-
Aretha Franklin performed at the last minute at the 1998 Grammy Awards when Pavarotti fell ill and had to cancel his appearance. #ArethaFranklin #Pavarotti -
10 Notable Musicians Who Performed During Olympic Opening Ceremonies
Some include Bjork's world map dress in 2004 and Paul McCartney in 2012. -
CORRECTION: Amira Willighagen's Duet with Luciano Pavarotti Was Not Recorded for Debut Album on Sony
Amira did not record "Nessun Dorma" for her album as a dub-over duet with the late Luciano Pavarotti. The duet was created by a technical producer of "The Complimentary Breakfast" show on JacarandaFM in South Africa. Syco, the label that recorded Amira's album, was not responsible for the dub-over duet. Classicalite regrets this error. -
10-Year-Old Singer Amira Willighagen of ‘Holland’s Got Talent’ Releases Debut Album of Opera Arias on Simon Cowell's Label
Amira Willighagen received a particularly exciting gift for her 10th birthday last week: a copy of her first album, titled simply 'Amira.' Her album includes the two Puccini arias she sang to win 'Holland's Got Talent' in December, "O Mio Babbino Caro" and "Nessun Dorma," as well as nine other songs including "Ave Maria." -
WATCH: Alexander Kariotis Sings Arena Rock and Grand Opera in the Same Song, ‘Nessun Dorma--No One Sleeps’
Alexander Kariotis and his band The Rock Opera Orchestra recently recorded the album 'Nessun Dorma--No One Sleeps,' due out in January 2014. -
Classicalite's Five Best: Classical Music and Movie Trivia
Strange facts about music and the movies, from 'Moonstruck' to Dalek conductors to Pavarotti not winning a Golden Raspberry.
View More
Festivals
Popular Now
-
Diddy 'Manhandled' Jennifer Lopez While Dating? Fans Now Convinced After Exposure of Rapper's Dirty Laundry
-
Where Is Diddy? Videos About the Embattled Rapper's Alleged Arrest Spark Concerns
-
Dating Taylor Swift Is Reportedly Affecting Travis Kelce's Millions
-
Jennifer Lopez 'This Is Me…Now' Album 'Flopped' Because 'The World Has Moved On,' Publicist Says
-
Aubrey O'Day Makes Smug Response to Sean 'Diddy' Combs' Home Raids: 'What You Sow, You Shall Reap'