No sleep! Nessun dorma! No sleep! Nessun dorma! You too, oh Princess Tu pure, oh Principessa In your cold room Nella tua fredda stanza You look at the stars that tremble with love Guardi le stelle che tremano d'amore And of hope di speranza But my mystery is closed in me Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me My name no one will know Il nome mio nessun saprà No, no, on your lips I will say it No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò When the light will shine Quando la luce splenderà And my kiss will dissolve the silence Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio That makes you mine Che ti fa mia Go away, oh night Dilegua, oh notte Go down, stars Tramontate, stelle Go down, stars Tramontate, stelle I'll win at dawn All'alba vincerò I will win Vincerò I will win Vincerò This is beyond color race religion this is what it’s like to be human he was the reason god created the earth 1 Italian little boy who grew up to be the voice for every human being
Thanks for another visit Dennis, and especially for taking the time to express your opinion, and posting the lyrics. Music is definitely God's gift of expression to Humanity. It sets us apart from the beasts in the fields. peace and happiness to you and yours! Grant Tribe😇🎵
Music is the universal language. It's as common as a penny to be of Irish descent in Boston.I thank God I grew up hearing Mario Lanza and Enrico Caruso.
I'm a 70 year old Italian 🇮🇹 female watching when the music just got REAL. Stabbed the listeners straight through to the soul. Makes me proud. Thank you Puccini❣️
The fact that one man’s voice in a language I don’t speak can bring me, a 48 year old white man, and these young black people equally to tears gives me hope for our world. Beauty knows no color, we are all human. We need to all start acting like it.
Thanks Heath for the visit, Music is created by the hearts of humanity, and its beauty is self defined without prejudgments. Unlike we who imprint are own ideology and misgivings on others. This videos permissions needed to acknowledge that all the reactors in this compilation self identified as Black reactors and or Reaction channels, which is their right to do so. And thus it was titled as such. Never did the video ever state that ethnicity or color defines how we as a human being reacts to music any differently than an other. That inflection was completely yours my 48 year old white man!, complete with self righteous indignation and prejudgments of people simply identifying there heritage and or ethnicity on their public forum. I allowed you to express your freedom ;of opinion without sensor or review. I would hope you would do the same? Peace and happiness to you and yours Heath. Grant❣
@@hoihoi9866 I’m pointing out that beautiful music can bring diverse people together in the way it effects us. If you think that discrimination you are an idiot. GFY
The voice in the theatre was immense, though considered to be a lyric tenor, but extremely well-focused and penetrating. I saw him in Rigoletto, Ballo in Maschera, Il Trovatore, La Boheme, Luisa Miller, Lucia di Lammermoor, and a few others; he was always in top form, never a note out of place!
Thank you myFluffyflufferton for the visit, and your very heartfelt sentiment. Very much appreciated. Health and happiness to you and yours. Hope to hear from you again. peace Grant Tribe 😇😀
I'm black. I don't care what color you are, if you aren't moved by him singing this song, there is no hope for you. I think I first heard it in my early twenties and it gives me the chills when he gets to that climatic part. Perfection... Eventually, I got to see the Three Tenors, because I love Domingo too, and then later Bocelli. They are all extraordinary.
I agree, and thanks for the visit, the title is the individual platforms own self descriptive, thus titled as such. And need I say their right to do so. As is your comment to express yourself. Health and happiness to you and yours. Grant.
