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Post by Goober on Dec 12, 2022 15:37:48 GMT
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Post by Macca on Dec 16, 2022 14:31:05 GMT
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Post by Homelander on Jan 2, 2024 20:43:21 GMT
The "On a Saturday Night" C6 is definitely falsetto I agree, the C6 should definitely be blue in my opinion. |
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Post by Steingrim on Jan 2, 2024 20:50:05 GMT
Pavarotti never performed below C#3 either, but low notes are demanding on an unmiked opera singer. He sang a rather beautiful C#3 on microphone in a duet with Bocelli. Bocelli can sing much lower, but Pavarotti's C#3 sounded as good as his. Then there's speculation, but some times things deteroriate rapidly outside of a trained singer's best range. Steve Perry and fry ? Who knows. Is there an example of him producing a decent fry note at any pitch ? Do you have a clip ? |
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Post by kaji on Jan 2, 2024 22:33:22 GMT
This is incorrect. Pavarotti has done notes in the second octave before. Do you have a clip ? I'm not done with his thread at all yet but off the top of my head he does sing a B-flat in the duet from La forza del destino, which he performed a few times in concert. And took the low B-flat more often than not. There are also several ensemble pieces in roles he did which require low Bs and B-flats. And he has recorded an A that I remember hearing in one of his later pop recordings. Although I'm not that far into notewatching him so wouldn't be able to point out the specific song. But B-flat 100%. |
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Post by kaji on Jan 2, 2024 23:44:55 GMT
This is incorrect. Pavarotti has done notes in the second octave before. Why are you responding to an irrelevant post from over a year ago In the quiet embrace of these rain-soaked days of the new year, I find myself drawn to the remnants of past conversations, poring over forgotten threads that stir a longing within. As the droplets paint patterns on the window, I am compelled to reach out and touch the memories that beckon from the depths of old posts, feeling the familiar ache as I gently press the 'respond' button, hoping to rekindle the echoes of bygone moments. On that note, Steve fucking Perry, where's that B2? |
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Post by Goober on Jan 3, 2024 0:10:24 GMT
That voice!!! That hair!!! That smokin hot body!!! Meeoow!!! 😍😍 😻😻 He's 70yrs old and STILL sings better than today's "artists"!!! He's like fine wine...he just gets better with age!!! I would love to hug him and thank him for the 40yrs of joy that he's brought me!!!
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Post by rootyrootz on Jan 4, 2024 18:34:00 GMT
On that note, Steve fucking Perry, where's that B2? Who is Perry ? Idk but he is getting boinked |
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Post by Steingrim on Jan 4, 2024 18:43:23 GMT
Idk but he is getting boinkedAre we sure it's a he ? kaji should know of course, since he's talking to Steve. I looked through the various videoes with "La forza del destino" where Pavarotti allegedly hits a Bb2, and he doesn't in any of them (usually around the 7 minute mark). There's a video that highlights this, with various singers doing it right afterwards. He has some weak sounding C3s in the clips, before ascending again. Franco Corelli's Bb2 is very convincing. youtu.be/7_4tHY59wYM?si=uES4VHtBLFAkq-gv |
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Post by Henny Macc on Jan 4, 2024 20:07:28 GMT
Idk but he is getting boinkedAre we sure it's a he ? kaji should know of course, since he's talking to Steve. I looked through the various videoes with "La forza del destino" where Pavarotti allegedly hits a Bb2, and he doesn't in any of them (usually around the 7 minute mark). There's a video that highlights this, with various singers doing it right afterwards. He has some weak sounding C3s in the clips, before ascending again. Franco Corelli's Bb2 is very convincing. youtu.be/7_4tHY59wYM?si=uES4VHtBLFAkq-gvWhy are you continuing an irrelevant conversation from over a year ago kaji look what you've done here |
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Post by Steingrim on Jan 4, 2024 20:11:35 GMT
