Maddy, one of the greatest moments of my life was meeting Luciano Pavarotti in 1997. I greeted him, and he smiled and shook my hand. I felt as if I had touched the hand of an angel. He is the greatest opera singer ever. It is really not a close call. As you experienced by the shivers, tears, and joy in a 3-minute song, Pavarotti was able to convey tremendous emotion - much more than just words. RIP maestro, we miss you...
Have you heard every great opera singer? because if you haven't your opinion holds no weight at all does it, if you said he is the greatest you have heard then that has some validity. Most experts would disagree that he is the greatest, very good but not the greatest, not even close really.
@@neilcarpenter2669 по моему вы очень тупой и ограниченный человек. Это великий тенор. Невозможно сравнивать великих людей. Это не соревнование по бегу или плаванью. Вам этого похоже не понять.
Pavarotti + Nessun dorma is like the finest diamond. It never fades. Thanks for that reaction. The good news is that it happens every time. It's a joy for life.
When you paused it half-way through and spoke of his beautiful voice, I was sitting here thinking: 'You ain't heard NOTHING yet!' That high note ending! Just WOW!!!
It never fails no matter how many times I hear Pavarotti sing this song I always get all choked up inside and controlling my tears is so hard to do. It’s so damn beautiful this song even if it is so short but it gets to the point and your heart. You’re right, there is nothing like this type of music and singer today and that’s too bad. Thank you for this.
My favourite performance of all time, out of all the reactions I've watched, I felt compelled to comment on this lovely one alone. I have never scene a performance bring so many to tears of both joy and sadness. RIP the legend that is Luciano Pavarotti
My dearest MADDY, watching your face knowing what was to come is so heartwarming. Your reaction is as great as PAVs performance. Peace and Love from Minneapolis
You're not the only one, that was truly amazing. I've never been a fan of the opera; always bored. But what I wouldn't give to have seen him perform. Pavarotti might be the greatest voice of our lifetime.
@@MaddyReactions hey Maddy, he was the GOAT for sure, you should checkout his live performance of Caruso, btw Luciano pronounced : Luchiano, also the massive Nightwish fan base on YT hopes you will explore more Nightwish with Floor Jansen cuz you've seen/heard nothin yet :) NIGHTWISH - Ever Dream (OFFICIAL LIVE-Wacken 2013) watch?v=1Xi4n8dJcF8 NIGHTWISH - Storytime (OFFICIAL LIVE VIDEO-Wacken 2013) watch?v=pvkYwOJZONU Nightwish - Dead Boy's Poem - Live In Buenos Aires 2018 -Decades Tour Floor Jansen & Henk Poort - Phantom Of The Opera | Beste Zangers 2019 : watch?v=plCScjvDOJM Nightwish - How's The Heart Acoustic (Planet Rock acoustic session) Live 2020 ( one take,no edits) watch?v=yYtkPpFYzOo Alone - Heart (cover by Floor Jansen)2020 watch?v=1fu-yP6q6Gk Floor Jansen sings Shallow for Emma Heesters Beste Zangers 2019 watch?v=M68pe4a_9zk *with subtittles watch?v=UWWbgYJ6Q6E
@@MaddyReactions I subscribed to you after I watched your emotional reaction, about five times, to see if it was real, and you passed the test, if this rendition of a great Opera solo does not move someone to tears, and in your case and mine, the chin quiver.Your reaction was pure and simple honesty, which I admire and have no answer for 🥰, maybe decent morality , this is the perfect remedy for people that need a good cry, and to let emotion take its course.I am not sure of the TV coverage in the US, but in the late 90's the BBC did an all points documentary with Luciano, and it turned out he was an awesome , beautiful person. One of Italy's finest, after Galileo 🤩
I watch every reaction to this that I can find and it is ALWAYS the same. You have the wonderful combination of great music, a great voice, and someone experiencing this for the very first time. There is that visceral reaction to the very first phrase that he sings, and it goes on from there. This was a joy to watch. I must have either played for or heard this piece many hundreds of times, and it gets me EVERY TIME.