@@trapjaw7253 The reactors self identifying themselves as black is not a color barrier to music, unless it is made as such They have a right to self identify and express themselves any way they see fit. As do you. LOL why don't you go straight to the Black platforms and express your opinion to them directly. Maybe they will conform to your opinion, and disregard their own. peace Grant
@@jimw.4161 Thankyou Jim for the visit, and your heartfelt comment, very much appreciated. Health and happiness to you and yours my friend. peace Grant
Thank you MC for the visit, and I agree with you 100%, however in today's environment the classics in music , literature. history and even mathematics are off the curriculum, doesn't suit the powers that be agenda. Health and happiness to you and yours. peace Grant🎼🎶🎻
@@ShowdogTiger Thank you Showdog, I am not familiar with him, but I will check him out my friend. If Pav said that, it means Jussi is something to behold. Health and happiness to you and yours my friend. Grant
You'd be surprised at how many Black people out there, including myself, love and listen to opera. I was fortunate enough to attend one of Pavarotti's concerts in San Francisco back in the summer of 1984. Sadly, I never saw him in a live opera production but only on T.V. I recall him appearing in, "Rigoletto", on T.V. with a new singer, a young Black woman whose name was Christiane Eta-Pierre, and it was either in the late '70's or early '80's. I often wonder what happened to her. I count myself fortunate to have attended operas featuring Leontyne Price and Shirley Verrett several times (both in San Francisco), operas or concerts featuring Jessye Norman, Kathleen Battle, Marilyn Horne, Renee Fleming, Samuel Ramey, Harolyn Blackwell, etc. I regret that I've never seen Simon Estes in some of his Wagnerian performances. I have seen, "Turandot" at the Dorothy Chandler in the early 2000's, but the tenor's, "Nessun Dorma" was missing something. I was also a supernumerary (non-singing extra) in a community opera production of, "Turandot" in the '90's (Casa Italian Opera). My mom was a chorus member. We started attending live opera performances at the Dorothy Chandler in 1972 on a regular basis, and widened our scope to attend opera performances in San Francisco, Long Beach, Santa Fe (NM), New York (Metropolitan), Seattle (two consecutive years of Wagner's "Ring"), and Aspen (Colo.).
Thank you Diana for the visit, and your heartfelt interaction, I am envious of your life experiences with the classics and opera, It is definitely in your blood. WE do have something in common, my old stomping grounds was the bay area ( Oakland) and have been to the San Francisco opera house, and the Paramount Theater, Have seen Andrea Bocelli, and Sarah Brightman, but mostly symphonies however. I have no worries about the Black youth today, because of the social medias available to them. They have a great sense of adventure, and an inquisitive nature, and are seeking out different genres with anticipation and have their hearts and minds wide open, and an exceptional ear for good music. There will be many more great talents emerging from the Black community contributing to the classics, and Opera. In my book with closed eyes and open ears Leontyne Price is one of the greatest female voices in history. period!!! Health and happiness to you and yours😀🎼🎵. Grant
I do not know, tell me incognito, you made it so! The reactors in this video, all self identified as Black or African reaction platforms, the title was part of the permissions to create this video........incognito, thanks for the Troll by! and helping make this video 1# in its genre in the 🌎Health and happiness to you and yours if at al possible Grant Tribe🚎
Thank you sspaay for the visit and for taking the time to express your heartfelt sentiment, Very much appreciated my friend! Health and happiness to you and yours. peace Grant Tribe p.s. you are always welcome here😀
I'm loving this. 52 years ago, I was a young Black kid from The South Bronx. I was working my way through college at Philharmonic Hall, Lincoln Center. I saw Pavarotti sing multiple times, and he brought tears to my eyes every time. He filled the hall with his spirit and his love for music. I love seeing young Black people discovering this great treasure. He belonged to the whole world, and we loved him dearly!
I'm a 36 yr old white woman. so I'm not young or black lol but I first watched him a few years ago, and my mouth dropped to the floor, goosebumps and tears. Pure talent.
I had the privilege to see Pavarotti perform live @ the West Palm Beach Auditorium, in Florida, in the late 70's. We were in the back, in the cheap seats, but that didn't discourage us from clapping and cheering, as if our lives depended on it when he finished this song. I'll never forget how we felt, and the excitement of it all. Pavarotti heard us in those cheap seats. He turned and looked at us, in our section, pulled out his big white handkerchief, saluted us with it, and bowed to us!!! We couldn't believe it!! It was fantastic and I will never forget it.
