Verdi Baritone

 

This post  shows the technical term VERDI BARITONE explained in a few sentences with links to practical examples.

Verdi Baritone

The absence of a tenor protagonist and whose role is filled by a baritone. This role develops great dramatic power and requires high vocal flexibility for passages in higher registers. Verdi has often composed for this baritone type (Nabucco, Simon Boccanegra, Macbeth etc.).

 

Peter Lutz, opera-inside,  the online opera guide

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