“At Virtuosos 2025, four voices, one song — and decades of music history held its breath.” “My Way” has been performed thousands of times. But at Virtuosos 2025, it felt different. Plácido Domingo and José Carreras stood with the quiet authority of artists who have lived inside this song for decades. There was no need to prove anything — only to be present. Dimash Kudaibergen didn’t try to dominate the moment. He listened first. Then, when he entered, he lifted the song rather than reshaping it. HAUSER’s cello didn’t embellish the performance. It anchored it — steady, restrained, essential. No one rushed. No one reached for the spotlight. You could see it in their expressions: shared respect, shared timing, a shared breath. For a few minutes, opera, classical tradition, and modern expression didn’t compete. They aligned. And “My Way” finally sounded like it belonged to everyone.
“AT VIRTUOSOS 2025, FOUR VOICES, ONE SONG — AND DECADES OF MUSIC HISTORY HELD ITS BREATH” My Way has been sung a thousand times. That night, it was finally understood. When a Familiar Song Suddenly Feels Fragile “My Way” is one of the most performed songs in music history.It’s been sung loudly, softly, defiantly, even … Read more