memorável temporada de 1969. Cia completa do teatro São Carlos de Nápoles. Assisti Del Mônaco no Othello.
Certo che l'abbigliamento di Mimì non si addice molto ad una povera fioraia.
So this is where the Red Hot Chili Peppers found their sound
Giveitaway
Giveitaway
Giveitaway now
Seems very disjointed.
Exactly what do you mean by that? When she joins him on the high A? When they talk about what they will, or won't, do later? When she she says "Obedesco signor"? When he says "tell me you love me" and she replies "I Love you?"
When they sing "Amor, Amor, Amor" in unison? (That's "Love")
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It should be, it's two people who just met and are figuring out each other.. communication is hard