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ROME, Italy (AP) -- The maestro who was conducting Luciano Pavarotti at the opening ceremony of the Turin Winter Olympic Games in 2006 has revealed that the ailing tenor lip-synched his performance. The late singer's manager said Monday the bitter cold of the outdoor event made a live performance impossible.
(photo)Luciano Pavarotti is pictured here during a performance in 2001.
(more photos ≫) Leone Magiera, who worked with Pavarotti for years, said in a recently published book that the rousing rendition of "Nessun Dorma" ("Let No One Sleep") was prerecorded before the ceremony because "it would have been too dangerous for him to give a live performance in that physical condition."
Magiera said the tenor was already suffering from sharp pains months ahead of a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer in summer 2006 and using a wheelchair. Pavarotti died in September 2007. He was 71.
"The orchestra pretended to play for the public there, I pretended to conduct and Luciano pretended to sing," Magiera writes in "Pavarotti Visto Da Vicino" ("Pavarotti Seen From Close Up") which was published last month. "It came off beautifully, no one was aware of the technical tricks."
Magiera writes that what the audience heard that night in Turin had been recorded by Pavarotti in a studio in his hometown of Modena a few days before the appearance in the Piedmont capital which hosted the Winter Games.
The orchestra had prerecorded its part separately.
"His voice was nearly intact," Magiera recalls in the book, published by Ricordi. "He found the strength to repeat it until he was completely satisfied. Then, he fell back on his wheelchair and closed his eyes, exhausted."
Magiera didn't elaborate on why Pavarotti was using a wheelchair.
Pavarotti's former manager, Terri Robson, said in an e-mailed statement to The Associated Press that the decision to do the lip-synching was made because of the bitter cold night air during the event.
The malignant pancreatic mass was discovered in summer 2006 as he was preparing to leave New York to resume a farewell tour, and Pavarotti underwent surgery in a New York hospital in early July. All his remaining 2006 concerts were canceled.
Earlier that year, Pavarottti postponed five June dates because of what was described as complications from back surgery. He canceled eight concerts in April, saying he had been advised not to travel or perform while undergoing back treatment.
Robson said that tenor's voice was "in great shape ... but because of the extreme late-night temperature in Turin in February, for both him and the orchestra, it was decided that the only way to make it work was for him to pre-record."
Pavarotti lip-synched a prerecorded performance in 1992 in Modena, drawing heavy criticism.
Pavarotti's charismatic persona, ebullient showmanship, and powerful voice made him the most beloved and celebrated tenor since the great Caruso and one of the few opera singers to win crossover fame as a popular superstar.
He appeared in television commercials and sang in hugely lucrative mega-concerts outdoors and in stadiums around the world, also mingling with pop stars in his series of charity concerts, "Pavarotti & Friends."
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Conductor: Pavarotti lip-synched concert
コンダクター:パバロッティは、コンサートにアテレコをしました
ROME, Italy (AP) -- The maestro who was conducting Luciano Pavarotti at the opening ceremony of the Turin Winter Olympic Games in 2006 has revealed that the ailing tenor lip-synched his performance. The late singer's manager said Monday the bitter cold of the outdoor event made a live performance impossible.
Leone Magiera, who worked with Pavarotti for years, said in a recently published book that the rousing rendition of "Nessun Dorma" ("Let No One Sleep") was prerecorded before the ceremony because "it would have been too dangerous for him to give a live performance in that physical condition."
レオーネMagiera(その人は長い間パバロッティと働きました)最近出版された本で、「Nessun Dorma」(「No One Sleepとします」)の刺激する解釈が式典の前に録音されたことを言います、「彼がその体調でライブを行うことは、あまりに危険でした。」
Magiera said the tenor was already suffering from sharp pains months ahead of a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer in summer 2006 and using a wheelchair. Pavarotti died in September 2007. He was 71.
"The orchestra pretended to play for the public there, I pretended to conduct and Luciano pretended to sing," Magiera writes in "Pavarotti Visto Da Vicino" ("Pavarotti Seen From Close Up") which was published last month. "It came off beautifully, no one was aware of the technical tricks."
