to hold one’s breath for a long time is one thing…say deep divers. but to project one’s voice at that volume and sustain not just the note but consistent vibrato and tone throughout is just 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
This is indeed the best version. All of his performances are super, of course, but this is done with a higher degree of enthusiasm and clarity to the words. He pronounces them more clearly and blasts his voice even more than normal, with a big smile and conviction. And that last note? Oh my word.
@@randalcolucci6833 Don't need to speak italian to appreciate this. If that is your genuine line of thought, then the world of music would be better off without you.
It's rare that you can say someone is undeniably the best. Beyond technical skill there is passion, interpretation, power, and feeling. In this case, there is no question. Pavarotti is undeniably the best. He has it all.
denny b , Pavarotti was a light lyrical Tenor, Lanza was Spinto, Pavarotti was for Mozart , Lanza for Verdi. The better Nessun Dorma, Corelli, Tucker, Kiepura, Lanza and last not least the great Del Monaco .
SuperYockster He was in a class of his own. I have never heard anyone sing with their heart and soul. He was the very best and I am thankful for digital recordings. I see no one on the horizon that can come close to him. May you Rest In Peace.
AJ Chung on UA-cam (someone below found the guys name so I'm sourcing him) once said, "Pavarotti can hold a note longer than I can hold a job." Incredible....
Aj Chung, in a video called: who sang the nessun dorma climax best? Or a name similar, I read that comment and then your comment after 10 seconds, unbelievable ahahha
I experienced Pavarotti live in Nashville, TN February 16 2000 - I was traveling with a group on business and sent out an email asking if anyone would like to attend with me. I received no response so I went alone. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MINDBLOWING EVENT ONCE IN A LIFETIME!!!!
Mr. Luciano Pavarotti sing Nessun dorma in his PRIME! No one can match his projection, power, and passion I don't think there will ever be another like him. The queen of England should have Knighted him! when both were alive.
With respect, Mr. Pavarotti was an Italian citizen and as such cannot receive any kind of an official knighthood. He could have been recognized in a purely honorary way, but would never be able to use the title "Sir." He did however receive 3 orders of the Grand Cross of Merit from the Italian Government as well he should have! It's always a revelation and an awe inspiring event to hear him sing even in a recording. Thanks for the comment!
In my opinion one of the best renditions of Nessun dorma ever. The sound recording isn’t great but Pavarotti just nails it. Especially the second rendition he holds the notes on the climax so long it’s unbelievable. I can’t even hold my breath that long. Magnificent
Many years ago, when I was just a kid, my Dad and I were watching Pavarotti on a rare television broadcast of Italian art songs. He was in absolute prime of his art at the time of the broadcast. His performance was deeply moving. My Dad was sitting behind me in a large chair. I recall hearing him sob openly. I had never heard my Dad do this before or after, ever again. There was SOMETHING in that voice that touched him so deeply that it could never be repeated. We never spoke of it. THIS is the POWER OF PAVAROTTI that could touch a place that was otherwise inaccessible. Could you call it magic? A miracle? Sanjosemike
Same. My dad used to sob openly while watching Pavarotti, the only time I ever heard him cry like that. I didn't get it until I was older and able to appreciate opera.
It's what we call Pavarotti,only this genius man had the power to do that,no one else could or probably will be able to do so later,I too,had to wait a little bit to appreciate opera,and the more I listen to him,the more emotions I get,even if the first time I listened to one of his song I knew I was going to love hearing him sing. What a loss he has been,the world will never be the same without him,miss you Mr Pavarotti !
The man is a legend. Nobody can come close to his power, presence or projection. His voice is pure magic. He is indeed the Maestro. He never fails to bring tears to my eyes with Nessun dorma. He has emotion in his voice through which he casts a spell over his audience. Beautiful and truly mesmerising. I wish I could’ve heard the man live in his lifetime. RIP Maestro.
I agree 100% w all you said. I would have loved to have met the man also. Big, burly, full of life. Willing to put himself out there w his fans. He truly was a walking, talking celebration of life. He should teach us that lesson.
The greatest of many lifetimes! Perhaps the greatest of all time. No one can touch him. He's absolute perfection. The best Italy has to offer. Look no further for greatness. You've heard the rest, he is the best! I'm in my 70s. I've never heard anyone like him. Thank you again, Italy!
@@maryvallettakeith6146 neither sing this song as well as Pavarotti. Corrlli's voice is much too dark for this song. Carerras? No, he is not even in the discussion. Domingo, even, much superior to Jose.
It was Puccini's aria... and Pavarotti brought it to fame. Yes, he is the best to sing it, but no, Puccini gets credit for the incredible composition... and he's dead by the way
There is a youtube posting of Pavarotti singing "Nessun Dorma" in a live performance in Italy, many years later. As amazing as he was, there are things he could do in this performance, due to the greater elasticity of his vocal chords, where I heard the difference early on. I have heard this called the greatest song ever written (and that it was Puccini's last, before he died on an operating table). Maybe so. In any event, it bears contemplation, study, and many, many replays.
Exactly, at the moment the instrument is at its most perfect, the blessing of God on the gift transcend's the perfection into glorious exaltation of The Giver of the gift and lifts it up into the heavenlies while it also anoints and blesses the hearer. This has happened to many gifted people one such story is told by Sir Laurence Olivier when his performance so transcended his gift people asked him backstage how he did it and he was dumbfounded because he didn't know and attributed it to God because that Pinnacle could never be reached again.
@@songbirdforjesus2381 GREAT SPIRITUAL INSIGHT !!!...What An ENLIGHTENED COMMENT !!!....May The GREAT SONG OUR LORD HAS GIVEN YOU, Continue To Be A GREAT BLESSING To THOSE Who HEAR IT !!!
