The Three Tenors—José Carreras, Plácido Domingo, and Luciano Pavarotti—reunited for a spectacular performance in Paris, with the Eiffel Tower as a backdrop. Accompanied by the Orchestre de Paris and conductor James Levine, they performed before an audience 100 times larger than their Rome concert, with a television audience of nearly two billion viewers. This event became a historic musical moment, showcasing their unparalleled vocal talent in a breathtaking setting.

On July 10, 1998, the world was treated to an extraordinary evening as the three most celebrated tenors in the history of opera—José Carreras, Plácido Domingo, and Luciano Pavarotti—reunited for a breathtaking concert before an audience in Paris that was nearly one hundred times the size of their legendary Rome concert from a few years prior. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Eiffel Tower, this grand performance became one of the most iconic moments in classical music history, reaching an audience of nearly two billion viewers worldwide via television.

This unforgettable concert, which saw the legendary trio joined by the Orchestre de Paris and renowned conductor James Levine, marked a milestone in the careers of these opera legends. Their combined voices, rich with emotion and technical brilliance, resonated throughout the night, creating an atmosphere of magic that captivated the audience both live and at home. The performance was a celebration not only of their immense talent but also of the enduring bond between the three men, who had previously made history with their groundbreaking 1990 Rome concert.

Now, marking the 25th anniversary of this historic event, Decca Records has released a special edition to commemorate the occasion. This new release includes the original CD album, offering the timeless audio of that spectacular evening, as well as a complete concert DVD that captures the visual grandeur of the performance. Fans can relive the magic of the event through this special edition, which also features artist interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and a deeper look at the preparation that went into such an extraordinary performance.

For those who wish to experience the performance in a more modern format, a visual album is also available, providing the opportunity to enjoy both the powerful music and the awe-inspiring visuals of the Parisian backdrop. The combination of the operatic voices, the sweeping Parisian skyline, and the lush orchestral arrangements create an unforgettable viewing experience.

This 25th anniversary edition is a perfect tribute to an event that not only brought together three of the greatest voices in classical music but also solidified The Three Tenors as a cultural phenomenon that reached across genres and generations. It stands as a testament to the timeless appeal of these legendary artists and the extraordinary magic they created when they came together. For music lovers and opera enthusiasts, this special edition is a must-have, offering a rare chance to relive the magic of The Three Tenors’ performance in Paris.