Pavarotti

[pav-uh-rot-ee, pah-vah-rawt-tee]

noun

1. Luciano 1935–2007, Italian operatic tenor.

Pavarotti

/ pavaˈrɔti /

noun

1. Luciano 1935–2007, Italian operatic tenor, specializing in works by Verdi and Puccini

Example Sentences

He mentions that his father also left him a song he was fond of, an Italian classic — Pavarotti performed it, among many, many others — called “Torna a Surriento.”

From Salon

After moving to New York, she found success, travelling the world and performing for the likes of the singer Prince, Pavarotti and Ronald Reagan.

From BBC

Today there are about 60 opera houses across Italy - a global record - while opera singers such as 20th-Century tenor Luciano Pavarotti have been venerated as major stars.

From BBC

He started out at UPI and Vanity Fair and eventually wrote profiles of Luciano Pavarotti and Sills, among others, for The New York Times Magazine.

From Seattle Times

His mother took him to performances and his Italian-born father, who ran a restaurant, serenaded diners with Luciano Pavarotti recordings.

From Seattle Times