When I first heard Pavarotti’s voice, I was 12. I wept, openly. I didn’t understand a word the man said, and yet, somehow, I did. My own reaction frightened me so that I avoided his music for almost 20 years.💯 Today, I know my reaction was normal, and I regret my own ignorance. I own a copy of EVERY song he ever performed.🥲
As an Italian American who grew up listening to my Dad play Pavarotti, this makes me so happy to see. The human condition makes us all family, and Pavarotti knew how to connect us with the pain and beauty that we all share in our souls.
Annastine thank you for your visit, and your very heartfelt sentiments, very much appreciated, LOL I know what you mean, it took me three times as long to edit and create this video because of the tears and emotions LOL I was a mess. Health and happiness to you and yours, Annastine your interactions and visits are always welcome on my platform. peace Grant 😂😀🎵
The dude is just perfect. He starts lightly, not very serious about all that choir stuff. He plays. Then Pavarotti’s genius hits him like a train. He mutters “I don’t know what to do with myself right now”... while his soul is elevated to high heavens, he falls into uncontrollable tears. It’s beautiful to watch such raw, uncontrollable emotion by Pavarotti’s performance.
Bzzi Thanks for the visit and your comment perfectly explains, my reason of selecting that edit for the my compilation video. Health and happiness to you and yours my friend. peace Grant
@@GRANTTRIBECreates Loved ever minute of it. Hard to watch, because I was overcome with emotion over and over again, at every Pavarotti “Vincerooooo!” And they just breaking down along with me. So beautiful. Sent this to lots of friends.
Thanks Paula for the visit and your heartfelt comment, which of course in this case is a statement of fact on both counts. peace and happiness Paula. Grant
It wasn't until you heard other people trying to sing this song that you realised how phenomenal Pavarotti was.... Italia 90 introduced a lot of us to music we normally didn't listen to.... An unexplained lump in the throat and equally unexplained goose pimples exist to this day every time Pavarotti sings This.... His song.
I was 18 when the Italia 90 World Cup exploded on to the World stage...I watched this at work this morning and balled my eyes out....for no reason at all....
I get such joy from watching others' discovery of new things like this. It's like seeing babies do things or discover things for the first time. I absolutely love every bit of it.
I agree with your sentiments completely My Little Corner. Thanks for the visit and your very heartfelt comment. Stop by anytime my friend! health and happiness to you and yours. peace Grant😀
The woman at 1:36...I was having the EXACT same reaction! And I'm a 60 year old white guy. Music knows no boundaries; not age, not time, not religion, not skin. When it's done right, it hits something inside ANY normal, feeling human being. Shit, even animals and plants appreciate good music!
How about a little respect for the composer of this glorious piece of music, Giacomo Puccini? Without him even the magnificent Pavarotti would just be standing there with his bare face hanging out. Bravo, sir! Bravissimo!
LOL my bad Mark, Puccini without a doubt, one of greatest Italians operettic composers, if not the best. Oh wait a minute I forgot Verdi, okay I'll go second greatest. :)Thanks Mark for the visit and heartfelt comment. peace and happiness to you and yours my friend. Grant
@@GRANTTRIBECreates No worries! :) I've enjoyed a slew of these reaction videos, and it's as much on me as anyone that it only just 14 hours ago occurred to me that we might also want to say a kind word for the source of our pleasures. :D And yes, Verdi is #1, but Puccini is generally more whistleable. ;)
@@GRANTTRIBECreates Who’s that other guy, you know, the guy who composed “The Marriage of Figaro,” “Don Giovanni” and “The Magic Flute,” among others. His name escapes me at the moment. 🥸
@@BobbyU808 Are you pulling my leg, Bobby ....Mozart, my friend LOL I am not a classical expert by no means, but I knew that. :) Thanks for the Visit Bobby and your support. peace Grant
Thank you Gerardo for another visit, and taking the time to express your very heartfelt sentiments, LOL I agree with you, I was a mess creating and editing this video! Fell free to drop in anytime my friend. peace and happiness Grant Tribe😀
Thanks you David for your visit, and taking the time to interject your very heartfelt sentiments Very much appreciated! LOL I know the feeling, it took twice as long to create and edit this video. I was a mess. Health and happiness to you and yours peace Grant Tribe ps you are always welcome here! 😀
Thank you for the visit and your respectful sentiment, and I agree. The video was titled by the black reactors own descriptive of their channels. And it was titled as such. I agree with you, and I also agree with the right of the reactors to express themselves the way they want, health and happiness to you and yours. peace Grant
The only thing Pavarotti requested about his legacy to be known around the world was " That I was a poor Baker's son who did dream . " So never give up . When you feel at your lowest . Play Pavarotti music! Great reactions here.
