Though the work is written for the baritone range, he is a bass-baritone, not a baritone.
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In the late 1990s he created a band with four baritone saxophonists; it released one album, "Libation for the Baritone Saxophone Nation" (1998).
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The baritone Igor Golovatenko, in yet another company debut, was a dignified Prince Yeletsky; the baritone Alexey Markov, a suavely superb raconteur as Count Tomsky.
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The baritone Peter Kendall Clark brought gravity and earthy sound to Old Erich, while the baritone Brian James Myer was the robust-voiced, conflicted Young Erich.
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The baritone Ron Raines, who has worked extensively in musical theater, and the veteran Wagnerian bass-baritone James Morris were excellent as the two brothers, Oscar and Benjamin.
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The bass-baritone Falk Struckmann made a hardy-voiced Rocco, the jailer who runs the prison at the behest of the terrifying Pizarro, here the snarling bass-baritone Greer Grimsley.
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So I thought, well, baritone sax is kind of easier, I can manage that, except I couldn't afford a baritone, so I bought an alto, which was the same fingering [laughs].
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Those details were observed fastidiously by everyone onstage, including the bass Ildar Abdrazakov (as the chief priest Ramfis), the bass-baritone Eric Owens (the King) and the baritone Kiril Manolov (Amonasro).
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At first his role was simply to play bass lines on the baritone saxophone, as the group had recently lost its bassist and already had a capable baritone player in Pat Patrick.
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SETH COLTER WALLS The Canadian bass-baritone Gerald Finley dedicated the Russian portion of his stirring recital on Wednesday to his friend Dmitri Hvorostovsky, the great Russian baritone who died in November.
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Daniel Moore was an excellent baritone soloist in two numbers.
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" Leavy nodded and replied in a deep baritone: "It's tiring.
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The baritone Alessandro Corbelli enacted Dulcamara with subtle comic gestures.
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NEW BRUNSWICK "Folksongs," Joseph Camp, baritone, and Akiko Hosaki, pianist.
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He speaks in smooth baritone, with a soft Welsh accent.
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He leads chants, his sandpaper baritone echoing from the rafters.
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So you like Indonesian horror movies and melodic baritone punk?
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"I made him wait," Federer joked, with a baritone giggle.
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Mr. Lucic has the advantage of being a true baritone.
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Timothy McDevitt, a baritone, brought a strong clarion quality to Enrico.
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"Everything starts with opportunity," Pachulia said in his Eastern European baritone.
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His baritone voice, though vibrant, was not that of a spellbinder.
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Mr. Jones's gorgeous, burly baritone seems a complicated character in itself.
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The baritone David Bizic was a hearty-voiced, amusingly hotheaded Marcello.
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When one voice goes up, the baritone has to go down.
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Even Holmes' peculiar, baritone voice is shrouded in mystery and wonder.
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James Blake's baritone sounds like a voice caught in a throat.
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If BsB ever needs a fill-in baritone, holla at Fatone!
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When he speaks loudly, his voice turns into a booming baritone.
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Her father, William, was a contractor with a good baritone voice.
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Tyler Duncan's naturally burly baritone made him an almost fearsome Jesus.
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Michael Nagy, the baritone singing Don Alfonso, the philosopher, jotted notes.
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Mr. Hvorostovsky was essentially a lyric baritone with a lighter voice.
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Singers who have coached the young artists include the baritone Alessandro Corbelli, who appears in a new production of Verdi's "La Forza del Destino" through April 22; the bass-baritone Gerald Finley; and the soprano Renée Fleming.
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In the opera, the president is portrayed by Matthew Worth, a baritone.
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Joseph Lattanzi was splendid as Hawk, his buttery baritone luxuriant and robust.
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Kyle Ketelsen's sturdy bass-baritone lent an appropriately pontifical touch to Zoroastro.
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Dmitri Hvorostovsky, the Russian baritone who died of brain cancer on Nov.
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The baritone Edward Nelson sings the songs richly, but to what end?
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"Mic check, 1, 2, 1, 2," he said in his gravelly baritone.
