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Originally Posted by Jim Cesiro
In 3 Tenors I was more impressed over the fact that Pavarotti could sing with such ease and Carreras and Domingo seemed to work so hard.
A chance to hear them side by side in the same song was neat in my opinion, but yes, I can see how it would be cheesy from a purist point of view. Being a casual listener and not a purist I found it very entertaining as I would imagine many other casual listeners would.
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That is the thing exactly.
Domingo really has a more classical, academically trained voice. He has better range than Pavorotti even if he could not match the quality of Luciano's high C's (in Pavarotti's prime). He is a great opera singer.
But great Art is not only about skill. It is about communicating feelings.
Magic.
How can Bob Dylan possibly be so good ? That voice ?
I am sorry if you think I was demeaning the format or the feelings you experienced . Cheese is a big part of that wonderful Italian character (and cooking).
It must have been VERY neat indeed.