Voice Teachers React to Adam Lambert - Nessun Dorma (Puccini Cover) (Featuring Marc Reynolds)

Comments · 695

• CA

  @carolegreenall1919 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Don't care at all about the pronunciation - I was there in Bologna on 10/7 and was amazed and thrilled that he serenaded us with this song. A beautiful gift to us

  188

• LU

  @lucafistarol2287 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I'm italian, his pronunciation was very good

  77

• JO

  @johnsuttoniiijs · 4 years ago

  Adam is one of the best live singers on the planet. His versatility is intimidating.

  408

• PF

  @PFCD · 3 years ago

  Adams vocal talent cannot be overstated. He also has unbelievable stage presence. He was certainly born to do this.

  165

• ST

  @stacia2719 · 4 years ago

  This was brilliant. So happy to see both of you reacting to Adam’s gorgeous version of Nessun Dorma. Adam was singing this during the sound check before their show that evening. Brian asked him to sing it during the show. No rehearsal or music for 3/4 of the performance!!! His breath control is amazing!! This man is truly in a league of his own. He can literally sing anything and make it his own and nails it!!

  232

• BA

  @BarTGila · 4 years ago

  This was a gift to the Italian fans. It was not meant to be anything more than that. He was warming up with it at sound check and Brian said hey lets do it for the fans.

  228

• MI

  @missygallant6141 · 2 years ago

  This was a warm-up. He did not practice this with the band. Adam Lambert raw and real.

  18

• AL

  @alessandroboscaini8424 · 4 years ago

  Italian here...i honestly dgaf, Adam was incredible

  75

• LO

  @lorton1971 · 4 years ago

  I was at the concert in Bologna the first night and he amazingly did a job that I was in aweeee…Italians clapped and sang with Adam that night! It was fantastically performed! My jaw was on the floor when he sang it!!🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

  174

• AL

  @allison.guy6673 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Adam really knows how to use his voice as a tool.<br>People forget Adam started out in theater. &nbsp;Way before idol.

  59

• CH

  @chelseatan1 · 4 years ago

  Celine dion is a great example of a person who sings imperfectly in English but we don’t care bc she’s a stellar singer

  59

• AN

  @andrewschreiber112 · 4 years ago

  I fell in love with Adam&apos;s voice literally the night he made his audition debut on American Idol. I could tell instantly that this was a major talent. What&apos;s really interesting about this is that here we have a 40 year old man who studied opera for one year, I believe as a teenager, and has since spent the rest of his career singing pop and rock, including a lot of what some might call &quot;extreme&quot; singing. I can only imagine that had he chosen to pursue an operatic career, and had further training and language coaching, he could well have become one of the leading operatic tenors of his generation. The voice itself is absolutely gorgeous, and his vocal technique strikes me as really solid. If it weren&apos;t, I don&apos;t believe his voice would have withstood so many years of singing &quot;balls to the wall,&quot; as it were, the way he has. It sounds clean, fresh, and powerful, with great resonance and squillo. I&apos;ve heard live performances of Turandot in major opera houses where the Calaf didn&apos;t sound NEARLY as good as he sounds here, with what I&apos;m reading was virtually no rehearsal, and a fairly impromptu decision to add this abridged rendition of the aria to the program during sound check. Amazing.

  125