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A jocular household employee becomes Papageno (the hearty bass-baritone Adam Plachetka).
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Of these three, only Mr. Kwiecien, a coolly charismatic baritone, has returned.
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"I'm very concerned," he told me, his baritone now almost a growl.
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Cohen's take is cool and moody, sung in a staid, stately baritone.
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Judas (the robust bass-baritone Alfred Walker) is presented with rare complexity.
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"I love my way of life," Oomittuk said in a soothing baritone.
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" Later, the baritone sings, "You can't just suddenly close up like that.
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Alas, her Figaro, the bass-baritone Adam Plachetka, sounded leathery and blunt.
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With his haunting, echoey baritone, Quinn Kelsey is an unusually sinister Amonasro.
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A song series will include the baritone Christian Gerhaher singing Mahler's "Kindertotenlieder" and songs from "Des Knaben Wunderhorn"; the mezzo-soprano Susan Graham singing songs by Mahler and Jake Heggie; and the baritone Matthias Goerne singing a Beethoven program.
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The solid bass-baritone Thesele Kemane was delightful as Alessio, Lisa's frustrated suitor.
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Salim, the baritone host, asks her about what she is seeing around her.
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That's not to say it's bad—Smith's voice, especially his baritone, is great.
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The menacing baritone of James Earl Jones played a huge role, of course.
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"He sounds like a great father," says Yui, in a baritone male voice.
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" Contributions from the bass-baritone Eric Owens included an emotive performance of "Infelice!
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The baritone Quinn Kelsey was stalwart and virile-voiced as Amonasro, Aida's father.
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His major influence was Harry Carney, the baritone saxophonist in Duke Ellington's orchestra.
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Troy Cook's compact baritone rang out at climaxes as Lucia's cruel brother, Enrico.
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The bass-baritone Eric Owens made a prideful, calculating and vocally formidable Hagen.
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The baritone Mark Delavan was affecting as Amonasro, Aida's father, also held captive.
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You can tell he's singing not because he thinks his baritone sounds good.
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"This is a strange story," says Keith Morrison in his unmistakably wry baritone.
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"Hey, kid," my birth father, Jimmy Godwin, said in his bourbon-barrel baritone.
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The high notes come from the frappato grape, the baritone from nero d'Avola.
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His baritone is rich and lackadaisical as Adam Green's red-wine warm tones.
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DAVID ALLEN Dashon Burton, bass-baritone; Nathaniel Gumbs, pianist(Acis) Dashon Burton, his deep, rich bass-baritone and his trademark waist-length dreadlocks are familiar to followers of Roomful of Teeth, the Choir of Trinity Wall Street and other vocal ensembles.
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The Woman encounters four male singers portraying the Elements: the bass-baritone Ao Li; the baritone Joo Won Kang, the tenor Yi Li; and the countertenor John Holiday, an exceptional vocalist with a strong voice, even in its highest range.
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The vocal soloists in both works are Jessica Rivera, soprano, and Nmon Ford, baritone.
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This is the first time Astley's smooth baritone has dominated the UK singles charts.
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You know, there are some people that have that deep baritone, a prophetic voice.
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With his crisp baritone, he was the beating heart of their early song-making.
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Curry smiles, Steve Kerr smirks, and Green talks glorious shit in a throaty baritone.
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"You make me so lonely, bay-bee ..." sang Presley in his deep, seductive baritone.
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The authoritative performers here were the baritone Randall Scarlata and the pianist Gilbert Kalish.
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The fine, handsome bass-baritone Daniel Okulitch gives his all to this thankless role.
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A beautiful, operatic baritone rang out into the summer morning as I passed him.
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The baritone Avery Griffin sang Schumann and "Fire in the Hole" by Steely Dan.
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With his sonorous baritone, Mass brought gravitas to even the most mundane meteorological concepts.
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The baritone Jeffrey Strauss turned Pilate into a living, breathing figure for a change.
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The bass-baritone Brandon Cedel brought burnished sound and fervor to the Petrarch setting.
