Placido Domingo (musicals) - Some Enchanted Evening, 2011
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- 70-year-old tenor-baritone Placido Domingo sings the song "Some Enchanted Evening" from the musical South Pacific by Rodgers and Hammerstein in a 2011 concert in Toronto, Canada. It is conducted by Eugene Kohn.
This song and great singing should have Millions of likes,
Beautiful. I knew this video had to be watched and heard.
Best song ever written according to Andrew Lloyd Webber
My grandad use to sing this to my Nonna. This was their song ❤️ missing you both xxx
A 70 anni Domingo ha sempre una bella voce ed è diventato corpulento anche lui. Più baritono che tenore in questa romanza.
Dear VICKI MORGAN...May God be with you in the
loss of your loved ones. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
How nice
What a spectacular voice!
His voice is amazing, i've just learned i have a tenor voice and i'm taking lessons and i'm practicing as much as i can and Placido Domingo is my hero.
Sublime , he stay always in my heart ! 75 years yet and what a voice !!!
The voice is ageless. Bravo!
This guy a baritone/ tenor? Tenor all the way!
He's an opera singer...but this is the example of when a singer can sing anything!!!
Sublime....I can a little
Pavarotti died in2007 and the other guy José Carreras is still singing at 69.Today is Plácido Domingo 75 birthday and he is still singing very well
Bravo! Wonderful, I love him.
Placido is very enchanting !
Magical
Bravo bravo
Maestro!
Visuomet muzikaliai ir įtaigiai!
Magnificent!!
Puikiai dainuoja ir muzikinis mąstymas brandus!
Bravo
Maestro!
Sentida y hermosa interpretación de la canción: Some enchanted evening.
I love this!
Mesmerizing! 😊😴
A great voice does not get old.
The master
Awesome version.....
An amazing performance....I do love his voice.....WONDERFUL....
***** there are another versions as well and everyone has his own favourite one...I love The Temptations 'way,for example the best...
exquisite.....................................
80 years now
Swim into love song❤❤❤
Hodges Roller Rink, February 12 1996, still married.
just AWESOME :)
heavenly
Certainly a beautiful, powerful voice ....and yet I still prefer the Rossano Brazzi rendition - perhaps it is because I was a child when South Pacific hit the screens and I can still remember seeing the movie and for years I sang "I'm gonna wash that man outa my hair" in the shower. Rossano's version makes me believe the lyrics, the difference, no doubt between a singer and an actor.
I like his body language. He looks as if he's singing directly to every individual member of the audience.
Bravo 👏 🌹
Find Brian Stokes Mitchell singing this. Incredible.
Why didn't they hire Domingo to play LeBec in that Glenn Close version of South Pacific?
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Jose Carreras recorded this song in 1986 in a cd with Dame Kiri Te Kanawa.Now is Domingo singing this.But I prefere a baritone one like Ezio Pinza or Paulo Szott.
dianavictoria Aljadeff i agree with you, now it is time for brian stokes mitchell and other new talents, in life one must know when you have to give place to the young,
Pinza was a bass.
David Greene you are right Ezio Pinza was a bass baritone as also was Giorgio Tozzi who dubbed Rosano Brazzi in the 1958 movie. Paulo Szott is a baritone ans Doningo although he is singing baritone roles is a dramatic tenor.
Or Bryn Terfel
it's close but I need the enunciation of the last 1 w/the volume/punch & range of this a1.
多明哥（電影南太平洋）魅惑的夜晚$那醉人的夜晚。
This nearly was mine
if you watch Robert Merrill sing this on the Ed Sullivan Show or listen to the voice of Giorgio Tozzi in the film acted by Rossano Brazzi this is a pale pale shadow of that greatness. To diminish the greatness he achieved as a tenor by depriving other young baritones of opportunity is at least weird....
Horses for courses I suppose. We are all going to have a favourite singer/version of this song. Even our mood can play its part when hearing a particular song. This version is being performed in an arena quite different to that of the Ed Sullivan show or a film set. Many things have to be taken into consideration, including the quality of recording (not good here I'll grant you), but I would hesitate to say that Placido's is a 'pale, pale shadow of other versions.
@@missmerrily4830 Placido has a MARVELOUS career 1979 opening night at the MET Otello incomparable that same year Luisa Miller at the MET and a radio broadcast of Chemier from Chicago w Marton and Bruson legendary stuff but after all that glory at the highest level why muddy the waters with trying to be a baritone no sorry I"m not buying it
"Knock, knock". 'Who's there"? "Sam and Janet". "Sam and Janet who"? 🎼 "Sam and Jane-ted evening..."
This is it live 4th time is the charm Operatic & big. 317 ;179 ;6384 ;100 ;2176 ;18 ;
where's Luciano Pavarotti and The Other Guy? ;D
Pavatotti died in 2007 and Jose Carreras is 73 years now and stil sings in concerts
His a tenor, most certainly a tenor! Does'ot have the limited baritone range. I love perry como and andy williams, but this guys version knocks them into the ground.
So far this is the only one that compares to Jay Black!
Effortless......
Naw, Perry Como did it better.
Globixcon Sorry. Perry Como did not have the voice this song requires.
Lovely. To me, this is a greater voice than Pavarotti's.
It depends on the particular song and its demands. For overall voice, I'd pick Domingo because his voice is fuller and richer. There are certain high notes that Pav would be more effective for, but I'd take Placido overall.
Ezio Pinza does the best version.👍 Placido was great though.