Luciano Pavarotti - Singers Then And Now (With Singing Tutorial) - Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy
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- Опубліковано 15 бер 2022
- In this video, we examine the voice of one of the greatest tenors of recent times, none other than Luciano Pavarotti! We see how his voice fared from the early days until later in his career. Come with me and let's take a closer look!
Luciano Pavarotti - Singers Then And Now
The goal of this series is not to make fun of people, to show a picture of them in their youth and then mock them in their older age.
The goal is to showcase how voices have sustained over time. And who has taken care of their voices and who hasn't, and what was the result. And what could've been done differently for those that did not take care of the voices.
Could they have sustained their voices? And can they be rehabilitated now? Some singers (few) are just gifted with great genes and have been able to sustain their voices on their own. This is a rare exception. The rest of us mere mortals have to work at it, just like we have to work at our voices to get range, pitch, power, control, longevity, stamina, and so forth.
In addition, it's just really cool to check out the incredible careers of these artists and marvel at their singing.
So today, we are looking at none other than Mr. Luciano Parvarotti!
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My father would often say there are singers and there are singers. The Opera guys are on whole other level. He was right.
Thank you! (Remember Dimash's interview where he said that Pavarotti was one of his idols, that Pavarotti had vocal teachers even when he was already a star. And added, that you can't rely on you knowing you are good at singing, because teachers notice things you don't notice yourself.)
Приветствую Ken. Таких как Pavarotti больше не будет.
His performances in 93-96 were truly magical, probably the peak of his voice, which was in my opinion one of the greatest of all time
I still love Mario Lanza
Getting older, Luciano Pavarotti added more pathos and experience to the singing. During his performance in Torino he was sick and he did his best "canto del cigno", his last swansong. It makes me shiver. When a voice gives you emotions, it crosses the boundaries of time. I also love "Ridi, pagliaccio".
I knew he was an amazing tenor, but I knew precious little about his music or career, so it was really fasting especially to see the old clips and then to hear how strong his voice was decades later! Amazing.
Elvis would be a pretty cool then and now video
old was gold
I absolutely love Pavarotti Ken love his opera voice he had his placement and techniques down her well he had a awesome voice one of my favs singers Ken every other opera singer was originally influenced by Pavarotti he was great back then had a awesome voice hit those notes effortless he was great then and great now in my opinion Ken he still had it didn't lose anything Pavarotti could nail those notes easily love the man I love how he hold out those notes big fan he hasn't lost a thing even when he got older Ken 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
He was sublime, Cade! Glad you appreciate his artistry.
He was awesome Ken thanks I appreciate great singing and opera singing its not everybody style but I love opera Ken especially pavarotti
Yeah, you can't take anything away from Pavarotti ... Lived and died a legend.
This might be the first video I haven't heard you SING to demonstrate something. That's pretty telling on Pavarotti and just how UNTOUCHABLE he was!!! He was AMAZING 🙂
I really like how you review so many different genres of music.
Cool! I'm glad you're open to different styles. That shows maturity. Rock on!
The ultimate opera singer of all time!!
Franco Corelli
Pavarotti always wows me no matter what era it is.
Cool! I don't recall you doing any videos on classical singers before. So this was a nice change of pace. Much respect to Mr. Pavorotti. He was a legend.
Is a Legend......He was unbelievable!.....Just sayin Friend.....His voice lives
He was my dear uncle's favorite singer. Thank you for doing this and having me remind me of him.😊
Pavarotti also sang live with no mic or PA system that I am aware of. That is just how incredibly powerful his voice was, and simply cannot be compared with singers who produce higher notes with a fraction of the power this guy was producing. Marc Martel did a vphenomenal video called "Mercurotti" where he sings both parts of Nessun Dorma. Worth a listen 👍.
Yes, but in concert halls and opera houses built for that. In arenas mics like anyone else, so not really a great point.
That Is amazing, the other singer i know of who did the same was Celia Cruz, that Is according to my grandmother
Listen of Pavarotti's duet with Bono. Bono is a great rock vocalist, but Pavarotti blew him away.
I have watched a lot of his videos and he definitely used a mic in some of his later performances But that was okay and he should not be criticised for it.
One of the old masters. Him and Bocelli
Reminds me of my Dah. Fantastic
Wow I really enjoy your Channel it was good to see when you were smiling talkin about Pavi roaring like a lion yes over 50 years what a wonderful man and voice oh God well thanks for your channel really enjoying it take care brother keep up the good work
Greatest Opera Tenor Singer of All Time! R.I.P. Luciano Pavarotti. We miss you:(
Nice a legend on classical music!
Absolutely incredible
My only complaint is now Im going to have to binge watch some opera... Seriously Pavaroty is just a treat for the ears.
I had only seen performances from Pavoratti from about the 80s and beyond. This was really interesting...
I grew up on the Italian opera and listen to Luciano very relaxing and beautiful voice he has my family came from Italy.
