Yes, absolutely!!! it’s really clean voice of tenor I have ever heard since wunderlich , Pavarotti!!!! Indeed , he is supremo!!!

Andrew Ockenden Thankyou!

Nathanael Saint-Cyr Thanks!!

First time i hear this tenor...i am blown away...indeed wonderful

@@eyeshowyou I agree with you! Be blessed!!

jacques redondi Merci!!

Tenor léger lyrique belle voix chant propre et bien conduit. Souhaitons lui une belle carrière.

KZfaq..

Tenor fantástico. Espero que possamos ouvi-lo ao vivo um dia em nosso país.

:-)

Listen to some of the greats. It does. He's technically adequate but so cold. This coldness does help him technically though.

@@caninbar I totally agree with you.

@@caninbar Giuseppe Di Stefano is the best for this Aria, In my opinion.

superbe mais je n'aime pas les superlatifs. Voici une autre version qui mérite autant d'éloges . kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kM9yqqd0nLW1moE.html

@@sevenoctave88 That's your example of better than technically adequate? I love Di Stephano, just as I love many non-opera singers that produce a wonderful sound with unsustainable technique. But Di Stephano I think objectively had poor technique and it shortened his career substantially. I don't hear too many technical faults in Bagh's singing here. If the accusation is that Bagh isn't delivering the song as well at a major competition in a foreign country at under 30 years of age while Di Stehpano was more moving at 45 when he was world famous and a veteran, then sure. But that's a ridiculously unfair comparison.

Yes, I was about to say, the violin solo was brilliant

Olivier Thouin I believe in this piece. www.osm.ca/en/olivier-thouin/

Unfortunately today it is to visually please audiences and singers and exception voices are secondary ,it's all about selling seats at the opera house . I would be happy to see performances of operas with this young man , even if his looks are challenging , his inner core and acting ability override them , his voice and smooth singing are just so beautiful . For much of his career Pavarotti was not the physical image of a romantic hero .

nowadays for female singers, the obstacle seemed to be not too much extreme as back then. Asian female singers would be accepted as beautiful young chick , black women singers could be seen as glamorous dark colored pearls. but as for male songers.. that just show us this world still is a patriarchal society.

I have no doubt that racial prejudice can be an issue in the opera world. But I think you need to give it a minute. He's literally just at the very beginning of his career and already has a small role at the Met. And while I think he's absolutely got one of the most beautiful voice in the last century, he's still young and there are some rough edges to clean up. He blew the high note in another aria the day earlier in this competition for example. That said, if he continues improving and for some reason or another isn't at least as in demand as Michael Spyres (who is also underrated somewhat) then I think we can start speculating. Voices like this are once a generation and I think he has a nicer natural sound than Pavarotti, even if Pavarotti had better technique in his prime. But they're similar in that there is a great fullness and ease and a nice ring. It's not small, but it's also not big and sloppy or overly dark.

HAHHAHAHAAH GOOD AS PAVAROTTI ARE U IN DRUGS ? HAHAHHHAH

@@francocorelli9079 Well I do favor Irish Whiskey. How many times have you heard Pavarotti sing live? How many times had Pavarotti heard you? I forgive you, rude person.

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