Thank you Patrick for the visit and your very heartfelt interaction means a lot. I agree with you LOL it took me twice as long in the editing process , making emotionally caused mistakes in the creative process. Health and happiness to you and yours. Stop by anytime my friend, peace Grant😀
Her reaction to Pavarotti is exactly why privilege and class is not nearly as determinative as we have been lead to believe. His sudden reaction emphasizes the point. Greatness is greatness and know no bounds, no cultural requirements. I would find it not stretch for Pavarotti to be similarly moved by an African choir. Great knows great.
I'm America of French descent, never cared for opera, But this song and this man made me change my tune. Luciano sings his heart out in this, it extracts emotions from me I never knew I had and brings me to tears every time, you can see the emotions in his face all through the performance, my lord it's beautiful and he's beautiful. That voice is simply devine.RIP Luciano, you were a gift to the world.
@@GRANTTRIBECreates Thanks for responding dear. Another one that turns the waterworks for me is Freddy Mercury from Queen and that well known lady opera singer from Spain do a duet singing BARCELONA I believe. So sorry her name eludes me at the moment( the price of getting old I guess). The two of them are so elegant and their voices truly compliment each other. Thanks again dear one.
... not sure what's more beautiful .. the expressiveness of the listeners .. or Pavarotti/Puccini - the first lady captures my response .. brings me to tears & gives me goosebumps. Oh, how I wish I'd heard Pavarotti live ... ❤ 🙏🏽 🇨🇦
Thank you Anna for the visit and your heartfelt comment, LOL I agree with you, I was an emotional mess while creating and editing this video. Deciding the order of reactors alone was a conundrum in its self. Health and happiness to you and yours. You are welcome here always! peace Grant Tribe😀
In my early thirties I was the liquor manager for a place called The Galleria in San Francisco where major fundraising events took place among other events. One evening we were told to close the bar down after the dinner and when the musical performance started. I had never of such a thing but I did as ordered and took the staff up onto the roof for an extended break. Jose, one of the bartenders and a classical Cellist, insisted I go downstairs with him to hear this singer. Okay I went and coming down the stairs I heard this voice! Wow it Mr. Pavarotti. Standing on the second floor balcony hidden by the décor but right behind him I was enthralled and then I look over at the sound engineers and they were scrambling as something went out. Mr. Pavarotti took a step back and stepped and continued singing and filled the room of open four stories with a glass ceiling like it was nothing. Then when we opened the bar back up he came up to the main bar where I was working and was holding his throat as if he needed water. Of course, I got him some and as he took it he looked my right in the eye with a grazie and then he turned and entertained the crowd behind him. I went to his performances about six more times and I saw his class way of treating the people around him every time and I was often behind the scenes. The greatest voice I have ever heard and the kindest of men that I have ever seen And in that business and in that era, 60's - 70's I saw quite a few. I was so luck to have heard that voice and still want to thank my friend for insisting that I go down stairs to hear him. Thank you for this. Whew, long winded, huh!
It doesn't hurt that this is probably one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written and performed by one of the best opera singers ever. I am not an opera fan but I can listen to Pavarotti anytime.
It doesn’t matter what color your skin is , he was such a fantastic singer we all have the same reaction! And by the way, we humans bleed the same color.
