Hüsch had one of the most sheerly beautiful baritone voices in the history of recorded music; rounded, warm, easy in tone, perfectly focused without a trace of strain or wobble...
Read MoreOne of the really nice things about doing this blog is that I get to discover wonderful artists by accident. This posting is about Nicolae Herlea, a Romanian baritone whom...
Read MoreGiangiacomo Guelfi, initially studied law at the University of Florence. He subsequently enrolled at the Centro Lirico in Florence, where he was a pupil of the celebrated baritones Titta Ruffo...
Read MoreMario Ancona was a very special singer during the latter part of the 19th century and the beginning part of the 20th century. The thing that I would point out...
Read MoreIch bin der Welt abhanden gekommen I have done a posting very similar to this one before, and I am repeating myself, but with different performers. This particular Lied merits...
Read MoreThere is unfortunately not much biographical available about Dinh Gilly. I will provide as much detail as I have been able to find below. Gilly was a wonderful Baritone, who...
Read MoreThis was a great voice; a large lyric soprano. Born in Garons, France, Guiot studied voice with the tenor Marcello Santalouna and later studied at the Conservatoire de Paris for...
Read MoreThe real point that I'd like to make was that Musy had a great voice. Eventually became a director. His voice is very well placed and resonant. It was difficult...
Read MoreCharles Panzéra was the leading baritone exponent of French song between the wars. French song in French is called mélodie. He had a lovely resonant voice. Unfortunately, this is hard...
Read MoreJulien Pierre Bernard Cousinou, called Robert Cousinou, was a French baritone. He was born on October 2, 1888, and he died on April 23, 1944. Unfortunately, there is very little...
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