Hey Maddy, thank you so much for reacting to this, it was such a great reaction and it really meant the world to me. I will never forget the first time i heard this, it resonated so much with me and i am so glad you enjoyed it just as much as i did...much love!
I've watched this performance a thousand times and yet i still can't hear it without emotion. I think this might be one of the most amazing vocal performances of all time. Great reaction, Maddy.
Maddy, as a hopeless romantic, I couldn't agree with you more. Love doesn't exist to the extent of the beauty captured and delivered in this masterpiece. Technology has surpassed humanity's love and compassion.
Wonderful. Maddy! 😊 A voice for the ages. I too had the pleasure of hearing him in concert at Symphony Ha;ll in Boston in the late 90's. Truly spectacular!
I was there for this concert, 1994, the night before the World Cup Soccer finals. This was in Dodger Stadium, about 70.000 or more people. The entire grassy area in the stadium was covered with chairs. All of the superstars and politicians etc of the Era was on the front rows. Sinatra was front and center... The set was built against the center field wall by Hollywood set designers. over a million dollars. the song was short because it is just one song of many in an opera that had many songs. turanadot. I saw Luciano many times. With symphony orchestra and just a piano. I am 78. For most of my life I lived in an era of romance...just listen to the songs from 50's 60's 70's and part of the 80's. the era of Cheek to cheek dancing to beautiful ballads with words of romance.... and in that era you could understand the words....the golden age of music in america...is gone
Lucky, lucky you. In England, this was the theme tune that they played before every televised 1990 World Cup Game (the tournament was hosted in Italy). I've forgotten all the games (apart from Englands losing semi-final, of course) but I will never forget this performance by the great man. And 33 years later it still reduces me to tears.
It always gets me the look on his face after the last note, you can see it that he went to a zone to get the job done. When someone pours everything they got, heart and soul that is what connects to other people.
Hehe! You got chills at the "warmest" part of the song. And then tears. Which was just for starters. Like so many of us before, this performance made the sometime cold existence of life seem truly warm and heavenly to you. I think its likely that you will love this song forever, and it will make you cry every time you hear it sung by Pavarotti. Because that seems to be what it does for most people. elicit tears of joy, tears of humility. tears of a kind of sense of freeness. Great suggestion by Steve.
This is one of my favourite opera song. For those who doesn't know the Turandot, check the lyrics of the all Opera, the story is amazing. Such a beautiful voice for a beautiful song.
That real high note at the end was a B4 in the tenor range. I don't generally even like opera (especially the female opera singers), but I have to say that his tone of voice, intonation & phrasing was out of this world! He doesn't have that overly exaggerated tone & vibrato that I usually hear from others singing in that Opera style, which is a different art form compared to Pop/ Rock since they use their voices differently. But again, I have to say that Pavarotti was AMAZING!
Quite literally the most beautiful male voice I have ever heard. I've watched four recordings of Pavarotti singing this aria, and none match the intensity and passion of this one. Personally I think he was competing with the other two of the Three Tenors. 😉
Thank you for your heartfelt reaction to Pavarotti singing Nessun Dorma. Good to see your recognition of his talent and the emotion he puts into this aria! 😊 Watching from Canada. 🇨🇦
I'm Italian and I'm very sorry to tell you :bad pronunciation 😁. Luciano Pavarotti as you read as you pronounce. This isn't a song but an "aria" from Turandot by the great composer Puccini. Bad pronunciation but great reaction. Big Luciano G. O. T.
This performance still takes my breath away every single time. His final delivery there at the end is just a fascinating study of being in character, and then ending triumphantly, and then staying there for a bit, and then slowly the character slips away and we see basically an athlete after an astounding performance, and finally we see him as just the opera singer and the man himself, in front of all these emotional people, and it's just so moving.
Io, da italiano, appartengo a tutto questo. Ogni volta che sento il nostro grande Luciano Pavarotti, per la stessa clip che tendenzialmente inserite nelle vostre reaction, mi emoziono sempre, come se fosse la prima volta.......ma è lo stesso, pur avendola ascoltata qualche centinaio di volte. L'italia è questa, storia, tradizione, arte e spettacolo.....peccato per la politica.... Un saluto
It is amazing how a persons voice can reach into your being and create feelings that are felt throughout your mind and body. I've seen this several times and it always makes me emotional.