Thanks for your visit Barbara, I agree with you, however the title was part of the permissions for me to use their edited clips in making the video, all the reactors self identified as black or African platforms, And so it was titled as such. If you look at my other reaction videos in this genre they were titled the world reacts, and also People react I believe in freedom of expression which is your right, Just as it is the right of these platforms to express them selves by self identifying as Black reactors and or platforms. Health and happiness to you and yours. peace Grant ps before you render judgement on a person, I suggest you delve a little deeper into the facts. I also worked on a few battlefields in medical transport, I am fully aware of what the color of blood is before and after oxygen hits it! peace Grant Tribe ⚕😷😉
@@francescaqueraltherms754 Thankyou Francesca for the visit, LOL and your multiple emoji heartfelt sentiments! You and your emoji's are welcome her always! Health and happiness to you and yours. peace Grant Tribe😀😀🙂
Thank you for the visit and taking the time to express your very heartfelt sentiments, I agree with you, Luis. And now he has both! Health and happiness to you and yours my friend. peace Grant Tribe 😇👼🎶 p.s. Luis.... your thoughts are always welcome here
Thank you Michael for another visit, and taking the time to express your very heartfelt sentiments. Very much appreciated my friend.........I agree😂Health and happiness to you and all of yours. Peace Grant Tribe
I LOVE the moment when she registers an emotional response, folding her arms across her chest. So authentic and of course, anyone who loves Pavarotti can attest to such a deeply impacting emotional response to his most famous song, Puccini's Nessun Dorma!
Considering some of us don’t even understand the words, they don’t seem to matter. And the vibrations in the halls/theaters, Omgosh! It is kinda weird but goosebumps and tears for all 🤷🏻♀️
He was The Maestro. I don't ever recall seeing him do Nessun Dorma that he didn't automatically drop into character. Always so very moving. This was his aria. He was great.
Thank you Marci for the stop by, and sharing your sentiments. I have to agree with you completely,. He was not only the Maestro of opera, but the master storyteller on the stage. You are always welcome her Marci. Health and happiness tto you and yours, and Merry Christmas! peace Grant Tribe😀
That's what a VOCAL GOD will do too your soul. I was blessed myself with a vocal gift. But Pavarotti is the MASTER of voice. Their will never be another like him EVER he was that good. God bless Luciano.
Thanks Tom for another visit, and taking the time to express your very heartfelt sentiments, Very much appreciated, I agree with you completely my friend, You and your opinions are always welcome here. Health and happiness to you and yours! Peace Grant Tribe😀
I'm Jamaican/Cuban. Live in Canada most my life. Traveled many countries, Spain, France, India, USA, England. Also been to Western and Eastern provinces of Canada. I have friends of different cultures. I own two homes and my mom of 90 years of age live with me. I'm 51 years young. When I listen to this song, and I have many, many times, it's as though I have not yet begun to live. Pavarotti's voice stirs my soul. It leaves me yearning. It always brings me to tears. I then make the promise to visit Italy which I know I will. But bigger than that, it reminds me to live with passion. It's such a beautiful voice to listening to. God bless.
STACY anytime you feel like helping me with my narratives on my videos, I welcome your expressive talents and your fervor for life, Thanks Stacy for the visit, and a simple but profound statement on how life should be lived. ps Love the last name. :) peace Grant
@@robertoscarsi3997 Si, Roberto. I was in England as a teenager with an aunt and we went to France. Then with friends I travelled to Spain and Portugal, how could I have forgotten my short time in Lisboa? However, I've not made it to Italia. When I do, I will need to include Greece. A couple of weeks ago I was on the net searching the Patmos Islands. Also, speaking of name connections; which was cute of "Grant Tribe", my father's name was Roberto. So, one day, I will be in Italy. I'm not worried. I will make it there yet.
Thank you Martina for your visit and very heartfelt comment. Very much appreciated. I agree there is a God and Music is his gift of self expression to humanity. Health and happiness to you and yours. Peace Grant 😀
At 55 years old I have heard this countless times... for decades. I was raised in a family with concert pianists, opera singers.... there has never been a single time that my throat has not tightened and my eyes well up with tears. I know whats coming and I can still never prepare. The fact that these folks are experiencing him for the first time is such a very rare and beautiful thing to see 😢.