Dear God! What a performance worthy of Elysian fields!! RIP Pavarotti, your music transcends our unforgiving father time, for us all to enjoy a piece of the heavens on earth!
At his prime here, this might be the best of his Nessun Dorma’s. The two sustains at the end are magnificent of the first happier take may be the longest notes of this aria ever recorded! Then, his second heartfelt, tears in his eyes, he holds those gorgeous, silvery notes even longer. This performance makes me forget that my favorite tenors are Corelli and di Stefano.
here is the most powerful and technical live performance of this part. Giocomini's voice was stronger than the orchestra and could pump the hall of the Bolshoi Theater. Pavorotti did not have a voice of such power. In addition, after a 5-minute ovation, the maestro sings an encore. ua-cam.com/video/5dVLtEilCuc/v-deo.html&start_radio=1
Here Pavarotti held the final notes for 17 seconds. When he sang with the 3 tenors, he held the same note for 10 seconds. And in one more posting on UA-cam, he held the not for 11 seconds. Throughout this performance, he showed his raw power the way a young stallion struts his stuff. Thank goodness, this demonstration is captured on film and is here forever to those of us who love to thrill in that power and drink in the emotion conveyed. Thank you all.
Nobody shall sleep!... Nobody shall sleep! Even you, oh Princess, in your cold room, watch the stars, that tremble with love and with hope. But my secret is hidden within me, my name no one shall know... No!...No!... On your mouth, I will tell it when the light shines. And my kiss will dissolve the silence that makes you mine!... (No one will know his name and we must, alas, die.) Vanish, o night! Set, stars! Set, stars! At dawn, I will win! I will win! I will win!
Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma! Tu pure, oh Principessa Nella tua fredda stanza Guardi le stelle che tremano D'amore e di speranza Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me Il nome mio nessun saprà No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò Quando la luce splenderà Ed il mio bacio scioglierà Il silenzio che ti fa mia (ll nome suo nessun saprà E noi dovrem, ahimè, morir, morir) Dilegua, oh notte Tramontate, stelle Tramontate, stelle All'alba vincerò Vincerà Vincerò
The best ever I could listen to this forever. Both versions best I’ve ever heard but that last one and that last note just wow. How in the hell can he blast that out for like a minute.
My 18 month old son with down syndrome has been mimicking this man when he sings his high notes. Who would of known a child as young as my son would LOVE this man voice, he sleeps watching this. Thank you for this video
I was stunned when i read this because i have an 11 month old granddaughter that i take care of , and since she was 3 months old i have played this every day for her. She loves it and she raises her arms when he sings the high notes. At times she has had tears in her eyes. She smiles so wide when i say, ‘Do you want to hear Pavarotti?’ Blessings on your son-may he always find joy in music.
I actually had the chills and shook with the presence of God on me. God's gifts are tremendous, beautiful, awesome, this leaves me speechless no words can express
Every time I see Luciano Pavarotti's performance done here, it brings tears to my eyes. His power, passion, emotion, and intensity are incredible, especially with the tears falling down his face. His voice is unsurpassable. No one has ever come close to his talent and rendition when singing this song. Thank you for sharing this video.
I weep at the sheer beauty of this performance. I can’t help it. He is magnificent and was born to sing this beautiful piece. There simply can be no other than maestro.
last note is killing.....18 secongs...OMG............I have seen a Russian guy Vladislav Golikov who's last note was almost 17 seconds....the only one who is close to Pavarotti......
He delivers it in such a way you don't need to understand the language. Triumph of the human spirit blasts through like a hurricane he is the epitome of a force of nature - what a talent. His legend will grow and grow thanks to these recordings.
But it sounds even better when you do understand the language, not just the lyrics, but the Italian language itself. I'm so thankful I speak and understand Italian.
I cry every time. It evokes emotions that lie deep and undisturbed. If perfection could be attained,... this. When I die, I hope this rendition echos throughout. "By morning, victory. "
I agree with you in that it touches an emotional depth that brings tears… no idea why… almost like a vibrational frequency thing. He voice was a masterpiece. Memory Eternal ❤
Gracias a Dios tengo un papá que me ha enseñado a apreciar la buena música... Pavarotti y sobre todo Nessun Dorma fue una de las primeras canciones con las cuales sentí la música. Recuerdo estar tomando el té y mi papá puso está obra de arte, lo mire y llorando le dije (tenía 6 años) papá me hace sentir algo en el corazón que no te puedo explicar. Mi papá me miró y me abrazó. Hasta el día de hoy no se explicar lo que siento cuando escucho está canción, es hermosa
I use to work for a Television network ( Univision) in Las Vegas. we were told to go interview Luciano Pavarotti, at Cesar Palace, although I was excited, but actually meeting him in person was another experience, WOW! The Presence was Magical. I regret not having a camera with me. 😞
@@snake-rp1yz This clip is from the movie, Yes, Georgio from 1982, which means he filmed it in 1981, which would make him 46 here, certainly not a young man and still sounding incredible. That speaks volumes to how solid his vocal technique was. That's why he was still doing concerts into his 60's. When technique is that strong, a voice lasts a lifetime. You should really hear him in his youth during the 60's and 70's. He's phenomenal. The only thing better than Pavarotti is young Pavarotti.
@@charlesmiller3278 Pavarotti made his professional debut when he was 26 in 1961. You need to go listen to some of his performances from the 60's and 70's. That's where he really shines. The only thing better than Pavarotti is young Pavarotti.
