Yea, the sparrow hath found an house, and the swallow a nest for herself, where she may lay her young, even thine altars, O Lord of hosts, my King, and my God.
Ok, this is what it's actually supposed to sound like.
To help you get the bad notes out of your head.
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4 comments:
Giancarlo
said...
To say that Bocelli can-t hold a note is absurd. This is also not the best of Pavarotti-s performances. Notice too that the critical B note in the final cadence is held for 8 seconds by Bocelli and only 5 by Pavarotti. It is true that Pavarotti-s voice in the 80 s was superb and that Bocelli is merely a competent singer with a good voice.
I once had a dream in which Pavarotti joined myself and a few friends for a picnic on a lawn beside a pub in Dublin, during which he sang Nessun Dorma for us. It was perhaps the greatest dream of my life.
4 comments:
To say that Bocelli can-t hold a note is absurd. This is also not the best of Pavarotti-s performances. Notice too that the critical B note in the final cadence is held for 8 seconds by Bocelli and only 5 by Pavarotti. It is true that Pavarotti-s voice in the 80 s was superb and that Bocelli is merely a competent singer with a good voice.
I once had a dream in which Pavarotti joined myself and a few friends for a picnic on a lawn beside a pub in Dublin, during which he sang Nessun Dorma for us. It was perhaps the greatest dream of my life.
Zarathustra = John Jalsevac. It just showed up that way automatically.
That sounds like an absolutely amazingly great dream.
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