I love the pure beautiful faces of these ladies and gentlemen especially when Luciano hits those high notes...absolute adoration. We miss you Luciano 😢
Thank you for that comment Troublemaker, very much appreciated, I went through dozens upon dozens of reactions to edit, compile and create this video. Health and happiness to you and yours. You are always welcome here, Troublemaker! peace Grant Tribe😀
Thanks Rosalie for the visit. LOL frankly your selling the the great one a little short in the heart rating department my friend. Should have been on a 10 heart rating scale at least. :) Health and happiness to you and yours. peace Grant
@@colinmckenna2548 Thank you Colin, know him well, and his movies, including Jenette MacDonald. We'll see what I can do, give me some time, I have a full plate right now my friend. peace to you and yours Colin. Grant
Thank you BETTY for the visit, and taking the time to express your very heartfelt sentiments. Very much appreciated. LOL I understand completely, I was an emotional mess creating and editing this video. Betty you and your interactions are always welcome here! Health and happiness to you and yours my friend. Peace Grant Tribe😀
@@GRANTTRIBECreatesGood morning!🌹Thank you very much Grant Tribe 🙏💖😘 I continue to follow you with great pleasure 👍😍🤩🌹 Greetings from France.🥰 Friendships BETTY CHAN 💖
To watch him come out of the character he is singing is absolutely amazing. Just watch his expression. I found him in when I was over 50 yrs and have regretted not finding him sooner. He is one of a kind
Thank you Eileen for the visit and taking the time to express your heartfelt sentiments! Well said. Health and happiness to you and yours. peace Grant Tribe😀
You could have filmed me ( a white saxophone player) when I played with Ella Fitzgerald, Sara Vaughn, Gladys Knight , Dianna Ross, and more. It moved me to tears many times on the bandstand. Music and the positive effect it has on humans is powerful, positive and undeniable! And genre has little to do with it.
I would have gladly done so, my friend with great adoration, probably would have blown the recording. LOL. Thanks Bob for the visit and your great interaction, Hope to hear from you again. peace Grant
Thank you Alok Hota for taking the time to visit, and make your very heartfelt comment, in which I do agree. Health and happiness to you and tours my friend. peace Grant😀
To God be the glory forever, Amen. This performance of Luciano Pavarotti brings me to tears. There never was, nor ever shall be, a human voice like his. Exceptional.💖
Thank you Laura for the visit, and especially for taking the time to express your very heartfelt praises to the glory of God and his gift of self expression to Mankind....... called music. It is what defines our humanity and separates us from the beasts of burden, and the animals in the fields! Health and happiness to you and yours. p.s. you and your interactions are always welcome here Laura. peace Grant Tribe😇😀🎶
@@GRANTTRIBECreates Thank you so much for your lovely reply to my comment. God bless you, your loved ones, your subscribers and your channel, and may God grant you all His love and peace as we await the return of Jesus Christ the King of Kings. 💖
The power of music! You may not understand the lyrics but the emotion brings you to tears. This was the greatest tenor at his peak. He transcends age groups and music genres to destroy the audience!
Thanks Supervike1 for the visit, and taking the time in expressing your sentiment's. And I have to say I agree with your comment completely my friend! You are always welcome here. Health and happiness to you and yours. peace Grant Tribe 😀
i grew up in Brooklyn and as a young black male, I was introduced to opera and Puccini's La Boheme in the Sixties! It is incredible. Blacks are versatile listeners of different Music Genres!