His voice takes us into a different dimention. Beethoven said music carries listeners to the mental state of the composer, i think thats where Pavarottis voice is carrying us every time, into the universe of subconcious, unknown, the utmost beauty
With a heartache caused by all of the human ugliness poisoning in our country today, I Decided I needed to retreat into opera tonight and remind myself that humans are also capable of great beauty. Thank you Pavoratti ❤️
Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma! Tu pure, oh Principessa Nella tua fredda stanza Guardi le stelle che tremano D'amore e di speranza Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me Il nome mio nessun saprà No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò Quando la luce splenderà Ed il mio bacio scioglierà Il silenzio che ti fa mia (ll nome suo nessun saprà E noi dovrem, ahimè, morir, morir) Dilegua, oh notte Tramontate, stelle Tramontate, stelle All'alba vincerò Vincerà Vincerò
Alway listened to his later/older performance, and though this is like the stallion of youth, there is something to be said for the performance of his maturity ( even if he holds the note for a shorter period of time). He is still operatic tenor genius
His final performance of this song in torino is breath taking. At that time, he almost certainly knew he was dying of cancer, and you can see how he tears the last vincero right from his heart. Masterful.
The oxygen on planet Earth was depleted for a short duration near the ending of this wonderful rendition. Also, for some reason, my eyes began to weep uncontrollably.
Earlier today I heard some dude on Britain’s got talent sing this, and I just had to listen to this recording again to remember what it’s really supposed to sound like
don't get me wrong, that dude's pretty good considering he was never taught how to sing like a tenor. But Pavarotti is one of the greatest tenors to ever walk the earth, and that will probably never change no matter how much time passes. Comparing him to Pavarotti really isn't something that is appropriate to say to the millions of people who were sucked into his amazing performance of Nessun dorma. This will be the best version no matter how much professional tenors or singers tries to cover it.
The reason I just looked up this performance was because I saw perhaps the same guy? The caption read "the next Pavarotti?" I clicked on it because I was like I have to hear this! Nope. He is not the next Pavarotti, nobody is the next Pavarotti. The guy was very good but doesn't even hold a candle to him. He is completely unique. One of a kind.
My granddaughter at 10 years of age told me Justin Bieber was better after granddaughter told me her mother said Italians are idiots, and I played a couple of Italian voices for her. Unfortunately, I was unable to have the cultural and social impact on her that I would have liked.
Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma! No sleep! No sleep! Tu pure, o, Principessa, Even you, oh Princess, nella tua fredda stanza, in your cold room, guardi le stelle look at the stars, che tremano d'amore e di speranza. that tremble with love and of hope. Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me, But my secret is closed in me, il nome mio nessun saprà! my name no one shall know... No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò No!...No!...On your mouth, I will tell it quando la luce splenderà! when the light will shine. E il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio And my kiss will dissolve the silence che ti fa mia! that makes you mine! Dilegua, o notte! Vanish, o night! Tramontate, stelle! Set, stars! Tramontate, stelle! Set, stars! All'alba, vincerò! At dawn, I shall win! vincerò! vincerò! I shall win! I shall win!
Únicamente magnífico, Pavarotti en su mejor interpretación de Nessun Dorma. Como le gustaba a mí papá, siempre lo tengo presente gracias a la música clásica.
Yes, indeed, this is the best interpretation of the Aria "Nessun dorma" in all time since: 1-I have listened to many tenors and none had the power and voice projection of Luciano Pavarotti, 2-No other tenor could sustain the notes in the "Vincero" for 02 consecutive times for so many seconds 3- Not only did he interpret it twice, but Pavarotti was able to extend the note further on the second occasion in "Vicero" without ever being canceled, that is why: Nessun Dorma = Luciano Pavarrotti. Luciano Pavarotti = Nessun Durma. And with that power and unique voice he must be singing for God in heaven .... !!!
I wholeheartedly agree! I don't care what anyone says, Pavarotti is hands down the the best. His power, his delivery, the effortlessness in which he sings he makes it look like he could go out and run a marathon afterwards and not be winded. Just the plain quality of his voice to my ear is greater certainly than anyone in his generation, and that's not to say that I don't like other opera singers either. He was the best when I was young and I still haven't heard anyone to equal him.
Im jealous of these people who saw him perform nessun dorma live.
I'm not. I may not have seen Pavarotti, but I also don't have crippling arthritis yet lmao
@@eliaswesbrock3765 they may be people 40 45 years old that saw him preform live
I am one of those.
And they were actually paid to pretend to listen 🤣🤣🤣
Only jealous? I detest those people.
Poor quality! Image is too blurry!
Oh wait... Those are my tears.
SUBLIME...!!!
Isn't this grand?
Love your comment CherryzLove!
Holy crap
The final "Vincero" Is absolutely out of this world
yeah for 18 seconds we got a glimpse of out of this world. He was the GOAT and still IS the GOAT
Its literally out of the atmosphere
Yes, yes it is.
PRICELESS!!!!!!!!
@@realguitarshredder Out of this universe more like...
I made chicken piccata from scratch and came back and he’s still holding that note 😂
Such talent.
to make the chicken piccata, yes...talent!
Don't be prosaic hahahahaha
A five star comment!!
maybe you had the youtube video on a loop feature
the larger the lung volume, the longer you can exhale
That last note still echoing through the cosmos.
Absolutely beautiful
Underrated comment.
to hold one’s breath for a long time is one thing…say deep divers. but to project one’s voice at that volume and sustain not just the note but consistent vibrato and tone throughout is just 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Forever!
For ever and ever....
