Understudy Has 4 Hours Notice To Replace Star, Hits The Highest Note In Opera's History

September 25, 2017

In 2009, understudy Rachele Gilmore for trained opera singer Kathleen Kim only had four hours notice that she would be replacing Kim that evening. She would also have to sing one of the most difficult opera songs, "The Doll Song".

Gilmore ended up hitting a High A-flat, the highest note to have ever been sung in opera history. I love the actors' reactions.

feel good videoDogs Are Forced To Wear The Things They Steal — And It’s Hilarious

feel good stories5 Genuinely Wholesome Things Happening on Video Calls Right Now

feel good storiesA Dad Keeps a Running List of Every Dog He Meets on His Beach Walks

feel good storiesAfter Losing His Right Arm, His Cousin Spent 48 Hours Crocheting Him a New One

feel good storiesMiles Don't Have to Separate Us; You Just Need to Use Technology!

feel good videoRescue Dog Reaches Out Paw to Pray With Priest During Church Service

feel good videoGolden Retriever Brings Toys to a Man Breaking Into His Home

feel good videoDad and Daughter Pilots Recognize Each Other on the Radio, and It Gets Hilarious

feel good videoShelter Dogs Pick Their Favorite Toys, and Their Reactions Are Priceless

feel good videoTrumpet Player SINGS National Anthem After Trumpet Malfunctions