One of the best interpretations of this famous song. Martinelli's voice at his best. The last note blow me away. I think is a Bb. Many thanks Greek Callas.
Meraviglioso ! Davvero eccezionale , il timbro la giustezza stilistica, la tecnica........ Fa un po ridere l' ambientazione! Venezia come direbbero i napolentani non ci azzecca niente !
notice how he elides all the syllables and words rather than enunciating each one. That is characteristic of his style, allows him to focus on the musical line.
Une réflexion...comment peut - on mettre sur YT ...A BOCELLI...M LANZA Avec des vrais chanteurs qui ont connu le succès sur scène. .sans micro ni trucage des bandes sonores . ??Eluzalyrics
Hilarious what excuses one can read on youtube. Now elision is a virtue ::grin:: NOT. He swallows half the words and we are supposed to swallow the fan's fairy tale about the virtues of swallowing ::grin:: If a singer can maintain musical line only by sacrificing proper enunciation, his technique isn't much good.
@@truesoundchris Gimme a break. He elides in Turandot and in La donna e mobile too. If YOUR teacher tells you Calaf and Duca should be sung in dialect, get another. And I bet you have no idea about the Neapolitan dialect either, it's just makeshift excuse, and you have even less of French pronunciation. But if your idea of French is based on Martinelli's singing, I don't wonder.
