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Discover Four American Baritones of the Past by Robert Merrill, John Charles Thomas, Lawrence Tibbett, Leonard Warren released in 1998. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Lawrence Tibbett - “Dear Rogue” (see above) Pearl: Recital (Arias by Verdi, Wagner, Rossini, Puccini, Leoncavallo) RCA: Four American Baritones of the Past (John Charles Thomas, Leonard Warren, Robert Merrill) Preiser - LV: Verdi - Excerpts from Otello (with Giovanni Martinelli) Pearl: A 1940’s Radio Hour Vol. 1 and Vol. 2: IRCC
17. Dez. 2006 · The four greatest american baritones of all time, each singing some of their most legendary recordings. Highlights are: Tibbett's Largo al factotum, Thomas's Nemico della patria, Warren's Prologo, and Merrill's Brindisi from Hamlet. Infact anything Tibbett and Thomas sing is bound to be fantastic, especially as their operatic ...
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Find release reviews and credits for Four American Baritones of the Past - Robert Merrill, John Charles Thomas, Lawrence Tibbett, Leonard Warren on AllMusic - 1998
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Leonard Warren, Lawrence Tibbett, Robert Merrill and John Charles Thomas are undoubtedly the towering American baritones of the 20th century. Warren’s was a very rich and resonant baritone voice - and it had an immediately recognizable timbre. The expansion of the upper register (brilliance) was spectacular (while the lower was rather short ...
Lawrence Tibbett (pictured at the top of the page as Boccanegra) not only had a rich, extraordinarily beautiful baritone voice but was widely acknowledged as a talented and powerful actor. By 1932, Tibbett was also something of an American icon. Born and reared in California, the singer had no European training.
