Luciano Pavarotti

Luciano Pavarotti, Knight Grand Cross (luˈtʃaːno pavaˈrɔtti; October 12, 1935-September 06, 2007) was an Italian operatic tenor who also performed popular music. Dubbed the "King of the high C's" for the quality of his tone^[1]^[2], Pavarotti is one of the most acclaimed tenors of the 20th Century. He released numerous opera recordings, as well as collections of individual arias, eventually becoming one of the most commercially successful tenors of all time.

Pavarotti began his professional career in 1961 as a tenor in Italy. He was most highly regarded for his performances in bel canto operas, pre-Aida Verdi roles, and Puccini works such as La bohème, Tosca, Turandot, and Madama Butterfly. As one of the Three Tenors, Pavarotti became famous for his televised concerts and media appearances, beginning with a concert during the 1990 FIFA World Cup. He has sold over 100 million records worldwide^[3], and the Three Tenors' debut album is the best selling classical album to date^[4]. Pavarotti was also noted for his charity work on behalf of refugees and the Red Cross, among other organizations. Pavarotti gave his final performance at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, singing "Nessun dorma"^[5]. He died on September 06, 2007.

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↑ "Luciano Pavarotti", The Times, September 06, 2007. Retrieved on August 13, 2019.
↑ Error on call to Template:cite book: Parameter title must be specifiedWest, WarrackWest, John{{#if: West | West, John West, Ewan (1996) pp. Luciano Pavarotti. {{#if: | {{{editor2}}} . “[Pavarotti has] an excellent technique, and a conquering personality”
↑ In carriera ha venduto 100 milioni di dischi (Italian). Quotidiano.net (September 06, 2007). Retrieved on August 13, 2019.
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↑ Kington, Tom. "Pavarotti mimed at final performance", The Guardian, Guardian Media Group. Retrieved on August 13, 2019.

MALE MUSICIANS RELATED TO THE PRODUCTION OF SING
\| Adam Buxton \| Afrojack \| Antônio Carlos Jobim \| Antonio Vivaldi \| Arthur Johnston \| Bernie Taupin \| Benny Blanco \| Cat Stevens \| Christopher Cross \| Claude François \| Dave Bassett \| David Bowie \| Donovan \| Drake \| Dwele \| Elton John \| Ennio Morricone \| Garth Jennings \| Gerry Rafferty \| Greg Kurstin \| Harvey Mason Jr. \| Irving Berlin \| Jack White \| Jacques Revaux \| Jay-Z \| Jesse Shatkin \| Joby Talbot \| John Legend \| Johnny Burke \| Kanye West \| Leonard Cohen \| Luciano Pavarotti \| Maino \| Max Martin \| Michael Jackson \| Paul Anka \| Paul McCartney \| Polow da Don \| Robbie van Leeuwen \| Rod Argent \| Ryan Tedder \| Seal \| Shellback \| Sir Mix-a-Lot \| Stevie Wonder \| Swizz Beatz \| Tiki Pasillas \| Uwe Schmidt \| Vybz Kartel \|
FEMALE MUSICIANS RELATED TO THE PRODUCTION OF SING
\| Ariana Grande \| Beverly Ross \| Beyoncé \| Cyndi Lauper \| Dolly Parton \| Ewa Farna \| Jennifer Hudson \| Katy Perry \| Kyary Pamyu Pamyu \| Lady Gaga \| Nicki Minaj \| Sia \| Taylor Swift \| Tori Kelly \|
NON-BINARY MUSICIANS RELATED TO THE PRODUCTION OF SING
\| Sam Smith \|
MUSIC GROUPS RELATED TO THE PRODUCTION OF SING
\| Crazy Town \| Da Internz \| Dave Brubeck Quartet \| Digital Underground \| Gipsy Kings \| Las Ketchup \| Major Lazer \| Men Without Hats \| Queen \| The Spencer Davis Group (Steve Winwood) \| Van Halen \| Wham! \|
MUSICIANS AND MUSIC GROUPS ASSOCIATED WITH SING PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL
\| Aerosmith \| David Guetta \| Deee-Lite \| DJ Khaled \| Ed Sheeran \| Eminem \| Katy Perry \| Ludacris \| M.I.A. \| Panic! at the Disco \| Paul McCartney \| Pharrell Williams \| Rick Ross \| Snoop Dogg \| T-Pain \| Usher \|
MUSICIANS ASSOCIATED WITH MISCELLANEOUS SING MATERIAL
\| Lady Gaga \|

[1] "Luciano Pavarotti", The Times, September 06, 2007. Retrieved on August 13, 2019.

[2] Error on call to Template:cite book: Parameter title must be specifiedWest, WarrackWest, John{{#if: West | West, John West, Ewan (1996) pp. Luciano Pavarotti. {{#if: | {{{editor2}}} . “[Pavarotti has] an excellent technique, and a conquering personality”

[3] In carriera ha venduto 100 milioni di dischi (Italian). Quotidiano.net (September 06, 2007). Retrieved on August 13, 2019.

[4] Error on call to Template:cite book: Parameter title must be specifiedMalone, Gareth{{#if: | {{{author2}}} (2011). {{#if: | {{{editor2}}} . Collins.

[5] Kington, Tom. "Pavarotti mimed at final performance", The Guardian, Guardian Media Group. Retrieved on August 13, 2019.

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