Thanks Julius, for the visit and your insight, I myself born in west Oakland's Ghost town, living within black culture's inner city life. LOL and the only white boy at Oakland Tech. HS So I have a decent perspective on the positives and negatives. But a great appreciation for Black American musical genres, and the influence they have on world music as a whole. Mom's was from Holland and schooled me in the classical arts and Opera. So I have been blessed Go to sleep to Miles and Coltrane, Get riled up with James Brown, Get melancholy with John Lee, and cry with Leontine Price, and of course Pavarotti peace and happiness to you and yours my friend. Grant
Thanks Jane for your visit, and heartfelt comment. This is just for you my friend. No One Sleeps No one sleeps! No one sleeps! Even you, oh princess, in your cold room, look at the stars that tremble with love and hope! But my mystery; it is locked in me. And my name,no one will know!9 No, no! On your mouth I will say it, when the light will shine! And my kiss will break the silence, that makes you mine! His name no one will know... And we shall have, alas, to die, to die...! Disperse, o night! Vanish, oh stars! Vanish, oh stars! At daybreak, I will win! I will win! I will win! lyricstranslate.com/en/nussun-dorma-no-one-sleeps.html Health and happiness to you and yours , peace Grant😀
Never, ever do I hear this song without crying and my heart bursting for the loss of Luciano. Maestro you are so sorely missed. I'm so happy to have seen this video and the joy on the people's faces. Bravo Maestro, Bravo!
Thank you Kate for the visit and for taking the time to express your very heartfelt sentiment. LOL I agree with you!! I was an emotional mess editing and creating this video 😂Health and happiness to you and yours my friend. p.s. you and your comments are always welcome here! peace Grant Tribe😀
Thank you Alex for one of the most beautiful and positive comments that I have ever responded to, since I started my platform and began dropping my videos. And I have responded to thousands of comments. I am pinning your comment because it is was sublime and straight from your heart, my friend. Peace and total happiness for you and yours . Very much appreciated. GRant
I lived and worked in Italy and stayed in vennegono superior..I stayed at Villa Puccini with seniorè Giacomo Bisiach...his family were the famous Puccini family...they were famous violinists and also made them ..his knowledge of music and many other things was fantastic...I travelled around and visited many places and the classical musical history in Italy is second to none❤️
Thanks Bob for the visit, and your very informative and heartfelt interaction. Very much appreciated!, and I am quite envious towards that life experience you had....Bob. Your insights and comments are always welcome here. Health and happiness to you and yours. peace Grant😀
Just shows a real hole in education. In school had a teacher who would take a class 2 times a month to play us different types of music. This should be part of everyone's life.
People can't be expected to appreciate that which they aren't given access to, and unfortunately, the large media/film/music companies choose what the greatest percentage of us get access to. Most people either have neither the time, patience , or money to search for anything outside of what's "offered" to them, and therefore miss out on SO much. The only thing I ever liked about Paul Weller was when he wrote "...the public wants what the public gets..."
Thank you Paula for taking the time to visit, and share your very heartfelt sentiments. Very much appreciated. Health and happiness to you and yours. peace Grant Tribe 😇🎵🎼
The power of Pavarotti, the creative powers of Puccini, and a wonderful orchestra, combining to produce a work of art at the highest level ... Who could not be moved by such an emotive force.
Even today my dear grandmother tells me about the year 1990 when Luciano Pavarotti gave a concert in Scotland with the Scottish Opera for 12000 people!
Thank you for dropping by! Richard, and taking the time to share your heartfelt sentiment. LOL I know what you meant, I was a mess editing the dozens of clips in the creation of this video😂😀 Thank you for defending this country of ours, which has allowed me the freedom of expression to create this platform And most of all to discuss and listen freely and openly to opinions uncensored. Health and happiness to you and yours, man of valor! You are and always be welcome on this platform. Peace Grant Tribe.🗽🌎
What on Earth does this have to do with being black? All of humanity, regardless of race, color or Creed ought to be in awe of this music! Art transcends all boundaries!!!
None shall sleep, None shall illeeill! 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(lips, like kissing) , I wkll 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!
Thank you Ricky for the visit and if you would like to help me with my narratives LOL would be glad to oblige. beautiful lyrical poetry. Health and happiness to you and yours. peace Grant
LOL I know the feeling Steven, I was a mess creating and editing this video, many do overs in this creation. Thanks for the visit my friend, very much appreciated, peace and happiness to you and yours! Grant Tribe 😀
