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Opera Voices

Discussion in 'Whatnots' started by Elios, Mar 31, 2003.

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    Staying on my theme of music related threads, Who has the most beautiful operatic voice?
    Any of the three tenors come to mind, but I would have to say Luciano Pavarotti.
     
    Elios, Mar 31, 2003
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    Charlotte Church at a push, though I would pick celine Dion if she was allowed.
     
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    I have to agree with Elios. I have been a fan of his since childhood (Pavarotti, not elios! :p ) and let me tell you, that voice.... it is incredible. Beyond words.

    (*runs off to listen her old Pavarotti LP*)
     
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    Baritone James Morris. I heard him sing Wotan in a televised production of Wagners Ring Cycle and almost fell off the couch. When I listened to the "Rolling Requiem" on 9/11/2002, he sang the lead in the broadcast I found. Marvelous!
     
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    Russell Watson

    He has a large forehead :heh:
     
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