high E !! tenor Michael Spyres / Donizetti * Les Martyrs _ Act III "Oui, j'irai dans les temples"

BRAVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Ugh. The sudden falsetto is jarring and unpleasant

Formidabileeeee!!!!!!

Is this video sped up?

that its not a chest voice , thats head voice and this is trash

The high E is COME SCRITTO! It is a written octave jump, not interpolated, and that is CHEST voice. Mike is the best in the game. Amazing and thrilling

Orribile falsetto....

Horrible🤮

What kind of suite is he wearing

Unbelivable!!!!

Amazing

Unique!!

No question that Verdi was the consummate Italian genius when it came to opera composing, but there's no one who can top Donizetti for incredibly dramatic orchestrations. Elements are scattered throughout his works -- even lesser-known ones -- and some of my favorites are in "Belisario" (tenor), "Anna Bolena" (bass), and "Lucrezia Borgia" (soprano and chorus).

Buena voz, pero una técnica a mi modo de ver por pulir. Algunos agudos de pecho están muy atrás, la voz tiene poco volumen y el sobreagudo en falsete es feo y fuera de lugar. Los comentarios alabándolo me parecen exagerados la verdad.

El agudo es de cabeza y con la voz completa. Extraordinario

That high E was amazingly full throated, soaring into the alto range. To call it a squeak is just ignorant. Bravo, Michael!

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I went to school with that guy, same music department, same years. That dude has always had some seriously MAD SKILLZ! ( nice guy too, and very funny).

Es un falsete. No es voz. Cualquier tenor puede cantar así!

Tiene una bravura insuperable y con sello propio, único en su estilo como en su día lo fue Pavarotti, yo creo que lo superará.
Bravo por su humor vocal!!!

He sounds like a gray area between a baritone and a tenor.

Bravo❤

Does this aria exist in Poliuto / I martiri?

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Michael Spyres is the Tiger Woods of opera.

The secret to how that note sounded was that the conductor used his baton to hit the singer between his legs, but unfortunately the videographer did not give the full picture.

makes me laugh every time

That's Falsettone, it's in period

Falsete.....

Tutto bello ma quel finale faticoso non mi convince...

It is actually sad that so many people are suprised by his singing. He is not a bad singer, but he is deffinetly not a good opera singer. Not only the high note was in full falsetto, the whole singing was weak. Chest engagment was barely there, even at the lowest aka "easier" notes there was NO chest involved. Before you go to high notes you need to conquer the lower range. You need to build power and that power ,later on, must still exist up there. That is the basis of male opera singers. Even at the highest note chest must be involveddd. Without chest there is no clarity, no resonance no nothing...Today's opera singers are not singing opera they are just singing songs. Its not their fault they had the potential,but bad teaching ruined the technique years ago so yesss. It is a pity. I may sound harsh even rude but is just reality. You have to listen old recordings from the 1890-1970 to understand the difference between opera singers' voices from then and now...

It is not possible for a male voice to sing high E in lower (chest) register. The thyroarytenoid muscles cut out at high D and falsetto (cricothyroid muscles) take over. You can hear Caruso do it. This is based on vocal muscle physiology and is the same for all male voices. For females the same thing happens an octave higher. You can hear the great female singers of the past do it, like Emmy Destinn, Kirkby Lunn or sometimes Rosa Ponselle.

Strepitoso❤

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Legend says that Michael Spyres once stopped a robbery with his diaphragm.

I would say that was a HEAD VOICE “E” or FALSETTO AS some would say. Just pushed on real heavy. I’m a very low powerful bass and “I” CAN DO IT.

Пиздец, что это было

high E !! - falsetto!!! non e il reghistro naturale...

Dang, that E was crazy!!

Everyone talking about the E, I personally think it was brilliant. I would have to say it’s a thick head voice or extremely thick falsetto. He’s still using his diaphragm but he’s not in chest register at all so I wouldn’t say it’s chest or mixed. None the less this is not a cheap falsetto note as some ignorant people have mentioned. This guy is brilliant

The crazy thing this isnt even the best E5 ive heard him do. The rehearsal for the album was probably the best one, but his E5 (and F5s) in En Butte and at least one of the long ones in Ascolta o padre was better. Don't remember which though.

Also, in Le Postillon he did one that I believe was actually in full voice, although it was a bit pitchy/sharp.

Sometimes, just because you can does not mean you should. 😊