This is indeed the best version. All of his performances are super, of course, but this is done with a higher degree of enthusiasm and clarity to the words. He pronounces them more clearly and blasts his voice even more than normal, with a big smile and conviction. And that last note? Oh my word.
you dont even speak Italiano
@@juanme555 Who fucking cares
@@irishrox6767
Spoken like a true ignoramus. Bravo! Felicitazioni!
@@randalcolucci6833 Don't need to speak italian to appreciate this. If that is your genuine line of thought, then the world of music would be better off without you.
@@irishrox6767
I agree w you. My mistake and apology sir. I thought at first glance your comment was about the aria itself. Pardon me.
It's rare that you can say someone is undeniably the best. Beyond technical skill there is passion, interpretation, power, and feeling. In this case, there is no question. Pavarotti is undeniably the best. He has it all.
denny b , Pavarotti was a light lyrical Tenor, Lanza was Spinto, Pavarotti was for Mozart , Lanza for Verdi. The better Nessun Dorma, Corelli, Tucker, Kiepura, Lanza and last not least the great Del Monaco .
SuperYockster He was in a class of his own. I have never heard anyone sing with their heart and soul. He was the very best and I am thankful for digital recordings. I see no one on the horizon that can come close to him. May you Rest In Peace.
Agreed, Pavarotti #1
Quando Pavarotti nacque Dio gli tocco le corde vocali... what else?????
@@ursmue1937 Pavarotti never sang Mozart.
AJ Chung on UA-cam (someone below found the guys name so I'm sourcing him) once said, "Pavarotti can hold a note longer than I can hold a job." Incredible....
Aj Chung
6 months ago
Damn Pavarotti could hold a note longer than I could a job
🤣🤣🤣🤣 fantastic comment 👌
That was the Best comment I have ever read!
me too
Aj Chung, in a video called: who sang the nessun dorma climax best?
Or a name similar, I read that comment and then your comment after 10 seconds, unbelievable ahahha
That last note reached Puccini all the way to heaven and tears ran down his eyes.
Good one and could very well have been so..
Who is here after President Trump's RNC speech?
@@louisewilliams1258
Disgusting that the Orange madman used this magnificent opera...
#misseddamnit
@@louisewilliams1258 The Don want you to know that if he is elected a second time, None shall sleep as it says twice at the beginning of the song!!
I am 74 years of age and he is the best tenor I've heard so far in my lifetime.
He is really the God of tenors. Would be if there was one. Heaven to my ears, nothing can at all beat his voice...
the greatest operatic tenor to grace this earth.
No. It's Hunter Biden on crack.
@@stuartlee6622 Parmesan Cheese* ;)
I'm 42 but for a Big Roll like this, Corelli has the supremacy...
I'm just getting into Opera, and this is one of the most beautiful songs I have EVER heard.
You mightve spoiled yourself with this one.
@@michaelpetrovich2959 I definitely have!
Try Sumi Jo’s Ave Maria.
Welcome to great side of the world
its not a song, its an aria.
It's Jan 2023...... Pavarotti is still holding that note 😂
I'm amazed because he passed away 16 years ago. That's what I call having "pipes". 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
The last note that Pavarotti sang was of 18 seconds while I can't hold my breath for 18 seconds.
No it was longer than that, it was 22
@@ellenlyons7413 6:00-6:18 . 18 seconds.
He starts at 5:59 and ends at 6:18 ..
If you cant hold your breath for 18 secs go see a doctor
If you can't hold your breath for 18 seconds, you should go see a doctor mate.
I experienced Pavarotti live in Nashville, TN February 16 2000 - I was traveling with a group on business and sent out an email asking if anyone would like to attend with me. I received no response so I went alone. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MINDBLOWING EVENT ONCE IN A LIFETIME!!!!
Good for you! SOOOO glad you went!🥰 Daft folks who don’t recognise pure gold, preferring dross. 🤦🏻♀️
I returned to Nashville in September '08 and heard Pavarotti had performed here at Gaylord. Oh how I would have loved to have been there.
Best Tenor to have ever graced the opera scene… Rivaled only by Caruso, who as far as I’m concerned was still a distant second.
I’m 63 yo and I’m wondering why once in my lifetime I couldn’t track him down and buy a ticket
Amazing
Mr. Luciano Pavarotti sing Nessun dorma in his PRIME! No one can match his projection, power, and passion I don't think there will ever be another like him. The queen of England should have Knighted him! when both were alive.
With respect, Mr. Pavarotti was an Italian citizen and as such cannot receive any kind of an official knighthood. He could have been recognized in a purely honorary way, but would never be able to use the title "Sir." He did however receive 3 orders of the Grand Cross of Merit from the Italian Government as well he should have! It's always a revelation and an awe inspiring event to hear him sing even in a recording. Thanks for the comment!
Best 3 nessun dorma singer in world all of time 1. Pavaroti 2. Pavaroti 3. Pavaroti
Absolutely right
Id say Pavarotti is better.
You missed one. Pavarotti.
Check mark martels version. Totally on point
1-franco corelli 2-pavaroti
Every time I hear Pavarotti sing this song in this movie I get goosebumps and my eyes tear up. I don't have the words to explain how amazing this is.
hello, what is name of this movie?
@@ketevanchitadze5058 YES GEORGIO
literally, I come to hear this once a while and I always cry on the vinceroooooooooooooooooooooo
2020 and still listening this scene?
Me: yes!!
im addicted 17 seconds at the end tho 😮😮
here i am
yes ，because of the coronavirus, missing the classical tenor king
escuchando en el 2020
This is timeless!!