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St. Lenox, he of the nasal baritone and piercingly observant quotidian lyrics, is back.
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Edited excerpts of the conversation (which was frequently punctuated by Smalls's baritone laugh) follow.
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The quartet of soloists includes the soprano Jennifer France and the baritone George Humphreys.
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Among the secondary roles, the bass-baritone David Pittsinger stood out as Le Bret.
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Papageno (a show-stealing turn by the baritone Jarrett Ott) looks like Buster Keaton.
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It allowed Ms. Stemme and the baritone Johannes Martin Kränzle to dominate the drama.
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But she, too, seemed overpowered by her male co-stars, with the baritone George Gagnidze bringing steely desperation to the role of Tonio and the baritone Alexey Lavrov singing the part of her lover, Silvio, with a bullying charm that ultimately proved fatal.
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This year's group of six winners was awarded after the finals on Friday at the Morgan Library & Museum: Lawson Anderson, bass-baritone; Raehann Bryce-Davis, mezzo-soprano; Rihab Chaieb, mezzo-soprano; Emily D'Angelo, mezzo-soprano; Lauren Margison, soprano; and Benjamin Taylor, baritone.
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In Hollywood, they're romantic and tension-building and accompanied by Harry Connick Jr's rich baritone.
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Alexander Achour was also notable for his range of intuitive movements and strong baritone voice.
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"You're on the list," the baritone voice on the other end of the line said.
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Gregory Porter has a rich baritone that could match any jazz vocalist from any era.
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"Kim, I'm more than a little bit deaf," he tells me in his warm baritone.
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This Superunknown standout captures Cornell's huge range, from his brooding baritone to his operatic shrieking.
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However, his dad's voice was closer to David Bowie's—nothing like his son's velvety baritone.
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Wells has a deep, oaky baritone that roughens to a grumble in its lower register.
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"We want a snowball effect," he said in the booming baritone of a street preacher.
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I'm pretty sure hell is going to be full of fifth graders learning baritone sax.
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The sound is a deep, baritone rumble, and it is why you drive this car.
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The Slovak baritone Dalibor Jenis plays the barber, Figaro; and Maxim Mironov plays the count.
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They also realized that because of Berninger's leathery baritone, the music didn't fit the film.
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The bass-baritone Davóne Tines represents the human roles; the countertenor Philippe Jaroussky, supernatural ones.
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The estimable bass-baritone Dashon Burton more than filled the relatively small role of Lucifer.
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Baritone Luca Salsi played Baron Scarpia, a character he calls "as insidious as a rattlesnake".
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The vocally muscular bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni has done some exceptional work at the Met.
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The suave baritone was cast against type in Berg's harrowing work at the Metropolitan Opera.
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The other stellar singers included Molly Quinn and Ms. Greenleaf, sopranos, and Sumner Thompson, baritone.
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No one notices my voice in the clamor, but his bellowing baritone captivates curious onlookers.
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An imposing Austrian bass-baritone, his first major international appearance came in his early 295s.
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Mr. McDevitt (left), 33, is a classically trained baritone who is based in New York.
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The baritone Michael Kupfer-Radecky assumes the task with humor as bountiful as his voice.
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His baritone lilt adds sadness to any song he sings, no matter what the subject.
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"Daytona is Daytona because it defies description," boomed a baritone voice through the speaker system.
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Ms. Yende, who sang beautifully in a scene from Donizetti's "Don Pasquale" with the baritone Mariusz Kwiecien, also brought melting warmth and tenderness to the duet from Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess" ("Bess, you is my woman now"), joined by the formidable bass-baritone Eric Owens.
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" Mr. Hemsworth steeled himself and, after several beats, answered in a commanding, accented baritone, "Mioly Siorus.
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But this year, the Richard Tucker Music Foundation is honoring a bass-baritone, Christian Van Horn.
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He is just the third bass-baritone to be awarded in the prize's 40-year history.
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He imbued each song with myriad colorful nuances, his rich, burnished baritone lovely throughout the evening.