Solo chi si emoziona davanti ad una performance così può capire di musica. Sei molto vera e credibile nei tuoi video...a differenza di tanti altri che lo fanno solo per i like. Spero che tu possa portare sul canale altre reazioni a musica italiana (Lucio Dalla, Fabrizio De Andrè, Vasco Rossi, Elisa, Ligabue). Viva l'Italia!!!
hey Maddy, im 58 years old, i was brought with these guys in my life, like others, im not opera fan, but there some opera singers than just have that ability to touch you, pavarotti, andre bochelli, and another that died, many years ago, cant rember his name, big guy, someone will know
If it was any longer the Earth would collapse in on it's self from all the hearts across the globe breaking for such a beautiful song. Thank God it's as short as it is.
It's so short, because it is just one small part (an aria) of the opera Turandot by Giancomo Pucini. It is the song of Prince Calaf, who has fallen in love with Princess Turandot, who has refused many suitors and requires that each suitor answer 3 riddles with a wrong answer resulting in their death. Calaf passed the test, but Turandot refuses to marry him anyway, so he offers her an alternative...guess his name and he will accept death. The song (from the final act) is him singing his bold confidence of winning Turandot's hand.
I'm Brazilian and I had the honor of seeing him live in 2000 here. Unforgettable. When he died in 2007 I cried a lot and I still get emotional listening to him sing. "VESTI LA GIUBBA", from de opera Il Pagliacci (The Clown). It's emotionally very intense. t's the part where the clown finds out that his wife is cheating on him. I love it.
tenor all-timebar none. When he was younger (40s to 50s) his voice was even stronger. He was in his 60's for this performance. He is pure emotion when singing. Godly gift.
As I often say: Listening to Luciano Pavarotti is like going to heaven and back.
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Maddy, one of the greatest moments of my life was meeting Luciano Pavarotti in 1997. I greeted him, and he smiled and shook my hand. I felt as if I had touched the hand of an angel. He is the greatest opera singer ever. It is really not a close call. As you experienced by the shivers, tears, and joy in a 3-minute song, Pavarotti was able to convey tremendous emotion - much more than just words. RIP maestro, we miss you...
Have you heard every great opera singer? because if you haven't your opinion holds no weight at all does it, if you said he is the greatest you have heard then that has some validity. Most experts would disagree that he is the greatest, very good but not the greatest, not even close really.
@@neilcarpenter2669 по моему вы очень тупой и ограниченный человек. Это великий тенор. Невозможно сравнивать великих людей. Это не соревнование по бегу или плаванью. Вам этого похоже не понять.
@@neilcarpenter2669 what an ass you are
@@neilcarpenter2669wtf are u saying... ok now tell me, who is the greatest tenor of all time?
You did meet an Angel… ❤
Pavarotti + Nessun dorma is like the finest diamond. It never fades. Thanks for that reaction. The good news is that it happens every time. It's a joy for life.
I have decided as an older Man that anyone that cries whilst hearing this song and feels the beauty and power has a heart and soul worth knowing
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Same
I'm not a huge opera fan but when this man sings you listen. So emotional and such an incredible performance. No doubt he is the GOAT.
Yes, he absolutely is. God rest his dear sweet soul. 🙋♂
That's why he was known as "The King of the High C". I was blessed to see him twice at The Met and I will always cherish seeing him.
See this baby hearing Pavarotti for the first time... ruclips.net/video/ZX6fsvXKw7M/видео.html The power of music...
Crying and claping...there´s no other way to react to that end...great video
The power and control are unmatched. He’s one of a kind. 🐐
When you paused it half-way through and spoke of his beautiful voice, I was sitting here thinking: 'You ain't heard NOTHING yet!' That high note ending! Just WOW!!!
and THAT.... is how it's done. No additional comment needed. Great reaction! Thank you for showcasing this incredible artist!
Loved your reaction - your tears got me!
Glad you enjoyed it
The greatest performance ever
I tear up every time! Nothing compares to this. Not even close!
