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Old 20-02-2024, 12:22 PM
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Nessun Dorma

Here is Nessun Dorma from Giacomo Puccini's opera, Turandot, performed by Andrew Alesi (AA) at a friend's wedding....

There's a short 10sec intro of Bride & Groom.

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Old 20-02-2024, 01:35 PM
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A nicely stated rendition nice video too.

I've woken a few distant neighbourhood dogs, when at my observatory, a few times with that aria in the past! also the ending of Vesti la giubba and O Sole Mio

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A nicely stated rendition nice video too.

I've woken a few distant neighbourhood dogs, when at my observatory, a few times with that aria in the past! also the ending of Vesti la giubba and O Sole Mio

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Thanks Mike. We'll have to organize a duet.

As for Vesti la giubba, believe it or not ( I still don't) our youngest, Steven recorded this version at 13 years old...

Vesti la giubba <<<It's Steven's voice set against a montage of images of clowns and various famous artists in the role.

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Gee 13 years old huh? Very cool

He he, I recall my first "public" performance...at my Mum and Dad's 25th wedding anniversary, back in 1981, when I was 13 years old, I sang Toreador for them (Dad is Italian), super nervous, boys didn't sing in those days, that was for girls...buuut they seemed to like it ..not sure I sounded as good as Steven though... pretty much gave up on the girly singing after that...until 1990 when I heard The Three Tenors and thought, shight, I can kinda do that

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Good on you Mike. That's a beautiful memory and very gutsy at that age.

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Give the lad a jolly well done!


Maybe it's the acoustics, or maybe it's the speakers I have, but there were one or two passing moments that had me thinking of Pavarotti.
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Thanks so much Warren, I'll pass that on.

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