In my opinion one of the best renditions of Nessun dorma ever. The sound recording isn’t great but Pavarotti just nails it. Especially the second rendition he holds the notes on the climax so long it’s unbelievable. I can’t even hold my breath that long. Magnificent
I listen to this song when I need a reminder of life’s sheer, complete beauty. This man has such a talent,
Many years ago, when I was just a kid, my Dad and I were watching Pavarotti on a rare television broadcast of Italian art songs. He was in absolute prime of his art at the time of the broadcast. His performance was deeply moving.
My Dad was sitting behind me in a large chair. I recall hearing him sob openly. I had never heard my Dad do this before or after, ever again. There was SOMETHING in that voice that touched him so deeply that it could never be repeated. We never spoke of it.
THIS is the POWER OF PAVAROTTI that could touch a place that was otherwise inaccessible. Could you call it magic? A miracle?
Sanjosemike
Same. My dad used to sob openly while watching Pavarotti, the only time I ever heard him cry like that. I didn't get it until I was older and able to appreciate opera.
Musical sorcery!
San Jose Mike Lovely stpry
Lovely story
It's what we call Pavarotti,only this genius man had the power to do that,no one else could or probably will be able to do so later,I too,had to wait a little bit to appreciate opera,and the more I listen to him,the more emotions I get,even if the first time I listened to one of his song I knew I was going to love hearing him sing.
What a loss he has been,the world will never be the same without him,miss you Mr Pavarotti !
Legendary. This Aria was written just to be sung by Pavarotti and heard for eternity
The man is a legend. Nobody can come close to his power, presence or projection. His voice is pure magic. He is indeed the Maestro. He never fails to bring tears to my eyes with Nessun dorma. He has emotion in his voice through which he casts a spell over his audience. Beautiful and truly mesmerising. I wish I could’ve heard the man live in his lifetime. RIP Maestro.
I agree 100% w all you said. I would have loved to have met the man also. Big, burly, full of life. Willing to put himself out there w his fans. He truly was a walking, talking celebration of life. He should teach us that lesson.
The greatest of many lifetimes! Perhaps the greatest of all time. No one can touch him. He's absolute perfection. The best Italy has to offer. Look no further for greatness. You've heard the rest, he is the best! I'm in my 70s. I've never heard anyone like him. Thank you again, Italy!
Not the biggest opera fan, but this gives me goose bumps without fail, I come back to a few times every year now.
NO ONE, dead or alive, can claim this aria. It was, and is, truly Pavarotti's own. A MASTERPIECE!
You need to get out more--check out young Corelli or Carreras.
And YOU need to understand that is MY OPINION. YOU CAN KEEP YOURS, and, I could NOT POSSIBLY CARE LESS! I GET OUT JUST FINE, TROLL.
YOUR opinion.
@@maryvallettakeith6146 neither sing this song as well as Pavarotti. Corrlli's voice is much too dark for this song. Carerras? No, he is not even in the discussion. Domingo, even, much superior to Jose.
It was Puccini's aria... and Pavarotti brought it to fame. Yes, he is the best to sing it, but no, Puccini gets credit for the incredible composition... and he's dead by the way
When the orchestra stops to clap for you....
Éste Nessun Dorma es de una pelicula, estaba en el guión, pero es lógico que esté en el guión, bestial!!!!
@@joseluismoril qué película?
@@hellojelen2823 Yes, Giorgio.
He seems to take no effort to make his voice flood the entire space ; the final vincero is absolutely sublime 😍🌹🌟
Hello hello I have a ♥ for you kisses William
Never heard a better Nessun dorma ever !
Pavarotti in his prime is just amazing !!!
The last “Vincero” is tremendously magnificent !!!
There is a youtube posting of Pavarotti singing "Nessun Dorma" in a live performance in Italy, many years later. As amazing as he was, there are things he could do in this performance, due to the greater elasticity of his vocal chords, where I heard the difference early on.
I have heard this called the greatest song ever written (and that it was Puccini's last, before he died on an operating table). Maybe so. In any event, it bears contemplation, study, and many, many replays.
THIS ARIA BELONGS TO PAVAROTTI.
He kinda ruined it for everyone else, which is probably why you mostly hear it sung by sopranos these days.
How is that ?
amen
amen to that
polskapianist et
There are moments in human history where a master of his craft trancends a performance into the Heavenlies.....Hay Don Pavarotti.....Pure Genius.....
Exactly, at the moment the instrument is at its most perfect, the blessing of God on the gift transcend's the perfection into glorious exaltation of The Giver of the gift and lifts it up into the heavenlies while it also anoints and blesses the hearer. This has happened to many gifted people one such story is told by Sir Laurence Olivier when his performance so transcended his gift people asked him backstage how he did it and he was dumbfounded because he didn't know and attributed it to God because that Pinnacle could never be reached again.
@@songbirdforjesus2381 One would have to know God personally in order to have written what you said. ❤️
@@songbirdforjesus2381 GREAT SPIRITUAL INSIGHT !!!...What An ENLIGHTENED COMMENT !!!....May The GREAT SONG OUR LORD HAS GIVEN YOU, Continue To Be A GREAT BLESSING To THOSE Who HEAR IT !!!
Dear God! What a performance worthy of Elysian fields!! RIP Pavarotti, your music transcends our unforgiving father time, for us all to enjoy a piece of the heavens on earth!
I get chills no matter how many times I listen to this.
Yes, every time too
At his prime here, this might be the best of his Nessun Dorma’s. The two sustains at the end are magnificent of the first happier take may be the longest notes of this aria ever recorded!
Then, his second heartfelt, tears in his eyes, he holds those gorgeous, silvery notes even longer.
This performance makes me forget that my favorite tenors are Corelli and di Stefano.
