Artist
Luciano Pavarotti
tenor
Italy · 1935 – 2007
Luciano Pavarotti is a musician from Italy, active 1935–2007. Their discography on Gatefold includes 12 records. They also recorded with The Three Tenors.
13
Albums tracked
24
In collections
1935
Since
Biography
Equipped with a ringing voice in the high notes and rich in the middle, with clear phrasing and a clear timbre, he is counted among the greatest tenors of all time, as well as among the greatest exponents of opera music. With Carlo Bergonzi, Enrico Caruso, Franco Corelli, Mario Del Monaco, Giuseppe Di Stefano, Beniamino Gigli and Tito Schipa, he remains one of the world-renowned Italian tenors.
With Pavarotti & Friends and his numerous collaborations (among which it is worth mentioning in particular the creation of the Three Tenors group with his Spanish colleagues Plácido Domingo and José Carreras), he consolidated a popularity that gave him fame even outside of the musical field. With over 100 million copies sold worldwide, he is estimated to be, also in terms of sales, among the very first singers of every musical genre, as well as among the most successful Italian singers at an international level.
Born: 12 October 1935, Modena, Italy
Died: 6 September 2007 (aged 71), Modena, Italy
Occupation: Opera singer (tenor)
Years active: 1955–2006
Bio from Discogs
Luciano Pavarotti — solo
Their records — most-collected first.

Pavarotti's Greatest Hits
1980

Yes, Giorgio
1982

Pavarotti My Own Story-Musical Highlights Of His Spectacular Career
1981

Pavarotti's Greatest Hits (Volume One)
1980

O Sole Mio (Favourite Neapolitan Songs)
1979

O Holy Night
1976

Songs The Whole World Loves
1983

Luciano
1982

Giuseppe Verdi Pagine Inedite
1980

Pavarotti At The Met
1977

Pavarotti At Carnegie Hall
1988

Pavarotti's Greatest Hits (Volume Two)
1980
The Three Tenors
A project Luciano Pavarotti was part of.
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