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A BIG LOSS FOR TURKEY
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08 Sep 2007 Sat 06:05 am |
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Pavarotti's student Hakan Aysev, known as “Turkey's Pavarotti,†said that Pavarotti's death is a loss for humanity. “He is a legend. He was a great person,†said Aysev.
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08 Sep 2007 Sat 06:29 am |
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Quoting Roswitha: Pavarotti's student Hakan Aysev, known as “Turkey's Pavarotti,†said that Pavarotti's death is a loss for humanity. “He is a legend. He was a great person,†said Aysev. |
Pavarotti had the most amazing voice I have ever heard. I always get goosebumps hearing him sing.
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08 Sep 2007 Sat 03:36 pm |
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Let's not get Pavarotti out of context! He certainly DID NOT have the greatest voice in the world, he was not the best tenor. He was also a rather unpleasant man, particularly in his later years.
However, he did bring opera to the "masses" so he deserves credit for that.
He is the most well known tenor in the world maybe..but certainly not the greatest 
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08 Sep 2007 Sat 04:53 pm |
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Quoting AEnigma III: Let's not get Pavarotti out of context! He certainly DID NOT have the greatest voice in the world, he was not the best tenor. He was also a rather unpleasant man, particularly in his later years.
However, he did bring opera to the "masses" so he deserves credit for that.
He is the most well known tenor in the world maybe..but certainly not the greatest |
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08 Sep 2007 Sat 06:31 pm |
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I may be ignorant here, but how is this a big loss for Turkey???
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08 Sep 2007 Sat 06:34 pm |
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Quoting cat_leo: I may be ignorant here, but how is this a big loss for Turkey??? |
cat_leo -I think you must be that child in Anderson's tale who says, pointing out with his finger, "The King is naked!"
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08 Sep 2007 Sat 06:39 pm |
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Quoting pagliaccio: Quoting cat_leo: I may be ignorant here, but how is this a big loss for Turkey??? |
cat_leo -I think you must be that child in Anderson's tale who says, pointing out with his finger, "The King is naked!"
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I am talking about the fact that he is Italian, so is he a national hero for you too as Ataturk is for Turkey?
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08 Sep 2007 Sat 06:42 pm |
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Quoting cat_leo: Quoting pagliaccio: Quoting cat_leo: I may be ignorant here, but how is this a big loss for Turkey??? |
cat_leo -I think you must be that child in Anderson's tale who says, pointing out with his finger, "The King is naked!"
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I am talking the fact that he is Italian, so is he a national hero for you too as Ataturk is for Turkey? |
No need explanation cat_leo! I got your point, and that's why I greeted your post. You are really that child in the tale.
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08 Sep 2007 Sat 06:57 pm |
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Quoting pagliaccio: Quoting cat_leo: Quoting pagliaccio: Quoting cat_leo: I may be ignorant here, but how is this a big loss for Turkey??? |
cat_leo -I think you must be that child in Anderson's tale who says, pointing out with his finger, "The King is naked!"
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I am talking the fact that he is Italian, so is he a national hero for you too as Ataturk is for Turkey? |
No need explanation cat_leo! I got your point, and that's why I greeted your post. You are really that child in the tale. |
Yes and you know where you can point your finger too!
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08 Sep 2007 Sat 08:11 pm |
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Quoting AEnigma III: Let's not get Pavarotti out of context! He certainly DID NOT have the greatest voice in the world, he was not the best tenor. He was also a rather unpleasant man, particularly in his later years.
However, he did bring opera to the "masses" so he deserves credit for that.
He is the most well known tenor in the world maybe..but certainly not the greatest |
Knew him personally did you?  I thought he was fat and ugly but I loved his voice! Listen rather than watch sort of chap 
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