Did you listen Carlos Gardel?
here is the most powerful and technical live performance of this part. Giocomini's voice was stronger than the orchestra and could pump the hall of the Bolshoi Theater. Pavorotti did not have a voice of such power. In addition, after a 5-minute ovation, the maestro sings an encore. ua-cam.com/video/5dVLtEilCuc/v-deo.html&start_radio=1
Here Pavarotti held the final notes for 17 seconds. When he sang with the 3 tenors, he held the same note for 10 seconds. And in one more posting on UA-cam, he held the not for 11 seconds. Throughout this performance, he showed his raw power the way a young stallion struts his stuff. Thank goodness, this demonstration is captured on film and is here forever to those of us who love to thrill in that power and drink in the emotion conveyed. Thank you all.
The world just isn't right anymore without Pavarotti.
what do you think abaut 2 years later?
Nobody shall sleep!...
Nobody shall sleep!
Even you, oh Princess,
in your cold room,
watch the stars,
that tremble with love and with hope.
But my secret is hidden within me,
my name no one shall know...
No!...No!...
On your mouth, I will tell it when the light shines.
And my kiss will dissolve the silence that makes you mine!...
(No one will know his name and we must, alas, die.)
Vanish, o night!
Set, stars! Set, stars!
At dawn, I will win! I will win! I will win!
Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma!
Tu pure, oh Principessa
Nella tua fredda stanza
Guardi le stelle che tremano
D'amore e di speranza
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me
Il nome mio nessun saprà
No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò
Quando la luce splenderà
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà
Il silenzio che ti fa mia
(ll nome suo nessun saprà
E noi dovrem, ahimè, morir, morir)
Dilegua, oh notte
Tramontate, stelle
Tramontate, stelle
All'alba vincerò
Vincerà
Vincerò
Único sempre Pavaroti
In inglese perde di brutto! Non c'è niente da fare. La lirica è roba nostra. 🤣🤣🤣
@@MrDavidadofly Eh già 😍
@@Panda-bj6lg Italian 🇮🇹
The best ever I could listen to this forever. Both versions best I’ve ever heard but that last one and that last note just wow. How in the hell can he blast that out for like a minute.
Beautiful no one can touch Pavarotti vocally
Oh my gosh. I never get tired of hearing him sing. He was such a treasure!
Hello hello I have a ♥ for you kisses William
My 18 month old son with down syndrome has been mimicking this man when he sings his high notes. Who would of known a child as young as my son would LOVE this man voice, he sleeps watching this. Thank you for this video
Awww, that's so sweet 💖 maybe he will be the next Pavarotti, God bless his little heart.
My son is 23 years old with down syndrom also and he loves music including classical and opera. Enjoy with your son ☺
Your son is wise
thank you for sharing this - it's a really beautiful thing to know that every soul feels art so deeply
I was stunned when i read this because i have an 11 month old granddaughter that i take care of , and since she was 3 months old i have played this every day for her. She loves it and she raises her arms when he sings the high notes. At times she has had tears in her eyes.
She smiles so wide when i say, ‘Do you want to hear Pavarotti?’
Blessings on your son-may he always find joy in music.
Chokes me up. Amazing that just the sound of it can bring tears to my eyes and I don't even know what the words mean.
I actually had the chills and shook with the presence of God on me. God's gifts are tremendous, beautiful, awesome, this leaves me speechless no words can express
The last words are "I will win!" (The heart of the woman he loves.)
nessun dorma,= nobody sleeps...
@@Daniel-tw1jq If the princess doesn't find out his name, won't he still be marrying her against her will?
It's God. You hear God's pleasure. He gives his own sound to only a few.
The quality is so shit but it still a masterpiece. I never heard a song that gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it.❤
Every time I see Luciano Pavarotti's performance done here, it brings tears to my eyes. His power, passion, emotion, and intensity are incredible, especially with the tears falling down his face. His voice is unsurpassable. No one has ever come close to his talent and rendition when singing this song. Thank you for sharing this video.
Whenever I want to feel better, I just listen to Pavarotti sing this Aria. There is nothing that compares and there never will be.
Hello hello I have a♥for you kisses William
I weep at the sheer beauty of this performance. I can’t help it. He is magnificent and was born to sing this beautiful piece. There simply can be no other than maestro.
last note is killing.....18 secongs...OMG............I have seen a Russian guy Vladislav Golikov who's last note was almost 17 seconds....the only one who is close to Pavarotti......
Yeah... it is... impossible... maybe you know what's the moovie's name?
I think name of the movie is " Yes Georgio" of 1982
out of all the versions out there this is the very best with Andrea Bocelli second and Pavarotti third
Bravo
I counted twice and it's 19 almost 20.
There will never be another luciano
This will forever be the two most powerful performance of Nessun Dorma ever
Incredible really , the best nessun dorma ever ! The 2nd Vincero is out of this world ! Sublime !
Some notes just sound superhuman, but notheless, they always make me cry. What a genius!Thank you God!
That is because it is a lip synch. And some of the notes are extended and enhanced. Especially the last ones when he sings, "vincera".
Bravo to whoever made this happen! Now we can remember him with this scene.
MJ Lucey just visit 1994 and you will acknowledge your fault
Marisa, nope this is from a movie and is enhanced. Period.
This is one of the arias he is best known for and he sang it many times. Always perfectly. Take your negativity and ignorance elsewhere.
amazing, and the second time is still bigger and better!!!! thank God for Luciano.
He delivers it in such a way you don't need to understand the language. Triumph of the human spirit blasts through like a hurricane he is the epitome of a force of nature - what a talent. His legend will grow and grow thanks to these recordings.
But it sounds even better when you do understand the language, not just the lyrics, but the Italian language itself. I'm so thankful I speak and understand Italian.