W O W. Before and after. I applaude him. Thank you . your showing me alot. Im thankful for it. These gentleman are AMAZING
I have been waited so much to watch a video about Pavarotti! Thank you Ken! ^^
Hope you enjoyed it!
Legend
A magnificent talent. Even if opera isn't your cup of tea give him a listen. You simply must appreciate his skill!
This episode is very very interesting. Thanks for this
So nice of you!
If I recall it correctly Pavarotti actually took a lot of inspiration from Jussi Björling.
I always play Jussi's version of O Holy Night (in Swedish) around Christmas time. He is very effortless, moving up to the B4 with excellent resonance. An anecdote from somebody close to him said that he had a strong drink before he went in to record that one, haha.
Pavarotti: The proof is in the singing. Singing "arie" for 50 years all around the world at the TOP level. 🙌
My mother took me to see Pavarotti. in1979 in Pasadena California. I was 15 yrs. I had heard classical tenors the ( 3 ) all my life,. however, seeing Pavarotti on stage was magical... I too passed the love of classical music on to my children...Classical music was the normal in my house. My oldest is a veterinarian, middle is a nurse, and youngest is a Bio Engineer... But, I've been a hard core rocker as well..... and, my kids, to this day also have their choices of music...
I always loved his voice. My grandmother loved a guy named Mario. I just think yheir voices are amazing. Thanks for doing them.
This is top end singing. The elite of the elite.
Great that you mentioned Jussi Björling, who usually is left behind Pavarotti and the others
There's no way I could not mention him! When Pavarotti was asked how he felt he compared to Jussi Björling his exact quote was "For god's sake man, I'm only human." :-)
His, and many other opera singers’, projection is the most incredible part of this. Holy shit lol
Awesome to see. Yeah, he was incredible! He was so good, and his training must have been guided by some of the best vocal teachers in the world to have such a strong voice throughout his career.
It's extremely refreshing watching you examine vocals of opera, I'm a huge fan of Pavarotti♥♥
Love! Love! Love! What a gift!! Gorgeous music 🎶!! Left it all on the battlefield! Amazing .... moving souls all over the world!
whenever i hear him sing ,,it brings tears and emotion to my heart....i choke up
very nice!!!!!!! The man had some massive range.
Now do Tamplin. He was pretty good in his day.
Yes!!!!! Thank you for profiling maestro Pavarotti! I was hoping you would feature him at some point. I studied with him late in his life. It was heartbreaking to see how his career and life ended. Miss that man.
I never got into Opera that much, but this guy was really something special. My voice teachers in college knew and really admired him for sure.
WOOOOOOOOOOOW... Didn't expect this!!! What a great episode (like always ofcourse) Im big fan of Pavarotti !!! Good luck Ken !!! :) Keep the good work. 🙂🤍🤟
Excellent analysis , thank you 🙏
Pavarotti is my favourite tenor.. Such a powerful voice, beautiful color, passion while singing... We miss him.
Nice you included Pavarotti in this series
Thank you, Ken. Your vocal
ability is surpassed only by your quality as a person. Love your content.
Wow, thank you!
My one regret is that I didn’t see him live. Thanks Ken.
Rock solid technique. Saw him in 2000 at the Nashville arena. He was amazing.
Because of watching Dimash analysis videos over the past few months from so many different vocal coaches (not the just 'OMG reaction crowd) I've learned so much about singing skills. And your channel has been one of the most interesting. I never knew about the difference between mic'd singers and those Opera singers who don't need mics. I now understand that basically if the sound is coming from a mic, we can't truly trust what we're hearing. Even Pavarotti's appearance of powerful singing in those later videos he is mic'd.
Great video Ken. In my opinion, Pav is the greatest ever!
Pavarotti was The King!!!!!
I loved it! First time I ever sit and listened. It is "beautiful music"
Great video as always. Interesting story...my grandmother was a big fan & I remember her going to see him at the St. Louis Arena in the early '80s. Big dairy barn that became home of the St. Louis Blues for decades. Tickets were $50 each no matter where you sat. Big ticket price then. Around the same time I saw The Rolling Stones on the Tattoo You told for about $15. Rush A Farewell To Kings tour was about $8 a couple years earlier at the same venue.. Grandma's review was "magnificent show". It's nice to remember that 40 years later. Thanks for triggering the memory, Ken.
Great vid, Pavarotti is a legend. I'm from Sweden and a huge fan of Jussi Björling, who was Pavarottis idol
Hey Ken! Definitely the best at what he does. Can't think of anyone better.😎
Bel canto
Can’t beat it!
I can see how RJD drew much inspiration from these guys
Musical instruments are magical . The human voice is divine . Thank you again Ken for sharing your gift.
He was indeed amazing.. I cant believe he died already in 2007, it feels like it was just couple of yrs ago
I think this shows Ken is right when he says rock singers could do much better to hang on to their voices as they get older.
