Pavarotti Dead

[petra]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6984776.stm

Some photos from his funeral--this morning.

 

[jilly]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6984776.stm

Some photos from his funeral--this morning.

Thanks for the photos petra.

 

[petra]

Thanks for the photos petra.

You are welcome.

Another article-

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070908/ap_on_en_mu/pavarotti

I have never heard the duet with Pavarotti and his dad.
I think I will search for it--how touching.

And little Alice's letter to Papa.....

Yet what a wonderful life and a beautiful legacy he has left.

 

[montana_16]

You are welcome.

Another article-

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070908/ap_on_en_mu/pavarotti

I have never heard the duet with Pavarotti and his dad.
I think I will search for it--how touching.

And little Alice's letter to Papa.....

Yet what a wonderful life and a beautiful legacy he has left.

Hi petra,
If you scroll down on the first link, on the bottom of the site click on the photo of Pavarotti's funeral and it will take you to that site, then look a little to the right and there are a list of videos and you can click on the duet of Pavarotti and his dad. I was really wonderful.

 

[SadieMae]

He was truly a once in a lifetime experience. I don't think anyone else performing coming close to him will happen again in my lifetime. A person didn't even have to be a fan of opera to appreciate the gift of his voice. My son was only 8 when he first heard a CD I played, and his first reaction was "whoa Momma look, he gives me goosey bumps!" I showed my son my arms and told him, me too! RIP Pavarotti. Prayers to your family.

 

[jilly]

You are welcome.

Another article-

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070908/ap_on_en_mu/pavarotti

I have never heard the duet with Pavarotti and his dad.
I think I will search for it--how touching.

And little Alice's letter to Papa.....

Yet what a wonderful life and a beautiful legacy he has left.

Thank you again. What a great loss for all of us. So very very sad that he's gone and at only 71.

 

[petra]

Thought you might enjoy this short video of the funeral-less than 3 minutes.
He once said he was very lucky...that God kissed his vocal chords.
A generous, and superbly talented man. He will indeed be missed.
Godspeed, Luciano.

http://news.sky.com/skynews/video/videoplayer/0,,31200-1283307,.html

 

[montana_16]

Thought you might enjoy this short video of the funeral-less than 3 minutes.
He once said he was very lucky...that God kissed his vocal chords.
A generous, and superbly talented man. He will indeed be missed.
Godspeed, Luciano.

http://news.sky.com/skynews/video/videoplayer/0,,31200-1283307,.html

Thank you for the link and the others you have posted. I just love the way he said it-- God kissed his vocal cords. How true, how true!

 

[montana_16]

He was truly a once in a lifetime experience. I don't think anyone else performing coming close to him will happen again in my lifetime. A person didn't even have to be a fan of opera to appreciate the gift of his voice. My son was only 8 when he first heard a CD I played, and his first reaction was "whoa Momma look, he gives me goosey bumps!" I showed my son my arms and told him, me too! RIP Pavarotti. Prayers to your family.

I just love that story SadieMae.