The absolute best. Brava Luciano ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
luciano is a angel thank you Maddy for reaction...
It never fails no matter how many times I hear Pavarotti sing this song I always get all choked up inside and controlling my tears is so hard to do. It’s so damn beautiful this song even if it is so short but it gets to the point and your heart. You’re right, there is nothing like this type of music and singer today and that’s too bad. Thank you for this.
Luciano is without argument one of the greatest tenors ever! While I can't understand a word just the flow of his voice is soothing and comforting.
I will never watch this again without your reaction accompanying it. Beautiful reaction. 😊
incomparable ❤ RIP Luciano
If Pavaroti doesn't knock your socks off, you have never worn socks. The best I've ever heard.
The hair! Nothing has ever been so pretty.
My favourite performance of all time, out of all the reactions I've watched, I felt compelled to comment on this lovely one alone. I have never scene a performance bring so many to tears of both joy and sadness. RIP the legend that is Luciano Pavarotti
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Beautiful reaction. Loved it
Thank you so much 😁
My dearest MADDY, watching your face knowing what was to come is so heartwarming. Your reaction is as great as PAVs performance. Peace and Love from Minneapolis
You're not the only one, that was truly amazing. I've never been a fan of the opera; always bored. But what I wouldn't give to have seen him perform. Pavarotti might be the greatest voice of our lifetime.
So emotive and proud, full of emotion!
@@MaddyReactions hey Maddy, he was the GOAT for sure, you should checkout his live performance of Caruso, btw Luciano pronounced : Luchiano,
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@@MaddyReactions I subscribed to you after I watched your emotional reaction, about five times, to see if it was real, and you passed the test, if this rendition of a great Opera solo does not move someone to tears, and in your case and mine, the chin quiver.Your reaction was pure and simple honesty, which I admire and have no answer for 🥰, maybe decent morality , this is the perfect remedy for people that need a good cry, and to let emotion take its course.I am not sure of the TV coverage in the US, but in the late 90's the BBC did an all points documentary with Luciano, and it turned out he was an awesome , beautiful person. One of Italy's finest, after Galileo 🤩
@@MaddyReactions Europe leads the world in opera.
I watch every reaction to this that I can find and it is ALWAYS the same. You have the wonderful combination of great music, a great voice, and someone experiencing this for the very first time. There is that visceral reaction to the very first phrase that he sings, and it goes on from there.
This was a joy to watch.
I must have either played for or heard this piece many hundreds of times, and it gets me EVERY TIME.
Your reaction to this let me see for the 1st time again. That's pure magic.
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Hey Maddy, thank you so much for reacting to this, it was such a great reaction and it really meant the world to me. I will never forget the first time i heard this, it resonated so much with me and i am so glad you enjoyed it just as much as i did...much love!
what a beautiful reaction.❤
I've watched this performance a thousand times and yet i still can't hear it without emotion. I think this might be one of the most amazing vocal performances of all time. Great reaction, Maddy.
You’re not the only one. Loved your genuine reaction to this master piece.
Pavarotti is one of the two tenors in 120 years. This recording is a masterpiece.
Beautiful reaction....thank you. Love and blessings from Australia x
Thank you so much!
Maddy, as a hopeless romantic, I couldn't agree with you more. Love doesn't exist to the extent of the beauty captured and delivered in this masterpiece. Technology has surpassed humanity's love and compassion.
simply superb. the greatest ever.
I cannot watch and listen to this without tears... Just perfection!! Love your reaction, thanks! 😍
He was undeniable. So good that noone notices the orchestra or the choir. Who were also incredible and accented the piece
Loved Maddy’s reaction
Wonderful. Maddy! 😊 A voice for the ages. I too had the pleasure of hearing him in concert at Symphony Ha;ll in Boston in the late 90's. Truly spectacular!
What a beautiful reaction!
I love your reaction. Wooooooow!
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Luciano got to you, and me, too.
Sometimes music just pulls out what it wants to and you just have to allow it. So healing. Thank you, Maddy. 🙏🌺
Loved watching that tear sneak out. Felt it with you.
