Pavarotti Sings HIGH F Aria - Bellini: I puritani / Act III - Credeasi, misera!

Bellini's I puritani / Act III - Credeasi, misera! performed by Pavarotti, Sutherland, Ghiaurov.
In this aria Pavarotti sings an incredible falsetto high F5! Including chesty E-Flat 5's - simply amazing.

[@oksanalewyckyj]

Perfect singing ! Bravissimo Luciano !!!

[@DanielVodenitcharov]

4:45 HIGH F

[@OnlyMozart1]

Falsetto though.

[@DanielVodenitcharov]

@@OnlyMozart1indeed falsetto, but he still makes it sound beautiful

[@OnlyMozart1]

@@DanielVodenitcharov I'll probably stick with Gregory Kunde and Lawrence Brownlee 🙂

[@gillianmartin9838]

Thank you for posting this. I shall have to hear the whole opera now! What a glorious piece.

[@lindabrabantpolidori]

Grande grande grande

[@barytonal]

Admirable!!!!! Quelle beauté !!!!🌈🌈🌈

[@pseudotonal]

But he sang it in his falsetto and not his blended voice. I wonder if it is even possible to blend your chest and head voices that high?

[@YgorCortes]

Head voice yeah (although kinda rare), chest voice literally impossible

[@robertlewandowski7983]

Lot of singer sang that note with falsettone(mixed voice).

[@derwonieaufgibt9529]

High F sings a Sopran ! Not Pavarotti !

[@kostantinosss00]

Are you sure ?

[@derwonieaufgibt9529]

100 % !@@kostantinosss00

[@kostantinosss00]

I checked other tenor sing the same aria and all of the sing the high f ,not the soprano. The only difference is that the other tenor use full voice but Pavarotti used falsseto.

[@MaurizioDini-d9z]

si tratta di un falsettone...la voce e' dello stesso Luciano, puo' non piacere per la nostra epoca , comunque la voce e' sua!

[@giovannipaisiello289]

​@@MaurizioDini-d9zil falsettone era più in voga nel primo ottocento , giusto?