Luciano Pavarotti sings Donizetti 1978 - Great Recital! 

I miss him so much...even 2023, I miss you

I'm sitting at the computer with a terribly messed up shoulder, still in pain after surgery 7weeks ago. But listening to this spirited singing by the GREAT LUCIANO has soothed my pain. He was more than one of the great tenors of all time. He was a unique human being, with a zest for life that shines through in everything he ever sang on stage or said in interviews. I miss him very much. Thank God he lives on in You Tube clips like this gem, and bravo anche il pianista!

Absolutely great...Pavarotti at his very best! Unique! Gorgeous! What an interpretation...this is unbeatable. Luciano, you will be the greatest tenor forever. Thanks, for all the postings from this wonderful recital in the German TV (NDR)

From the pleasure expressed on his face, i can tell he had damn good job!

ブラボー❗歌曲も素晴らしい。感動します。ありがとう

I love how he knows he has the most powerful voice in the world. He knows it and is enjoying.

Te amo, Luciano! from Brazil [2]

This is singing on an absolutely fantastic level.

BRAVO!

i could practice for a billion years, and still wouldn't be able to do any of what i just saw. incredible

Wow, fantastic! That was really, really good!

Impresionante!!!! la ultima cancion la habia escuchado por Mario Lanza, dificil decir cual es mejor, pero he quedado impresionado por la calidad y nitidez de su vos. Grande Pavarotti !!!!

Mamma mia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

wonderful, this is my target!

Voz divina

omg,this is so heavy.....so hard to sing. Bravo

I know he practiced. Not the same things I would have to practice. Arrigo Pola, knew right away, that this wasn't a talent he had before him. He referred to him as a "supertalent" and taught him for free for the next 3 years. Roberto Alagna, in an interview said the voice of Pavarotti can't be taught, its a gift. I agree he worked very hard, he put a lot into it. This there can be no doubt. His gift though was there from the beginning.

fantasztikus! csodalatos!

i want to learn this piece:) Maybe one day i will be able to do it good! :)

😍😳😳😳😍😍😍

impresionante

It looks like John Wustman.

Maravilloso Pavarotti como siempre, el que es de segunda es el pianista, lástima, de todos modos muy bien!

That is true that there is no great singing without voice and the ear, but what comes to my mind about this case is young Caruso who was told that his voice was like a wind howling in the chimney. Franco Corelli who himself said that he started singing as a joke because he did not have good voice. Placido Domingo who was very mediocre baritone as well as Carlo Bergonzi. Pavarotti said that his fathers voice was much better than his. It makes me think that hard work and practice made it possible.

the pianist made some noticable mistakes :( ... pavarotti is so clear in this...gotta love him

@rainbowland550 the first one is donizetti my dear friend! u better check your facts!

His voice did not crack at 1:03. It's a "mordent" - an ornament often used in music from this period and earlier

@B337h0v3n I know... it's clear enough I think!

Bergamo rules

Is that John Wustman on the piano?

WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS ARIA?

Donizetti is the composer for God sake...

not true, what you just saw is not created out of thin air, it is achieved exactly by million hours of practice.

Haha, you just live to argue, don't you? As a 21 year old singer and pianist, I've probably been in more recording studios than you can fathom. What really troubles me is that you assume Pavarotti was totally satisfied with this recording of danza... He cracked! It's a great recording, but he cracked lol get a life! I'm done talking to you.