Increible Luciano, emotiva tu reacción, gracias Maddy,🤩
Puccini was SO romantic, and Luciano Pavarotti sang it so well.
pure passion !
I was there for this concert, 1994, the night before the World Cup Soccer finals. This was in Dodger Stadium, about 70.000 or more people. The entire grassy area in the stadium was covered with chairs. All of the superstars and politicians etc of the Era was on the front rows. Sinatra was front and center... The set was built against the center field wall by Hollywood set designers. over a million dollars. the song was short because it is just one song of many in an opera that had many songs. turanadot. I saw Luciano many times. With symphony orchestra and just a piano. I am 78. For most of my life I lived in an era of romance...just listen to the songs from 50's 60's 70's and part of the 80's. the era of Cheek to cheek dancing to beautiful ballads with words of romance.... and in that era you could understand the words....the golden age of music in america...is gone
Lucky, lucky you. In England, this was the theme tune that they played before every televised 1990 World Cup Game (the tournament was hosted in Italy). I've forgotten all the games (apart from Englands losing semi-final, of course) but I will never forget this performance by the great man. And 33 years later it still reduces me to tears.
It always gets me the look on his face after the last note, you can see it that he went to a zone to get the job done. When someone pours everything they got, heart and soul that is what connects to other people.
Hehe! You got chills at the "warmest" part of the song. And then tears. Which was just for starters. Like so many of us before, this performance made the sometime cold existence of life seem truly warm and heavenly to you. I think its likely that you will love this song forever, and it will make you cry every time you hear it sung by Pavarotti. Because that seems to be what it does for most people. elicit tears of joy, tears of humility. tears of a kind of sense of freeness. Great suggestion by Steve.
This is one of my favourite opera song. For those who doesn't know the Turandot, check the lyrics of the all Opera, the story is amazing.
Such a beautiful voice for a beautiful song.
Your tears speaks about your cute soul! Congratulations!!😊
That real high note at the end was a B4 in the tenor range. I don't generally even like opera (especially the female opera singers), but I have to say that his tone of voice, intonation & phrasing was out of this world! He doesn't have that overly exaggerated tone & vibrato that I usually hear from others singing in that Opera style, which is a different art form compared to Pop/ Rock since they use their voices differently. But again, I have to say that Pavarotti was AMAZING!
Quite literally the most beautiful male voice I have ever heard.
I've watched four recordings of Pavarotti singing this aria, and none match the intensity and passion of this one. Personally I think he was competing with the other two of the Three Tenors. 😉
Thank you for your heartfelt reaction to Pavarotti singing Nessun Dorma. Good to see your recognition of his talent and the emotion he puts into this aria! 😊 Watching from Canada. 🇨🇦
Puccini...one of the greatest Italian composers. I'm sure he would have applauded after this performance...epic.
I'm Italian and I'm very sorry to tell you :bad pronunciation 😁. Luciano Pavarotti as you read as you pronounce. This isn't a song but an "aria" from Turandot by the great composer Puccini. Bad pronunciation but great reaction. Big Luciano G. O. T.
*G.O.A.T.
He received a 20-minute standing ovation.
I would have been standing in the crowd clapping and sobbing 😭
Experiencing perfection, no matter the genre, can be emotional at times.
I teard up here..thank you so much..😂❤
Hugs!
Perfection.
This performance still takes my breath away every single time. His final delivery there at the end is just a fascinating study of being in character, and then ending triumphantly, and then staying there for a bit, and then slowly the character slips away and we see basically an athlete after an astounding performance, and finally we see him as just the opera singer and the man himself, in front of all these emotional people, and it's just so moving.
Well said Steve. My feelings exactly !
When you were asking why this song is so short, this is just one piece of an Opera that lasts for over two hours.
Io, da italiano, appartengo a tutto questo.
Ogni volta che sento il nostro grande Luciano Pavarotti, per la stessa clip che tendenzialmente inserite nelle vostre reaction, mi emoziono sempre, come se fosse la prima volta.......ma è lo stesso, pur avendola ascoltata qualche centinaio di volte.
L'italia è questa, storia, tradizione, arte e spettacolo.....peccato per la politica....