「オーケストラはそこの市民のために演奏するふりをしたと、私が行いに偽りました、そして、ルチアーノは歌うふりをしました」と、Magieraが先月出版された「パバロッティVisto Da Vicino」(「パバロッティSeen From Close Up」)で書きます。「それは美しくとれました、誰も技術的なトリックを知りませんでした。」
Magiera writes that what the audience heard that night in Turin had been recorded by Pavarotti in a studio in his hometown of Modena a few days before the appearance in the Piedmont capital which hosted the Winter Games.
The orchestra had prerecorded its part separately.
オーケストラは、別にその側を予め記録しました。
"His voice was nearly intact," Magiera recalls in the book, published by Ricordi. "He found the strength to repeat it until he was completely satisfied. Then, he fell back on his wheelchair and closed his eyes, exhausted."
Magiera didn't elaborate on why Pavarotti was using a wheelchair.
Magieraは、パバロッティが車椅子を使っていた理由を詳しく述べませんでした。
Pavarotti's former manager, Terri Robson, said in an e-mailed statement to The Associated Press that the decision to do the lip-synching was made because of the bitter cold night air during the event.
The malignant pancreatic mass was discovered in summer 2006 as he was preparing to leave New York to resume a farewell tour, and Pavarotti underwent surgery in a New York hospital in early July. All his remaining 2006 concerts were canceled.
Earlier that year, Pavarottti postponed five June dates because of what was described as complications from back surgery. He canceled eight concerts in April, saying he had been advised not to travel or perform while undergoing back treatment.
Robson said that tenor's voice was "in great shape ... but because of the extreme late-night temperature in Turin in February, for both him and the orchestra, it was decided that the only way to make it work was for him to pre-record."
Pavarotti's charismatic persona, ebullient showmanship, and powerful voice made him the most beloved and celebrated tenor since the great Caruso and one of the few opera singers to win crossover fame as a popular superstar.
He appeared in television commercials and sang in hugely lucrative mega-concerts outdoors and in stadiums around the world, also mingling with pop stars in his series of charity concerts, "Pavarotti & Friends."
で、イタリアのローマ( AP )を -実施していたの巨匠ルチアーノパバロッティ開会式では、 2 006年トリノ冬季五輪で、病んでいることが分かりました。リップテノール彼の演技に同期されます。 The late singer's manager said Monday the bitter cold of the outdoor event made a live performance impossible. 歌手のマネージャーによると、終盤の厳しい寒さの野外ライブイベントの前に不可能だ。
Leone Magiera, who worked with Pavarotti for years, said in a recently published book that the rousing rendition of "Nessun Dorma" ("Let No One Sleep") was prerecorded before the ceremony because "it would have been too dangerous for him to give a live performance in that physical condition." magieraレオーネは、人のために働いてパバロッティ年間で、本の出版によると、最近は、活発な演奏" nessun dorma " ( "誰も寝せ" )は、式の前に録音されたため、 "これは危険すぎるてきたが彼に与えるライブパフォーマンスをして物理的な条件を指定します。 "
Magiera said the tenor was already suffering from sharp pains months ahead of a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer in summer 2006 and using a wheelchair.テノールmagieraによると、鋭い痛みに苦しんではすでにヵ月後に控え、 2006年夏に膵臓癌の診断や車いすを使用しています。 Pavarotti died in September 2007.パバロッティ2007年9月に死亡した。 He was 71.彼は71 。
