Celine puts her whole body into her songs. Her emotive quality in her voice compliments her body movements. Both are exceptional vocalists. Love this pairing. The ending is divine. Celine really demonstrates her ethereal head voice in that climatic ending!.
Yessss finally you react celine and pavaroti.. Thanksss a lot... 🥰🥰🥰.. The rumors pavarotti seen the Big screen in front of him for the text this song... So profesional he is 😍😍... Two legend... I love it
Celine was a very good friend with Pavarotti and her wife in fact many times Rene and she went went to Pavarotti house for a visit and eat also she said that on a couple of occasions but she didn’t expend on that she wanted to keep it private 🥰👌
Great reaction as always. Celine isn't being led by Luciano here; Maestro actually misses some time marks on the song, particularly at 6:55 on your video, where he actually oversings it. Around the time you commented about her being led, she is actually strategizing on pulling both her and maestro back on track and manages to change some adlibs a bit compared to the studio version to make this happen. She actually has the same problem very distinctly at the beginning of the performance herself and takes her time to perfectly adjust eventually. These are more noticeable for those of us who have heard the studio version over and over again and just goes to show how two professional seasoned legends can seamlessly maneuver their way around the orchestra and make it look like nothing happened. This track was actually a milestone for reigniting the Pop-Opera duet spark after many years again in 1997. It actually turned these collaborations into a trend by reintroducing such beautiful cross-genre sounds into the pop world. Celine herself went on to repeat this success over and over again with the likes of Andrea Bocelli, Josh Groban, Il Divo, Florent Pagny, and the Canadian Tenors.
Celine is a very skillful vocalist. Here she demonstrates her vocal prowess and improvisation to keep the flow of the song from any interruptions. Who else? All live!
Don't agree with any of that, Pavarotti was and always will be the master, Celine was like a screeching cay trying to outdo him and she failed miserably, a much better much more technically correct vocals from Luciano. He drowned her out without even trying, you can see quite clearly he is trying his hardest not to overshadow Celine, he is barely opening his mouth but since his resonance is so powerful he still outperforms her in every way. If Pavarotti had sung at full strength and capacity you wouldn't even hear Celines shitty vocals
@@jackwhitbread4583 Ah the hater who unnecessarily attacks Celine. But anyway, based on many performances Celine has with multiple people, she is always the professional looking at whoever she is singing with in order to time every phrase or match their dynamics. Celine is one of most skilled vocalists, whether or not you like her voice is irrelevant.
Omg you reacted to it and you didn't miss a thing! I love that you analyzed not only the vocals but their performance dynamics including Celine's full commitment to the performance and immediately remarked on their connection. Celine loved him and she is so warm and gracious. I think the song is so beautiful. One of the most thorough and thus best analysis videos I've ever seen, thank you!
Nina I love you so much girl lol like in a musical way. 😅 I love the art of music.. I understand the art of composition and execution.. and I love the words you use to so clearly describe sounds by words and also you catch every small thing in these performances that also catches my curiosity where I feel like many other RUclipsrs would gloss over or miss those moments. Like when you stopped the video to explain the storytelling qualities to the singing as you pointed out Celine's "cry" as you call it. Like just wow you're so smart and I get so happy when I can find someone who understands music on the level I understand it on. And your energy is just so positive, I always enjoy watching your videos and they make my days better! Thank you, see you again soon. :)
The song is actually called 'Never, Never, Never' and it was originally an Italian song (Grande, Grande, Grande). I believe it was popularised in English by Shirley Bassey or something.
My request 😁 Thank you so very much! If yoy want to discover a totally different of Celine I recommend you to listen to her cover of Chris Isaac's "Wicked game". Her low notes there will give you chills! Trust me ;-)
This song is called " Never Never Never". I would think in Britain best known through the rendition by the great Dame Shirley Bassey? Love how you always pay attention to emotive aspects and scenery
Pavarotti was looking at the teleprompter in front of him because that night he add to sing with many many other singers Mariah James browns bono etc that’s why he seems not looking at Celine because he was concentrating on the teleprompter not to miss any line to sing and that is totally understandable 🤷♂️
Hi Nina I love you, Rita's New song #YOUFORME comes out this Friday. Also the mv will be out soon after and she's planning a virtual concert. She's really trying new things sonically that I know u will appreciate :)
I remember hearing this on the album questioning i knew the song but couldn't place it. Years later i saw a clip of Dame Shirley Bassey singing Never Never Never. Question answered lol To answer your question. Pavarotti is looking at the screen for the words. That's why he hardly looked at her. But then again, he did tend to just stand there and sing. Didn't really have to do anything else tbf.He wasn't that confident singing in english. Don't know why, he sounded amazing in whatever language. One of the reasons why he was known as the greatest tenor. A testament to celine though, her voice can mix with probably anyone's voice lol
You should check out "Within Temptation Ft. Tarja - Paradise Live at Hellfest Festival (2016)" -- they're two of my favourite vocalists in metal and this performance is amazing.