Are we sure it's a he ? kaji should know of course, since he's talking to Steve. I looked through the various videoes with "La forza del destino" where Pavarotti allegedly hits a Bb2, and he doesn't in any of them (usually around the 7 minute mark). There's a video that highlights this, with various singers doing it right afterwards. He has some weak sounding C3s in the clips, before ascending again. Franco Corelli's Bb2 is very convincing. youtu.be/7_4tHY59wYM?si=uES4VHtBLFAkq-gvWhy are you continuing an irrelevant conversation from over a year ago kaji look what you've done here It's just meant to be funny. A play on English words. I'm sure Pavarotti has an A2 in some pop song somewhere. |
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Post by kaji on Jan 4, 2024 22:24:34 GMT
Idk but he is getting boinkedAre we sure it's a he ? kaji should know of course, since he's talking to Steve. I looked through the various videoes with "La forza del destino" where Pavarotti allegedly hits a Bb2, and he doesn't in any of them (usually around the 7 minute mark). There's a video that highlights this, with various singers doing it right afterwards. He has some weak sounding C3s in the clips, before ascending again. Franco Corelli's Bb2 is very convincing. youtu.be/7_4tHY59wYM?si=uES4VHtBLFAkq-gvI've seen him hit it very clearly before in this duet. So I am sure he has the note. A few roles he recorded that have notes below C3 - Arnold Melchtal (Bb2 - Rossini: Guillaume Tell), Tebaldo (Ab2 - Rossini: I Capuletti e i Montecchi) and Radames (Bb2 - Verdi: Aida). There are more but these off the top of my head. I can't tell you if he did the Ab2 in I Capuleti e i Montecchi as I have not listened to him sing it but I remember him doing some pretty good lows in Guillaume Tell. I didn't notewatch it yet but I did listen to the recording before. Are we sure it's a he ? kaji should know of course, since he's talking to Steve. I looked through the various videoes with "La forza del destino" where Pavarotti allegedly hits a Bb2, and he doesn't in any of them (usually around the 7 minute mark). There's a video that highlights this, with various singers doing it right afterwards. He has some weak sounding C3s in the clips, before ascending again. Franco Corelli's Bb2 is very convincing. youtu.be/7_4tHY59wYM?si=uES4VHtBLFAkq-gvWhy are you continuing an irrelevant conversation from over a year ago kaji look what you've done here No regrets. |
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Post by Macca on Jan 4, 2024 22:40:50 GMT
K can someone please just link a note that isn't in thread if there is one, It's the only way can stop this derailment.
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Post by kaji on Jan 4, 2024 22:53:41 GMT
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Post by wbradycall on Mar 31, 2024 0:09:50 GMT
Idk but he is getting boinkedAre we sure it's a he ? kaji should know of course, since he's talking to Steve. I looked through the various videoes with "La forza del destino" where Pavarotti allegedly hits a Bb2, and he doesn't in any of them (usually around the 7 minute mark). There's a video that highlights this, with various singers doing it right afterwards. He has some weak sounding C3s in the clips, before ascending again. Franco Corelli's Bb2 is very convincing. youtu.be/7_4tHY59wYM?si=uES4VHtBLFAkq-gvLol which dudettes are named Steve? Does that make any sense to you? It's a 99% chance it's a dude in his case. Also, indeed Corelli had a better Bb2 than some historical baritones (Ruffo, Granforte, Battistini, etc.). |
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Post by wbradycall on Mar 31, 2024 0:11:39 GMT
I'm sure this dude could've done better with low notes just didn't train to do so.
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Post by Steingrim on Mar 31, 2024 6:49:20 GMT
Are we sure it's a he ? kaji should know of course, since he's talking to Steve. I looked through the various videoes with "La forza del destino" where Pavarotti allegedly hits a Bb2, and he doesn't in any of them (usually around the 7 minute mark). There's a video that highlights this, with various singers doing it right afterwards. He has some weak sounding C3s in the clips, before ascending again. Franco Corelli's Bb2 is very convincing. youtu.be/7_4tHY59wYM?si=uES4VHtBLFAkq-gvLol which dudettes are named Steve? Does that make any sense to you? It's a 99% chance it's a dude in his case. Also, indeed Corelli had a better Bb2 than some historical baritones (Ruffo, Granforte, Battistini, etc.). The name in question was Perry, not Steve. |
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