Nessun dorma - as sung by YOURS TRULY 

Che bravo!!! beautiful tone and lovely vibrato! BRAVO!!!

@Herur22 Thank you for your kind words. The background audio was from a CD of several tracks of Italian opera arias I had with me. I didn't plan to sing 'nessun dorma' but did at the end since people requested it and it was on the CD.

Nice! Don't forget to pronouce both D's on" fred-da." Italians will register that in a heartbeat:-)

Very good!!!

Thank so much

@VincentAlessendri Thanks for the laugh!

@GermanOperaSinger ..oooh!! i thought you have a very good lyric tenor voice...very nice i will listen to your other one's too..keep up the great work ..it is appreciated..thanks

Impressive i must say. Compared to the tenors of today you are up there! and i´m not talking about PP! Your version here is in the same "style" as Björlings famous Stockholm 1944 live version wich i consider as the best ND ever.

Well done! You sing it more like a lyric nocturne instead of the usual heroic fashion. Some say that's what Puccini's original intent for the aria was. Your version is very similar to Schmidt's and to Bjorling's wartime recording. They sing it in a more silvery and vulnerable style than others. And like them, you have a lyric voice. Your top is very focused with great squillo. I'd love to hear you do lyric role arias!

You're really excellent. I wish you a nice professional career. Where did you get the chorus?

Anyone who says you should listen to Paul Potts should be quickly ignored.

Without a question better than Pol Pot. Thanks.

@VincentAlessendri Pavarotti and Potts???

Lovely rendition. I can tell this is not your usual repertoire. Still, lovely nonetheless. Where was it performed?

Haha is this ironic? You had me at the beginning but I got a bit confused at the end. It was a joke right?

It's ok..are you a singer of German opera or a German opera singer?

Nessun Dorma? But.... you're a lyric tenor. SELLOUT. Kidding of course. Definitely better than Paul Potts,very well done all things considered. I would have gladly joined in the applause. =)

@GermanOperaSinger No I am being serious. You really should develop a more dramatic voice to sing this - song -

It's very lyrical and actually very good. But you should stay away from spinto repetoire, as you have a lovely lyric voice, and stick with spinto repetoire will eventually destroy it. Learn from Giuseppe di Stefano and Jose Carreras, or as I call it, operatic tragedy

I am commenting on your youtube video because I know lots and lots and lots about opera. I am a real true opera expert so you should take my advice seriously and work hard to improve based on what I say. First, you should listen to Pavaroti and Paul Potts' renditions to learn how this song should be truly sung. Second you should develop a more dramatic voice. Your voice sounds a little expressionless and silly. Develop a more pronounced vibrato. You are singing this song too slowly.