Pavarotti is looking forward so he can read the words, he was not comfortable singing in a non Italian language. While his English was not terrible and he could carry a conversation in English quite well he wasn't quite so confident in his ability to sing in English, hence why he is primarily known as a bel canto opera star
I don't know if you'll catch this, I didn't. I think the reason Pavarotti isn't looking at Celine, is because he has a reading panel in front of him. I think he is reading the words to the song. Maybe in Italian. My friend caught it.
Thank you so much for reacting to Céline! It's so great to hear your analysis of her voice and technique. Please please please react to her singing Calling You in Paris, 1995. It's really one of her best ever vocal performances, and I'd love to hear what you think about the runs, belts and transitions: ruclips.net/video/PlBxnC-U5sY/видео.html
This is a cover. If you want, you can listen to the original in Italian from Mina, the greatest Italian singer of the last century ... Kisses from Italy
@Marie Whitbread Of course, Pavarotti will always be King. But it can be interesting to listen to the original from 1972 sung by Mina ... ... and maybe even listen to Mina's "Brava" from 1965 😎
i love your videos, you are the best youtube i ever knew. I hope you check out the video clip "Celine Dion - Diversity, Versitility, and Uniqueness in her vocal run"
That sad moment when Dione sings "you make me CRY [4:40] and the word "CRY" is a hysterical mess-up, a vocal disgrace, and then next to the master of all vocals, Luciano Pavarotti. Dion was struggling to sustain a strong tone in the "CRY" and could not, and instead of showing strength in the vocal she compensated with a screaming vocal, nor could she transition down smoothly, while Pavarotty was effortlessly gliding along at every height, soaring like an eagle in the wind.
Two of the most legendary performers all together. This duet must be one of the best ever. Amazing!
There are no words to describe Celine dion she’s something else
For sure !
You're absolutely right! She's amazing
Celine puts her whole body into her songs. Her emotive quality in her voice compliments her body movements. Both are exceptional vocalists. Love this pairing. The ending is divine. Celine really demonstrates her ethereal head voice in that climatic ending!.
2 magnificent singers, Wow! Thank you.👍 ❤️
2 legends
Yessss finally you react celine and pavaroti.. Thanksss a lot... 🥰🥰🥰.. The rumors pavarotti seen the Big screen in front of him for the text this song... So profesional he is 😍😍... Two legend... I love it
What a beautiful performance. Very understated and powerful and effective. I love how they connect as well.
This is a legendary performance
Celine was a very good friend with Pavarotti and her wife in fact many times Rene and she went went to Pavarotti house for a visit and eat also she said that on a couple of occasions but she didn’t expend on that she wanted to keep it private 🥰👌
Great reaction as always.
Celine isn't being led by Luciano here; Maestro actually misses some time marks on the song, particularly at 6:55 on your video, where he actually oversings it. Around the time you commented about her being led, she is actually strategizing on pulling both her and maestro back on track and manages to change some adlibs a bit compared to the studio version to make this happen. She actually has the same problem very distinctly at the beginning of the performance herself and takes her time to perfectly adjust eventually. These are more noticeable for those of us who have heard the studio version over and over again and just goes to show how two professional seasoned legends can seamlessly maneuver their way around the orchestra and make it look like nothing happened.
This track was actually a milestone for reigniting the Pop-Opera duet spark after many years again in 1997. It actually turned these collaborations into a trend by reintroducing such beautiful cross-genre sounds into the pop world. Celine herself went on to repeat this success over and over again with the likes of Andrea Bocelli, Josh Groban, Il Divo, Florent Pagny, and the Canadian Tenors.
