63K views · 1.2K reactions | On this day in 1892, Leoncavallo's Pagliacci was premiered under Toscanini's baton in Milan. We just celebrated the premiere of Cavalleria Rusticana a few days ago (May 17th 1890), and now it's time to conclude the "Cav and Pag" double bill with the ultimate verismo-style aria, "Vesti la giubba", sung by a moving José Cura as the heartbroken clown Canio https://bit.ly/3wA2Bu3 | medici.tv | Facebook

I will be performing this aria, “Vesti la giubba” from ‘Pagliacci’ tonight at Kloster Benediktbeuern, along with many other pieces I love singing. Joining me are soprano Rachel Willis-Sørensen, the Augsburger Philharmoniker and conductor Jochen Rieder for this festive summer evening that I am looking forward to sharing with all of you! 🎥: Sat 3 at the Salzburger Festspiele | Jonas Kaufmann

“Vesti la giubba,” Canio’s aria from “I Pagliacci” Taken from our recent performance of the piece at the Wiener Staatsoper, you can catch the replay of the broadcast of this Leoncavallo opera on ORF III’s website as part of their “Erlebnis Bühne” series.* Conductor: Nicolas Luisotti Footage courtesy of ORF III *available in Austria Watch the full aria: https://youtu.be/Q5b_lnf_3G8?si=ElMx5-7JGM2_mw3t | Jonas Kaufmann

La pieza a la que te refieres es Vesti la giubba, el aria más célebre de la ópera Pagliacci, interpretada magistralmente por Luciano Pavarotti. Es el momento en el que el payaso, destrozado por dentro, debe salir a escena y hacer reír. La frase clave es: “Ridi, Pagliaccio” —“Ríe, payaso”—, símbolo universal de la dignidad forzada ante el dolor. | Caminando con Carlos Lozano Parra