I cry every time. It evokes emotions that lie deep and undisturbed. If perfection could be attained,... this. When I die, I hope this rendition echos throughout.
"By morning, victory. "
I agree with you in that it touches an emotional depth that brings tears… no idea why… almost like a vibrational frequency thing.
He voice was a masterpiece.
Memory Eternal ❤
I miss his tenor. Best tenor to ever live. ❤
Holy crap that was amazing. Nearly 20 seconds he holds the last note.
and you understand that when the " Classic " double tap for switch back 10 second didn't work!!! 18/19 second of pure power
Hello hello I have a ♥ for you kisses William
It's as if Puccini composed this piece knowing that one day Luciano Pavarotti would be singing it!
Hombres como Pavarotti no mueren, simplemente se convierten en leyenda.
Exacto❤💔
Verdad!
Se me salen las lagrimas q tal.voz el.mejor del.mundo en este tema
Too true
Gracias a Dios tengo un papá que me ha enseñado a apreciar la buena música... Pavarotti y sobre todo Nessun Dorma fue una de las primeras canciones con las cuales sentí la música. Recuerdo estar tomando el té y mi papá puso está obra de arte, lo mire y llorando le dije (tenía 6 años) papá me hace sentir algo en el corazón que no te puedo explicar. Mi papá me miró y me abrazó.
Hasta el día de hoy no se explicar lo que siento cuando escucho está canción, es hermosa
I use to work for a Television network ( Univision) in Las Vegas. we were told to go interview Luciano Pavarotti, at Cesar Palace, although I was excited, but actually meeting him in person was another experience, WOW!
The Presence was Magical. I regret not having a camera with me. 😞
He must truly be divine if he can continue to sing like that without losing his voice. True talent right here
la voce di dio in terra
verdad.
Certamente
La voix du Dieu nous touche.
Eso es blasfemia
@@BernardoPatino. No está muy lejos de la verdad. Que voz tenia Pavarotti!
The vocal power of his youth is remarkable
Just Remarkable ??
@@snake-rp1yz This clip is from the movie, Yes, Georgio from 1982, which means he filmed it in 1981, which would make him 46 here, certainly not a young man and still sounding incredible. That speaks volumes to how solid his vocal technique was. That's why he was still doing concerts into his 60's. When technique is that strong, a voice lasts a lifetime. You should really hear him in his youth during the 60's and 70's. He's phenomenal. The only thing better than Pavarotti is young Pavarotti.
@@L1623VP He didn't get going until he was really late.
@@charlesmiller3278 Pavarotti made his professional debut when he was 26 in 1961. You need to go listen to some of his performances from the 60's and 70's. That's where he really shines. The only thing better than Pavarotti is young Pavarotti.
@@L1623VP can you recommended me some?
6:01 - 6:18 OMG
Alternate Account I legit didn’t even see that part till this
He has 8 extra lungs to sing like that
Amazing!
he held that note longer than i held my first job...
MAGNIFICENT and GLORIOUS!!!!
I have never heard better. The notes just flow effortlessly out of his soul.
There has not been and never will be anyone like him … what a voice …
FACT: 8 31 2024
Omg I’m crying😢
The second performance got me! He will forever own this song!
Auto tune can take the emotion out.
Pavarotti… The best operatic tenor by miles......PERIOD.
He has set a standard that might not ever be reached. God bless you big man!
How many of you are watching this during Quarantine
Me. I’m just finding out about this man tho. I just started listening to opera
His voice takes us into a different dimention. Beethoven said music carries listeners to the mental state of the composer, i think thats where Pavarottis voice is carrying us every time, into the universe of subconcious, unknown, the utmost beauty
Hello hello I have a ♥ for you kisses William
With a heartache caused by all of the human ugliness poisoning in our country today, I Decided I needed to retreat into opera tonight and remind myself that humans are also capable of great beauty. Thank you Pavoratti ❤️
Always a good retreat from the nonsense of hate, greed, and contempt.
Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma!
Tu pure, oh Principessa
Nella tua fredda stanza
Guardi le stelle che tremano
D'amore e di speranza
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me
Il nome mio nessun saprà
No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò
Quando la luce splenderà
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà
Il silenzio che ti fa mia
(ll nome suo nessun saprà
E noi dovrem, ahimè, morir, morir)
Dilegua, oh notte
Tramontate, stelle
Tramontate, stelle
All'alba vincerò
Vincerà
Vincerò
✨💗bouleversant 😪
18 second, omg
Yes, the best 18 seconds of Opera
Seriously.....
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Bruce Dickinson rock in Rio 2001 - Hallowed by thy name does 20.5 2 hours into a metal concert ua-cam.com/video/IhutCTjeND0/v-deo.html
Sorry should be 25 seconds!!
His voice was a cannon.
That fired both starlight and roses transporting listeners magically to the top of a mountain.
Look at the end of the video (at 6 minutes) where he holds the note which changes for 18 seconds straight. UNREAL! Definition of a true master.
That had to be the best vocal performance I've ever heard!
Thank you, Luciano.
Alway listened to his later/older performance, and though this is like the stallion of youth, there is something to be said for the performance of his maturity ( even if he holds the note for a shorter period of time). He is still operatic tenor genius
His final performance of this song in torino is breath taking. At that time, he almost certainly knew he was dying of cancer, and you can see how he tears the last vincero right from his heart. Masterful.
Hello hello I have a♥for you kisses William
He hit that last note like it owed him money.
Best comment! Lmao
bitch better pay up. do you know what i am sayin'?
Hell yeah 😎
I see this comment on every video of this performance. Try to be a little more original next time.