Celine is a very skillful vocalist. Here she demonstrates her vocal prowess and improvisation to keep the flow of the song from any interruptions.
Who else?
All live!
Don't agree with any of that, Pavarotti was and always will be the master, Celine was like a screeching cay trying to outdo him and she failed miserably, a much better much more technically correct vocals from Luciano. He drowned her out without even trying, you can see quite clearly he is trying his hardest not to overshadow Celine, he is barely opening his mouth but since his resonance is so powerful he still outperforms her in every way. If Pavarotti had sung at full strength and capacity you wouldn't even hear Celines shitty vocals
@@jackwhitbread4583 Ah the hater who unnecessarily attacks Celine. But anyway, based on many performances Celine has with multiple people, she is always the professional looking at whoever she is singing with in order to time every phrase or match their dynamics. Celine is one of most skilled vocalists, whether or not you like her voice is irrelevant.
@@jackwhitbread4583👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎
@@jackwhitbread4583lie again bitch
Omg you reacted to it and you didn't miss a thing! I love that you analyzed not only the vocals but their performance dynamics including Celine's full commitment to the performance and immediately remarked on their connection. Celine loved him and she is so warm and gracious. I think the song is so beautiful. One of the most thorough and thus best analysis videos I've ever seen, thank you!
At first I hated this reaction and then I loved it...only kidding Nina I loved it 😂
Nina darling please react to Celine Dion Wicked Game, is so great, has vocals divine. ❤❤❤
His voice is like a great pianist playing Liszt. Such amazing control. The highs, the lows, the trills, so thrilling
It’s been a long time since you’ve done Celine Dion! Very excited to see this!
That was great
Pavarotti is reading the lyrics from the prompter.
Nina I love you so much girl lol like in a musical way. 😅 I love the art of music.. I understand the art of composition and execution.. and I love the words you use to so clearly describe sounds by words and also you catch every small thing in these performances that also catches my curiosity where I feel like many other RUclipsrs would gloss over or miss those moments. Like when you stopped the video to explain the storytelling qualities to the singing as you pointed out Celine's "cry" as you call it. Like just wow you're so smart and I get so happy when I can find someone who understands music on the level I understand it on. And your energy is just so positive, I always enjoy watching your videos and they make my days better! Thank you, see you again soon. :)
Your reactions are always over the top...so awesome to watch and listen from someone like you....A REAL PRO !
I came here because I wanted to see if you would react the same way I did… amazing amazing song. Brings me to tears sometimes
Your voice is so beautiful 😍❤️
Nina es la primera vez que veo tu reacción como profesional que eres y me gusto y también eres muy hermosa que me impresionó su bella.
The song is actually called 'Never, Never, Never' and it was originally an Italian song (Grande, Grande, Grande). I believe it was popularised in English by Shirley Bassey or something.
LOVED IT!!! THANK YOU NINA 💓
Celine can literally harmonize with anyone.
Im so HAPPY that you react to Céline performance..
Other suggestion live:.. my love
THATs just the woman in me
Wonderful analysis!!! I wish you would do more opera performances!!!
I'm swooning here ❤
I just love your comments more celine please!!!
My request 😁 Thank you so very much! If yoy want to discover a totally different of Celine I recommend you to listen to her cover of Chris Isaac's "Wicked game". Her low notes there will give you chills! Trust me ;-)
YAYYYY 😍😍😍😍😍
I love this live performance but the album version is magical.
This song is called " Never Never Never". I would think in Britain best known through the rendition by the great Dame Shirley Bassey?
Love how you always pay attention to emotive aspects and scenery
BTW This was Pavarotti's last public performance! GREAT COMMENTS. THANX
Pavarotti was looking at the teleprompter in front of him because that night he add to sing with many many other singers Mariah James browns bono etc that’s why he seems not looking at Celine because he was concentrating on the teleprompter not to miss any line to sing and that is totally understandable 🤷♂️
Celine is a great duet partner. Her musicality I think.