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His baritone, as though sung through a quarry, wavered and shook but will never be forgotten.
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It resurfaces every year around the holidays, Crosby's robust baritone melding perfectly with Bowie's soaring tenor.
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Samuel Ramey, an operatic bass-baritone, said that Ms Bretan had "no business" singing the aria.
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The baritone Yunpeng Wang brought elegant phrasing and keen dramatic instincts to the role of Azzo.
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An obituary on Monday about the baritone saxophonist Joe Temperley omitted the name of a survivor.
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N.C. Joe Temperley, the gallant Scottish baritone saxophonist, died this week at the age of 86.
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The baritone David Adam Moore and the soprano Amanda Echalaz, above, are featured in the cast.
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The baritone Michael Corvino is the humiliated Tonio, whose aggressive advances are stingingly rejected by Nedda.
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On Friday, Handel's "Apollo e Dafne" features the soprano Sherezade Panthaki and the baritone Jesse Blumberg.
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His ace in the hole is his showstopping voice: a resonant, husky baritone, wounded and vulnerable.
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Only Julio, the loyal butler (the stalwart bass-baritone Morgan Moody), remains warily on the job.
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Also a standout is the baritone Peter Mattei as another knight in love with the princess.
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Listening to baritone Christopher Maltman, as Mark, was one of the best parts of the evening.
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"Rocky" showcases her four-octave singing range — "I can sing baritone and soprano" — and her dancing.
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"This is it," he said, with a triumphal tone in his baritone during a recent interview.
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The bass-baritone Christian Van Horn was decorous and steely as Publio, the guardian of protocol.
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I had soprano, alto, tenor, baritone, and bass guitars—as far as the tunings were concerned.
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Mr. Wood, a British baritone, brought Shakespearean depth to his performance and made every word matter.
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"It was just the two of us," Federer said with one of his goofy baritone laughs.
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Juanillo is a baritone role; for years, Mr. Domingo sang the tenor role of the bullfighter.
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At 54, this Swedish baritone is considered one of the finest singing actors of his generation.
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The most emotional one, by far, was the surprise appearance of the great baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky.
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"I started off as a baritone, which is what my voice always was, naturally," he said.
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Callahan has a still, heavy baritone that is somehow both entirely affectless and drenched with feeling.
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"Are you nervous?" the baritone Paul Schöffler, that night's Don Giovanni, asked her before the curtain.
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DMITRI HVOROSTOVSKY Finally, I must mention the great Siberian baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky, who died on Nov.
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" The return of the bass-baritone Bryn Terfel, after eight years, in Wagner's "Der Fliegende Holländer.
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Neil DeGrasse Tyson with his booming baritone doing a Carl Sagan impression in a big fake spaceship.
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Robbins had natural charisma and dominated the stage at 6-foot-7, with a gravelly baritone voice.
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Once set, a baritone, robotic voice counts down, and numbers flash on the Jumbotron screen. Three. Two.
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"He was a baritone player in the band, beginning his sophomore year," officials wrote in the post.
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Then a towering baritone in skintight leather sang the hymn "Panis Angelicus" to cheers from the crowd.
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Then he would lean in and ask in his low baritone voice, 'But … what feeds your soul?
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Known as a funny kid with a quick sense of humor, he sang baritone in the choir.
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His muted, baritone voice sounds like a public radio host sharing secrets with you in a library.
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His name was John Dean Dickens, and he was stocky and blue-eyed, with a baritone voice.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Monday about the baritone saxophonist Joe Temperley omitted the name of a survivor.
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When asked to name the biggest issue facing Fresno, Newsom spoke rapidly, in his hoarsely resonant baritone.
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New York Chamber Ensemble presents "Italian Favorites" featuring soprano soloist Wonjung Kim and baritone soloist Lester Lynch.
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The fast-rising bass-baritone Ryan Speedo Green was stylish and stentorian as the high priest Oroe.
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About eight times a year, he announces his majority opinions from the bench in a rumbling baritone.
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And the other vocal soloists — Amanda Forsythe, soprano; Terry Wey, countertenor; and Christian Immler, baritone — were outstanding.