@@ListenToPumpkinMusic Shut your fucking mouth you absolute pussy. Fucking incel.
The oxygen on planet Earth was depleted for a short duration near the ending of this wonderful rendition.
Also, for some reason, my eyes began to weep uncontrollably.
Because your brain perceived beauty, your soul felt it, and your heart expressed it.
The technique..throughout that whole note (F). is pure marvel.
I NEVER get tired of hearing Luciano Pavarotti sing NESSUN DORMA.🥰
the best tenor for me.
IF this doesn't move you to tears you MUST be dead!!! SUPERHUMAN!!! and he makes it look so easy!! A TRUE superstar!!!
Earlier today I heard some dude on Britain’s got talent sing this, and I just had to listen to this recording again to remember what it’s really supposed to sound like
Paul Potts?
you're right, it happens to me too
don't get me wrong, that dude's pretty good considering he was never taught how to sing like a tenor. But Pavarotti is one of the greatest tenors to ever walk the earth, and that will probably never change no matter how much time passes. Comparing him to Pavarotti really isn't something that is appropriate to say to the millions of people who were sucked into his amazing performance of Nessun dorma. This will be the best version no matter how much professional tenors or singers tries to cover it.
@@singularity6065 if you are talking about Potts, he was trained. He paid for singing lessons.
The reason I just looked up this performance was because I saw perhaps the same guy? The caption read "the next Pavarotti?" I clicked on it because I was like I have to hear this! Nope. He is not the next Pavarotti, nobody is the next Pavarotti. The guy was very good but doesn't even hold a candle to him. He is completely unique. One of a kind.
This WOULD be the best audio ever recorded for Nessun Dorma, if the movie didn't mess up. It reeks of of hitting the mic levels.
Why have I never heard of this fine gentleman?? I never cared to much for opera but this changed it. I have nothing to say but PERFECTION.
That rock must have weighed a ton! 😂😂😂
My granddaughter at 10 years of age told me Justin Bieber was better after granddaughter told me her mother said Italians are idiots, and I played a couple of Italian voices for her. Unfortunately, I was unable to have the cultural and social impact on her that I would have liked.
He is one of the best tenors in history if not the best, and this rendition is superb, this is HIS aria
Это нечто сверхъестественное! Такая сила и мощь в голосе, и такая страсть! Жаль, что уже никогда не услышим этого величайшего певца вживую...
We can through recordings :)
from "Yes, Giorgio" (1982)
ending scene
by far one of the best
Ze'ev Foux Thanks for the info, man. It took me a few seconds to understand this is a tv scene, not a live concert.
Perhaps best songs, because the movie is ridiculous.
Ze'ev Foux , Giorgio, Film Flop.
Thank you
WHATTTT????? last note, 18 secongs, OMG, the best off all time
To have a gift like that FANTASTIC!
Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma! No sleep! No sleep!
Tu pure, o, Principessa, Even you, oh Princess,
nella tua fredda stanza, in your cold room,
guardi le stelle look at the stars,
che tremano d'amore e di speranza. that tremble with love and of hope.
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me, But my secret is closed in me,
il nome mio nessun saprà! my name no one shall know...
No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò No!...No!...On your mouth, I will tell it
quando la luce splenderà! when the light will shine.
E il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio And my kiss will dissolve the silence
che ti fa mia! that makes you mine!
Dilegua, o notte! Vanish, o night!
Tramontate, stelle! Set, stars!
Tramontate, stelle! Set, stars!
All'alba, vincerò! At dawn, I shall win!
vincerò! vincerò! I shall win! I shall win!
Where has this version been all my life?
Oh dear God. What was that? Utter perfection. Wow
What you are hearing is his heart breaking my heart was breaking for him to
Just beyond amazing....how can a human sing this beautifully ? Beyond amazing is all I can say
This is a scene from the movie : "Yes, Giorgio" from 1982. And I agree this was his best rendition ever.
I just marvel at the man. The admiration i have for his voice is indescribable. It's so pure. Has there ever been a greater singer?
His Nessun Dorma touches my heart and fills me with sadness that he is no longer with us. Simply the best!
IMPRESIONANTE!! SUBLIME!! MAGNÍFICO!! PATRIMONIO DE LA HUMANIDAD. 18 segundos que quedaron en la historia. Esto es ARTE DE LOS DIOSES
Únicamente magnífico, Pavarotti en su mejor interpretación de Nessun Dorma.
Como le gustaba a mí papá, siempre lo tengo presente gracias a la música clásica.
This is angelic. The best performance on Nessun Dorma. Greatest maestro of all times. Luciano Pavarotti.
Yes, indeed, this is the best interpretation of the Aria "Nessun dorma" in all time since: 1-I have listened to many tenors and none had the power and voice projection of Luciano Pavarotti, 2-No other tenor could sustain the notes in the "Vincero" for 02 consecutive times for so many seconds 3- Not only did he interpret it twice, but Pavarotti was able to extend the note further on the second occasion in "Vicero" without ever being canceled, that is why: Nessun Dorma = Luciano Pavarrotti. Luciano Pavarotti = Nessun Durma. And with that power and unique voice he must be singing for God in heaven .... !!!
I wholeheartedly agree! I don't care what anyone says, Pavarotti is hands down the the best. His power, his delivery, the effortlessness in which he sings he makes it look like he could go out and run a marathon afterwards and not be winded. Just the plain quality of his voice to my ear is greater certainly than anyone in his generation, and that's not to say that I don't like other opera singers either. He was the best when I was young and I still haven't heard anyone to equal him.
Maybe God is singing with him, but I doubt if he can compete with our Luciano,!!!!!