Angelo Loforese Sings Nessun Dorma on his 95! I believe opera singer never lost their voice
Thanks so much for doing this vid on Pavarotti, Ken! It makes for a nice balance with the rock videos you do.
GRANDISSIMO L. PAVAROTTI.
Congratulations on the beautiful music.!
Luciano amor mío ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for showcasing classical singers! Great video!
SO SHWEEEETTT...much love Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO.[the music worldwide}
aahhhh yeah..ONE my faves....!
Kudos Ken for covering other genres of singing, and not just rock vocalists. I am not knowledgeable in the least about opera, but what a voice Pavarotti had.
Ken this one was really special. Thank you so much.
Amazing to think of the fact, that these kind of sounds can be produced by a person. They are so amazing, and even though i´m not the biggest fan of opera and all that, this is so impressive to listen to and he was truely one of a kind Pavarotti. I am excited to see, which singer will be included in the next video Ken, because i really enjoy this series you are doing here. :)
It's pretty awesome! Ken, as always, you did an amazing job! 😊😊😊⭐#KenTube
Jay xx :)
Thanks so much! 😊
@@kentamplin You're very welcome!
Jen xx :)
Thank you for doing Pavarotti, Ken! I remember requesting him about a year ago. The operatic singers are definitely a whole different breed. I feel like his longevity might be even more impressive than his incredible talent. Love the variety that you cover here.
You should do a video on his 94 Nessun Dorma performance Ken
We need one on Andrea boccelli
Scheduled!
Awesome Ken definitely
Love it KT, keep ‘em coming.
So awesome
@5:13 is an early 1970s studio recording grafted onto a 1988/89 live performance at the Met, with the visual playback slowed down to synch with the audio
Just wanted to be the first one to comment once. ❤
Hello
Loving this series of videos. As always, entertaining but foremost educational. Keep rockin.
Great video, Sir Ken. Your knowledge of singers & the quality of vocalists, across time, cultures, & genres, is evident! As is your knowledge of music theory in general. Pavoratti, even in his later performances, still outdoes his younger contemporaries, when singing the same songs! He's definitely legendary & will be missed. Rock on & peace out😎🌈🌍🌠
Bel analisi, grazie.
Greeting from MIlan Italy.
Great, thanks, I was so looking forward to this. Not an opera guy, but find it super interesting. Is the tenor high C a C5? Thanks.
Thank you for this. Amazing!
This was such a great idea!!! I Loved 😍 this one. Thank you so much for highlighting this powerhouse vocalist, may he rest in peace! 🙏❤
Hello Ken, l'm so happy Pavarotti was on your "Singers Then and Now" List! Everything you said is 100 % accurate.! I Love the fact that you call him Pavi 😄😄
Your Channel is AMAZING 🌟 You truly inspire me everyday to become a better singer! Thank you so so much 😊 Can't wait to see your next video 😊🎵🎸🤟
Very good analysis
Ken, I love your videos! I started singing when I picked up guitar (again) at age 37. My first performance was singing Eagles Fly with my acoustic and my back to the crowd! I was in a band for a while doing lead vocals and playing rhythm guitar. I've since kept the spirit alive by learning from your videos when I can and applying that at home for my own personal enjoyment. Thank you!
You’re the coolest! 🤗
I didn't like opera at all growing up but I listened to Pavarotti sing every time he came on the radio or TV. Please Ken, I hope you do one of these Then and Now comparisons for Luis Miguel. Thanks for all that you do!
Pavarotti is the Dio of Opera....But wait, and Dio is the Pavarotti of Rock!
You should do Franco Corelli. He was incredible and while I love Pavarotti, Corelli was just a powerhouse.
My teacher was taught by this great tenor! So I’ve been able to learn a lot of his techniques. I’m a tenor also. I really enjoyed your evaluation, Ken!
This is what happens after years n years of Spaghetti n Meatballs....The ability to tear down Walls with a Voice!!...kinda like Jericho Cousin.....Yessir.....Nobody had it like PAVAROTTI..truly One of the greats.....r.i.p
I'm glad you evaluate Pavarotti. I really love his tone. He was the singer that made me love opera and pay attention to Bel Canto. Keep the fantastic work. I'm always checking your videos.
Just as a note he sings an F (not in full voice) if i'm not mistaken in "Credea misere".
Great video, you should look into Franco Corelli, Pavarotti held him in high esteem and considered him to be one of the greatest tenors. As a fan of Pavarotti, Corelli blew me away with his insane pianissimo and power. Give him a look Ken I think you would enjoy.
Damn it!!! Not first again….. anywayssssss Great Video ad always😂❤️❤️❤️
" Bravo" , Thank you for all you do for everyone Ken. This made me so happy . Music has so many greats gone as well as here now . I been getting into some tribal singers and hymns by monks . Of course the culture , history as well . My entire life I never took the time to busy making money with music and I just wanted to know more about what has kept a roof over my head . Thank you 💜🤘✌
Great Ken! Also listen to AL Bano's version of "Nessun dorma".
Saluti dall'Italia 💪