Could you please react to Celine Dion "Le blues du businessman " 1999
I watched it and I shocked
That was one of the best performance I've ever seen
Hi Nina I love you, Rita's New song #YOUFORME comes out this Friday. Also the mv will be out soon after and she's planning a virtual concert. She's really trying new things sonically that I know u will appreciate :)
👏👏👏👏👏
I remember hearing this on the album questioning i knew the song but couldn't place it. Years later i saw a clip of Dame Shirley Bassey singing Never Never Never. Question answered lol To answer your question. Pavarotti is looking at the screen for the words. That's why he hardly looked at her. But then again, he did tend to just stand there and sing. Didn't really have to do anything else tbf.He wasn't that confident singing in english. Don't know why, he sounded amazing in whatever language. One of the reasons why he was known as the greatest tenor. A testament to celine though, her voice can mix with probably anyone's voice lol
You should check out "Within Temptation Ft. Tarja - Paradise Live at Hellfest Festival (2016)" -- they're two of my favourite vocalists in metal and this performance is amazing.
I recommed the song " El perdón " by DIANA NAVARRO. GRETINGS
Luciano is looking at the prompter the whole time because he is singing in English.
@Marie Whitbread relax! I only told Nina why Luciano was not looking at Celine during the entire performance.
Got stevie on the wall. Maximum respect.
Pleaseeeeeeeeeee react to Celine Dion cover by Wicked Game !!!
Is so amazing
#CelineDion
Pavarotti is looking forward so he can read the words, he was not comfortable singing in a non Italian language. While his English was not terrible and he could carry a conversation in English quite well he wasn't quite so confident in his ability to sing in English, hence why he is primarily known as a bel canto opera star
I don't know if you'll catch this, I didn't. I think the reason Pavarotti isn't looking at Celine, is because he has a reading panel in front of him. I think he is reading the words to the song. Maybe in Italian. My friend caught it.
Hey! Can you plz react to Faouzia "Tears of Gold, Stripped version"!! Faouzia is a very talented 20 years girl who deserves to be known!
Please react celine dion you've got a friend live divas 1998 🙏
Let them sing
Thank you so much for reacting to Céline! It's so great to hear your analysis of her voice and technique. Please please please react to her singing Calling You in Paris, 1995. It's really one of her best ever vocal performances, and I'd love to hear what you think about the runs, belts and transitions: ruclips.net/video/PlBxnC-U5sY/видео.html
💐💐💌👍
Great reaction!!! Can you watch the Sour Prom by Olivia Rodrigo?
May we have a reaction to Shirley Bassey's "Gold Finger"?
Mor Celine please 🇧🇷
Nina, Pavarotti was not looking at the audience ?! He was looking for the words, he didn't know the song !!
Plz react to mamamoo!
could you please react to alessia cara - river of tears (vevo presents)?? PLEASEEEE💞🥰🥺💫❤️💛❤️💛❤️💛❤️💛🥺
This is a cover. If you want, you can listen to the original in Italian from Mina, the greatest Italian singer of the last century ...
Kisses from Italy
@Marie Whitbread Of course, Pavarotti will always be King.
But it can be interesting to listen to the original from 1972 sung by Mina ...
... and maybe even listen to Mina's "Brava" from 1965 😎
He is not looking at the audience. He is reading a prompter because English is not his native language.
i love your videos, you are the best youtube i ever knew. I hope you check out the video clip "Celine Dion - Diversity, Versitility, and Uniqueness in her vocal run"
React to Shadmehr Aghili Rooze Sard please 🙏 you'll be shocked
Am...mr...moncrief.....my...song...is...call...never....never...never......l...own.it
Morten harket
Please please please check out her “I knew I loved you” definitely some of her most impressive work!
ruclips.net/video/BNX4axksTF0/видео.html
Is Pavarotti possibly reading? because it’s in English.
Gereksiz
Luciano is looking at the lyrics on the teleprompter in front of him.... he's not looking at the audience!!!!
This song is best sung by Shirley Bassey who would have been a vocal match here with Pavarotti.
That sad moment when Dione sings "you make me CRY [4:40] and the word "CRY" is a hysterical mess-up, a vocal disgrace, and then next to the master of all vocals, Luciano Pavarotti. Dion was struggling to sustain a strong tone in the "CRY" and could not, and instead of showing strength in the vocal she compensated with a screaming vocal, nor could she transition down smoothly, while Pavarotty was effortlessly gliding along at every height, soaring like an eagle in the wind.
Lie again.
You really know how to ruin the essence of the song
Celine is a legend. Simply classy ❤️
PURE LATIN PASSION