Loss of a legend
World renowned opera singer Luciano Pavarotti died this week from pancreatic cancer. He was 71.
Friday, September 07, 2007
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- Andre
- I'm a son, a brother, a friend, and a sinner redeemed by God's grace. I seek to feed and to be fed. I seek to teach and to be taught. In this decidlely complex world, I admit this can be an arduous process at times. But I'm makin' it; step by step.
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i'm sorry for the world of opera on his loss. i never could get into opera too much. so, since there wasn't a dry eye in the place, does that include your eyes? i hope this sounds more compassionate than my comment regarding the basketball game.
@ Sylvia: Truth be told, you won't find any opera music in my iPod either. But I have an appreciation for how profound it is; especially with Pavarotti.
Also, I think you'd be interested to know that I manned up and held back the tears. But I let out a good cry after the game (it was a football game, by the way. But close enough...)
oops, my bad! as some people say.
Opera is not my thing, but I can appreciate what a gift and talent Pavarotti had.
His legend will long outlive his earthly span.
Hey Dre,
All I can say is; Now's my chance to fill the void in the opera world. (OOPS, I just remembered I can't sing opera, Damn!) Seriously, Pavarotti was a very gifted singer and will be missed. God just got himself a incredible Tenor for the Heavenly Choir. R.I.P. L.P.
@ Diane: "Opera is not my thing, but I can appreciate what a gift and talent Pavarotti had."
I'm the same way. I'm not huge into things that I can't understand. But talent and inspiration, fortunately are universal languages.
@ Hippie: "I just remembered I can't sing opera"
Dude, why sing opera when you can throw down like this?
Andre, I never had a chance to see Pavarotti perform in person, but I'm sure it would've been great! He was an amazing talent.
I never followed his career much but I do know he had a powerful voice. He did, however, find his way onto my iPod somehow.
@ Megan: I only saw him the one time and it was a performance I still remember as if it just happened. The dude really was that good.
@ Dave: LOL @ how he magically found his way onto your iPod.
Welcome aboard, my friend. I'll have to stop by your place pretty soon.
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