"The orchestra pretended to play for the public there, I pretended to conduct and Luciano pretended to sing," Magiera writes in "Pavarotti Visto Da Vicino" ("Pavarotti Seen From Close Up") which was published last month. "オーケストラのふりをし、国民のあるプレーをするために、私のふりをして歌うふりをしたルチアーノを行うと、 " magiera書き込みは、 "ダパバロッティvisto vicino " ( "パバロッティ閉じてから見た" )が先月公開された。 "It came off beautifully, no one was aware of the technical tricks." "美しくて来たオフは、誰もが知っての技術的なトリックだ。 "
Magiera writes that what the audience heard that night in Turin had been recorded by Pavarotti in a studio in his hometown of Modena a few days before the appearance in the Piedmont capital which hosted the Winter Games. magiera書き込みして、観客は何を聞いていたその夜、トリノのスタジオで記録されたパバロッティは、故郷のモデナの数日前の外観は、どのホスト山ろく資本の冬季五輪。
The orchestra had prerecorded its part separately.このオーケストラはその部分を別々に録音された。
"His voice was nearly intact," Magiera recalls in the book, published by Ricordi. "彼の声はほぼ無傷、 " magieraリコール本の中では、出版さricordi 。 "He found the strength to repeat it until he was completely satisfied. Then, he fell back on his wheelchair and closed his eyes, exhausted." "彼の強さを発見することになるまで繰り返す彼は完全に満足しています。その後、彼は彼の後ろに車いすを閉じた彼の目は、疲れきっている。 "
Magiera didn't elaborate on why Pavarotti was using a wheelchair.パバロッティmagieraしなかった理由を詳述していた車いすを使用しています。
Pavarotti's former manager, Terri Robson, said in an e-mailed statement to The Associated Press that the decision to do the lip-synching was made because of the bitter cold night air during the event.パバロッティの元マネージャー、テリーロブソンは、電子メールで送られた声明によると、記者は、意思決定に関連して、リップシンクを行う前には厳しい寒さのため、夜の空気中のイベントです。
The malignant pancreatic mass was discovered in summer 2006 as he was preparing to leave New York to resume a farewell tour, and Pavarotti underwent surgery in a New York hospital in early July.膵臓の悪性大量に発見された2006年の夏を残す準備をしていたとしてニューヨークのお別れツアーを再開するには、パバロッティとニューヨークの病院で手術を受けましたが、 7月初め。 All his remaining 2006 concerts were canceled. 2006年の残りのすべての彼のコンサートはキャンセルされました。
Earlier that year, Pavarottti postponed five June dates because of what was described as complications from back surgery.その年の初め、 pavarottti 6月5日に延期されたためには何より後ろの手術の合併症として記述します。 He canceled eight concerts in April, saying he had been advised not to travel or perform while undergoing back treatment.彼のコンサートは4月8取り消した、と言っていた旅行または実行しないように忠告されながら治療を受けて戻る。
Robson said that tenor's voice was "in great shape ... but because of the extreme late-night temperature in Turin in February, for both him and the orchestra, it was decided that the only way to make it work was for him to pre-record."ロブソンによると、テノールの声は"偉大な形で...でも、深夜のため、極端な温度ではトリノで2月には、彼とそのオーケストラの両方で、それは決定して動作させるための唯一の方法が彼には、事前-記録です。 "
Pavarotti lip-synched a prerecorded performance in 1992 in Modena, drawing heavy criticism.パバロッティリップ同期では、 1992年に録音されたモデナのパフォーマンスは、大きな批判を描画します。
Pavarotti's charismatic persona, ebullient showmanship, and powerful voice made him the most beloved and celebrated tenor since the great Caruso and one of the few opera singers to win crossover fame as a popular superstar.パバロッティのカリスマペルソナは、あふれんばかりの演出で、強烈な声で、彼は、最も愛されて以来、偉大なテノールと祝いましたカルーソーや数少ないオペラ歌手としての名声を獲得クロスオーバー人気のスーパースターだ。
He appeared in television commercials and sang in hugely lucrative mega-concerts outdoors and in stadiums around the world, also mingling with pop stars in his series of charity concerts, "Pavarotti & Friends."テレビのコマーシャルに出演して、彼は非常に有利なメガコンサートで歌った屋外競技場とは、世界中のは、彼のポップスターでも入り交じったシリーズのチャリティコンサート、 "パバロッティ&友達です。