Pavarotti

[jasdon11]

Luciano Pavarotti has died, RIP - wonder how traffic to pavarotti names spikes?

 

[Dale Hubbard]

Very sad. A great man and the finest tenor in history bar none, who has brought joy and wonderment to so many. Luciano will be greatly missed. RIP big fellow.

 

[DomainMagnate]

Great voice! sad to hear that.

~MG

 

[dcristo]

Is this serious? I used to laugh when my parents would listen to Pavarotti and complain to me about listening to my "noise" too loud, haha.

 

[Arragon]

it's sad to hear that! he has great voice and lovely emotions

 

[DomainMagnate]

Is this serious? I used to laugh when my parents would listen to Pavarotti and complain to me about listening to my "noise" too loud, haha.

http://news.google.com/news?q=Pavarotti

 

[Makis77]

great guy, his voice will stay for many years to go

 

[H2FC]

It was Pavarotti who taught me to enjoy and appreciate opera singing. I don't like all opera music but I did like him. He was perhaps one of the best opera tenor singers who ever lived. I'm glad he lived to see his 3 score and ten years...his music will live forever.

 

[Dale Hubbard]

Amen H2FC. In fact, no need to worry about full-blown opera - just the arias. Tonight, 'nessun dorma' is an apt aria. Mind you' I'll probably go to sleep listening to it.

 

[Seraphim]

Pavarotti will certainly be missed. I'm a fan of baroque operas, specifically Handel and Vivaldi. For those of you that enjoy vocal compositions but prefer motets and chansons to arias, I highly recommend Josquin Desprez.