Un saluto
Why hold back from crying? There's nothing more beautiful than emotional tears!
I'm a 53yr old metal head but he is amazing. His version of Ave Maria is incredible as wrll.
It is amazing how a persons voice can reach into your being and create feelings that are felt throughout your mind and body. I've seen this several times and it always makes me emotional.
100k views... we did it Maddy! Road to one million, let's go!
Esa parte de turandot me saca las lagrimas...es inçreible
Agreed!!
i always cry to this song lol
I saw your tears.... look up the plot/story of this opera... you will love Pavarotti's song-from-the-heart even more!
Wonderful to watch! Thanks!
amazing performance for all time and a great reaction. on the length of the song i think this is one of those times when less is more
The Goat male voice.😊
it only represents that you are being human...beautiful:)
Beautiful response by a beautiful person.
Go Maddy!! Real tears for rial Music!
You are such a great person to listen with! I cry with this song every time. The gift of humanity. Empathy
I cry every time I hear this fabulous man sing. So much passion
Absolute beauty!
Amazing performance! Speechless!
Agreed
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I was lucky enough to see Luciano in Wales we were outside on a perfect summer evning. We watched birds (Swallows) swooping while he sang, amazing.
One of a kind!
USA saw him perform in st.paul Minnesota in 2001 i weep every time i here this aria
When Pavarotti sings this aria, I always feel like I got hit by a freight train.
Solo chi si emoziona davanti ad una performance così può capire di musica. Sei molto vera e credibile nei tuoi video...a differenza di tanti altri che lo fanno solo per i like.
Spero che tu possa portare sul canale altre reazioni a musica italiana (Lucio Dalla, Fabrizio De Andrè, Vasco Rossi, Elisa, Ligabue).
Viva l'Italia!!!
Maddy , your tears make me cry !
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He is the GOAT
So amazing!
He left everything on stage. He gave his all. Salute to Pavoratti.
It’s an aria from a much longer opera, in act two of Puccini’s Turandot.
Oooh
Luciano was/is quite simply an absolute Legend
I love his performance of Una Furtiva Lacrima! An absolute STUNNER!
His videos about singing techniques are what my vocal coach had me study myself 4 octave range when healthy RIP Luciano Pavoroti
Il Maestro. One of the finest singers of any genre who has ever walked this Earth!
We all cry.... Lol....look for Matthew Matthew McConaughey, bawling over the same..
We love ya here in South Africa!!! Thanks Siriah
hey Maddy, im 58 years old, i was brought with these guys in my life, like others, im not opera fan, but there some opera singers than just have that ability to touch you, pavarotti, andre bochelli, and another that died, many years ago, cant rember his name, big guy, someone will know
Let's hit that high C note! 🎶
If it was any longer the Earth would collapse in on it's self from all the hearts across the globe breaking for such a beautiful song. Thank God it's as short as it is.
It's so short, because it is just one small part (an aria) of the opera Turandot by
Giancomo Pucini. It is the song of Prince Calaf, who has fallen in love with Princess Turandot, who has refused many suitors and requires that each suitor answer 3 riddles with a wrong answer resulting in their death. Calaf passed the test, but Turandot refuses to marry him anyway, so he offers her an alternative...guess his name and he will accept death.
The song (from the final act) is him singing his bold confidence of winning Turandot's hand.
Wonderful short description of Turandot. My favorite opera, and I have been to over 80 operas.
Wow!
It's amn aria from the opera. "Turandot" and he was the world's greatest tenor in Classical music.
Oooh
Seen him once, soooo great!!!!❤
...and the Crowd. Goes. Wild.
Justifiably. One of the greatest tenors of all time.
I'm Brazilian and I had the honor of seeing him live in 2000 here. Unforgettable. When he died in 2007 I cried a lot and I still get emotional listening to him sing. "VESTI LA GIUBBA", from de opera Il Pagliacci (The Clown). It's emotionally very intense. t's the part where the clown finds out that his wife is cheating on him. I love it.
tenor all-timebar none. When he was younger (40s to 50s) his voice was even stronger. He was in his 60's for this performance. He is pure emotion when singing. Godly gift.
Agreed!