Domingo, Carreras and Dimash Perform ‘My Way’ with HAUSER and Orchestra

Plácido Domingo, José Carreras and Dimash Qudaibergen perform “My Way” with HAUSER for Virtuosos.

Dimash’s official upload identifies the performance as Virtuosos 2025 and names the Concerto Budapest Symphony Orchestra. The full video keeps these details in the musical context. Hearing the full sequence shows how the parts connect and develop.

The credits list Eugene Kohn as conductor and Sergio Kuhlmann as arranger. The full video keeps these details in the musical context. Hearing the full sequence shows how the parts connect and develop.

The three singers bring distinct vocal tones to the same familiar melody. The full video keeps these details in the musical context. Hearing the full sequence shows how the parts connect and develop.

HAUSER’s cello adds an instrumental line while the orchestra provides a broad harmonic frame. The full video keeps these details in the musical context. Hearing the full sequence shows how the parts connect and develop.

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The full recording lets the voices, cello and orchestra develop their roles together. The full video keeps these details in the musical context. Hearing the full sequence shows how the parts connect and develop.

Returning melodic phrases provide continuity as the featured voices change. The full video keeps these details in the musical context. Hearing the full sequence shows how the parts connect and develop.

Orchestral accompaniment supports the singers and expands the musical scale around them. The full video keeps these details in the musical context. Hearing the full sequence shows how the parts connect and develop.

The cello provides a contrasting timbre and another way to carry melodic material. The full video keeps these details in the musical context. Hearing the full sequence shows how the parts connect and develop.

A conductor coordinates entrances, changes in intensity and the performance’s shared timing. The full video keeps these details in the musical context. Hearing the full sequence shows how the parts connect and develop.

The official credits connect the collaboration with its Virtuosos production. The full video keeps these details in the musical context. Hearing the full sequence shows how the parts connect and develop.

“My Way” gives the singers and instrumentalists a familiar composition to interpret together. The full video keeps these details in the musical context. Hearing the full sequence shows how the parts connect and develop.

Virtuosos’ own upload offers another presentation of the same performance. The full video keeps these details in the musical context. Hearing the full sequence shows how the parts connect and develop.

A behind-the-scenes video documents the production process rather than the finished song. The full video keeps these details in the musical context. Hearing the full sequence shows how the parts connect and develop.

The performance and production videos provide separate views of the musical occasion. The full video keeps these details in the musical context. Hearing the full sequence shows how the parts connect and develop.

This version places contrasting voices and cello within a coordinated orchestral arrangement. The full video keeps these details in the musical context. Hearing the full sequence shows how the parts connect and develop.

More videos to explore

Virtuosos’ performance video features Domingo, Carreras, Dimash and HAUSER together.

Virtuosos’ behind-the-scenes video shows material from the production of “My Way.”

Further reading: Performance background and source. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4V2bgvAq0E