Bass-Baritone

  • Robert Bork

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    Robert Bork

    "Some singers are worth citing: Robert Bork, a powerful Creon. "Classical Music Network - Sébastien Foucart

  • Tiziano Bracci

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    Tiziano Bracci

    "Tiziano Bracci is a true buffo bass of the highest order. The middle and top of his range were more secure than the bottom but his..."The Opera Critic - Simon Thompson

  • Patrick Carfizzi

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    Patrick Carfizzi

    "Patrick Carfizzi (HGO fans will remember his stunning performance as Swallow in Peter Grimes), a Figaro who is simultaneously animated and confident. There has to be..."Theodore Bale, CultureMap Houston

  • Edwin Crossley-Mercer

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    Edwin Crossley-Mercer

    "En distinction de chant, en précision d’expression, en simple beauté de voix, le jeune Edwin Crossley-Mercer nous fait renouer avec la grande école des..."Concert Classique, Jean-Charles Hoffelé

  • Ildebrando D’Arcangelo

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    Ildebrando D’Arcangelo

    "D’Arcangelo (Guglielmo), a draw in recent years in Salzburg’s Mozart productions, is the best known of the singers…he sings with tremendous command of..."Mark Swed, Los Angeles Times

  • Alex Esposito

    Alex Esposito

  • Gerald Finley

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    Gerald Finley

    "Mr. Finley has long been recognized as a recitalist of rare versatility, a concert artist of the first rank and an opera singer of distinction in..."The New York Times

  • Robert Gleadow

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    Robert Gleadow

    "Robert Gleadow, at 21, is already a star, going great guns in London at the Royal Opera and destined for many plum roles."Ken Winters, The Globe and Mail

  • Kyle Ketelsen

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    Kyle Ketelsen

    "The bass-baritone soloist was Kyle Ketelsen, whose crackling declamations and caramel-rich voice was the heart of the third movement ("Lord, make me to know that there..."Richard Scheinin, Mercury News

  • Marko Mimica

    Marko Mimica

  • Evgeny Nikitin

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    Evgeny Nikitin

    "He is precisely what the role and the opera needs: physically, vocally, a complete star. "The Independent - By Edward Seckerson

  • Daniel Okulitch

    Daniel Okulitch

  • Eric Owens

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    Eric Owens

    "Mr. Owens quickly established his ability to wrap his deep voice around a text and create a distinct sense of character. You had to admire not..."Allan Kozinn, The New York Times

  • David Pittsinger

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    David Pittsinger

    "Dominating the show, at least in this reviewer’s opinion, is David Pittsinger as Emile de Becque. Emile is in many ways the most operatic role..."Terry Ponick, The Washington Times

  • Shenyang

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    Shenyang

    "As the faithless Garibaldo, bass-baritone Shenyang...is an important voice in the making, and he made a vocal flourish in Di Cupido a thing both mellifluous..."Marion Lignana Rosenberg, Classical Review

  • William Shimell

    William Shimell

  • Kostas Smoriginas

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    Kostas Smoriginas

    "…..Smoriginas is utterly charismatic, physically and vocally."The Guardian - Tim Ashley

  • Michael Sumuel

    Michael Sumuel

  • Christian Van Horn

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    Christian Van Horn

    "Christian Van Horn delivers an exceptional bass-baritone as Raimondo. "Southtown Star by Betty Mohr

  • Sir Willard White

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    Sir Willard White

    "Pity anyone who appears on the same platform as baritone Willard White. He has so much presence he can eclipse an entire symphony orchestra and chorus..."Stephen Pritchard - The Guardian.