Franco Corelli "Addio alla madre" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Franco Corelli "Addio alla madre" on The Ed Sullivan Show, April 5, 1964. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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imagine having one of the greatest voices of all time and still being so nervous to perform that it made you ill...........
What a gem. Thank goodness for videos like this, so that future generations can appreciate his singular greatness. Many thanks.
The role of Turiddu fit Corelli exceptionally well, and the performance here comes from the absolute apex of his career. Thank you for posting!
Perfection! Evviva Franco Corelli!
Gorgeous voice. Gorgeous man. Bravissimo!
Thank you so much for another Franco Corelli performance! Please keep posting his appearances and the other great tenors! :)
I cannot stop listening to him,his voice touches my heart.Meraviglioso!!!
“Ma prima voglio che mi benedite come quel giorno che partì soldato…” 😢❤
Corellians! A new HD video of Corelli performing live. Let's gooooooo!
Thanks for this uploader.
Grazie per questo meraviglioso ricordo dell' insuperabile Maestro Corelli
We are blessed with all these fine historic performances from Mr Sullivan's show.
Its. GREAT VOICE GREAT TALENT, BRAVO
Bonjour merveilleux Mr Corelli la beauté dans tous les sens bravo a l immortel étoile qui brille a jamais merci
what a voice!
MORE FROM HIM PLEASE
Asi se canta opera👏👏👏 con precision, delicadeza y sin esfuerzo para poder expresar un sentimiento profundo. Bravo!!!!
El más guapo de todos los tenores…il divino Corelli. Gracias ❤❤❤❤
Wow!
Corelli un mito come pochi
Thank you
Great Quality
Maravillosa voz franco corelli sublime me entusiasma bravisimoooo
Eccelso💖
Maravilloso!!
Sublime. Grande Maestro
el arte de ser así❤
Wow! Franco!
Insuperable!!!!! ♥️
Thank god for youtube videos of opera's great voices---non better than Corelli!
Красота
Love u Corelli
Heck yeah 👍👍
Gracias
Rise Stevens tells the story that in movies they told her NOT to sing along because songing distort her face. They wanted her to look beautiful at all times. I have films from 10 or 15 years before Rise's movies with Lawrence Tibbet, but he appears to be singing live in real time.
What year was this?
April 5 1964
Too bad it couldn't be Franco Corelli and Birgit Nilsson doing a duet of anything
Pretty sure he is singing live. Great tenor. Terrible lip syncher. ( his film of Chenier!)
Sullivan was live. There are other opera films of that time that were lip synced -including a bunch of Corelli's. Does any lip syncing ever work?-not to mention singing
@labienus9968 not that I have ever seen. It must feel silly and embarrassing to do.
@@jefolson6989 Agreed.
I heard the baritone Lucas Meacham on one of his UA-cam offerings say he had done some opera film where it was recorded first (That's pretty much disappeared) and he found the lip sync so hard to synchronize that he just sang while he was being filmed.
First
Oh God, not another Italian guy crying about his mamma...
Super, but no one like Mario del Monaco.
He is not crying about his mamma. He is saying goodbye to her because he is about to have his neck sliced.