Plácido Domingo NEVER claimed to be a bariton now. He always said and says that he would sing "Boccanegra" with HIS voice and that is what he did in Berlin, is doing in New York and will do in London. Milan, Madrid and Zürich!
No!!! This guy is not GOD. He is trying to convice us that he IS GOD. He sound like a tenor singing in the tesitura of the baritone. For heaven sake he is not even modifying the production of his voice to try to sound more baritonial. To me, this does not belong to any of the great opera theatres of the world. Insulting to people who love this art (not to all of them obviously)
Why does people applaud this? What is he trying to do, ruin opera? Any tenor could do that, but they all respected their act and themselves not to do it.
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Bravo Placido! I love it that you are still trying new things.
Bravo Maestro!
Thank you, thank you!!! The very first glimpse of the Maestro's Boccanegra!! Absolutely stunning!!!
I watched the final rehearsal of this production, it was sold out weeks ago! Absolutely great!
Thank you so much!!!!!
He is the REAL SIMON!!
Plácido Domingo NEVER claimed to be a bariton now. He always said and says that he would sing "Boccanegra" with HIS voice and that is what he did in Berlin, is doing in New York and will do in London. Milan, Madrid and Zürich!
''he's a tenor '' ''he's a bariton''
WHO CARES? the guy is a GOD anyway.
***** 10 *****
@nnsochedirti
Hai ragione da vendere.!
well....
not really baritone like long ago
No!!! This guy is not GOD. He is trying to convice us that he IS GOD.
He sound like a tenor singing in the tesitura of the baritone. For heaven sake he is not even modifying the production of his voice to try to sound more baritonial.
To me, this does not belong to any of the great opera theatres of the world.
Insulting to people who love this art (not to all of them obviously)
Why does people applaud this? What is he trying to do, ruin opera? Any tenor could do that, but they all respected their act and themselves not to do it.