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March 14, 2004
Pavarotti Says 'Ciao' at Final Opera in New York

pavarotti.jpg Luciano Pavarotti

Yahoo! News:

He may not have lived up to his reputation as "King of The High C's" on Saturday night, but fans at Luciano Pavarotti's final opera performance at New York City's Metropolitan Opera didn't seem to mind.

For 10 minutes after the curtain fell on Giacomo Puccini's "Tosca," the faithful thundered their approval of the world's most popular tenor with repeated applause and unequivocal adoration.

"We love you Luciano," declared a 50-foot banner spotlighted and stretched across an upper tier railing.

The adulation was not so much for the evening's performance as it was recognition of the 68-year old Italian's extraordinary career, during which he was widely credited with bringing opera to the masses through popular recordings and stadium extravaganzas.


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