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As Ashby, the bass Matthew Rose stood out, as did the baritone Michael Todd Simpson as Sonora.
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The bass John Tomlinson, bass-baritone Martin Winkler and tenor Alexander Lewis return from the original cast.
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The highlight was the non-Presley host, Jay Wickizer, who has a deep baritone like Johnny Cash.
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Can the Brooklyn baritone of Mr. Sanders really move the masses to the political revolution he promises?
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Fatone, the baritone of the group, went on to pursue stardom after the group's "hiatus" in 2002.
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Mr. Lucic, a major baritone, sang Macbeth when the Met introduced Adrian Noble's gripping production in 2007.
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The bass-baritone Eric Owens, in one of his finest Met roles, makes an achingly vulnerable Jaufré.
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Here is a bass-baritone of considerable talent and, on the evidence of this recital, diverse tastes.
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The bass-baritone Kyle Ketelsen commanded the stage as Golaud, his voice robust and strong, yet grave.
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The baritone John Brancy in a rehearsal for Meredith Monk's "Atlas," coming to the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
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The simple part is that if you like rhythmically intense music that's spare and huge and human-scale all at once, you have to hear this intransigently masculine Syrian exile: call-and-response between his imploring baritone and oud lines adapted to baritone synth (over percussion aplenty, you bet).
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That rumbling bass baritone moved audiences and made Rickman one of the most respected actors of his generation.
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But something not just soulful in his lithe falsetto, gruff baritone, and warm midrange made the fantasy irresistible.
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His baritone voice and thoughtful manner of speaking were appealing and drew in his listeners, even his opponents.
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"The authorities are working hard to protect you and to protect our public spaces," the baritone narration went.
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The man who has said nothing but "yes" for the past 13 days has a surprisingly beautiful baritone.
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Her husband worked as a bodyguard of sorts for Paul Robeson, the baritone singer, actor and political activist.
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"Do not disappoint me," Vader says, the familiar baritone rumble and claustrophobic iron lung breathing filling my ears.
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Mulroney is justly proud of his baritone voice, but he doesn't sing to American presidents just for fun.
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More striking still, he dispensed with countertenor falsetto in that number and sang in his natural baritone voice.
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He has a beautiful baritone to boot, seemingly destined to narrate the audiobook version of these impeachment hearings.
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Still, he sounded like a tenor, not a baritone with the particular colorings and weight that Verdi imagined.
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The vibrant lineup includes the soprano Lauren Worsham, the mezzo-soprano Mary Testa and the baritone John Brancy.
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The vocalists in "Das Lied" were the robust Wagner tenor Stuart Skelton and the wizardly baritone Christian Gerhaher.
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The star was the baritone Donnie Ray Albert, strong and resonant as both Krenek's dictator and Strauss's commandant.
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Nathaniel Stampley's suave baritone, in the title role, and Nicolette Mavroleon's dusky soprano could probably have shone unaided.
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Dmitri Hvorostovsky, a charismatic Siberian baritone, won critical acclaim and the devotion of opera fans around the world.
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We see Don Alfonso (the hearty, excellent baritone Christopher Maltman) acting as a sort of master of ceremonies.
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Ms. Persson also interacts with the British baritone Roderick Williams, as the Man, who appears only on film.
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The gravelly tones of the bass-baritone Kevin Short lent the requisite solidity to Jack Rance, the sheriff.
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Joe Diffie's secret was a voice as pure and rich and note-perfect as any baritone in Nashville.
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The baritone Luca Salsi gave a masterly portrayal of the title role, charged with singing of breathless intensity.
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But Christian Gerhaher's efforts in the slightly less strenuous baritone parts seemed more an experiment than a performance.
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Matthew Brook, a bass-baritone, was especially entertaining as the Drunken Poet, tippling lustily into his first entry.
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The vivacious Eurydice (the soprano Danielle de Niese) seems smitten with the hearty Orpheus (the baritone Joshua Hopkins).
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Mr. Carsen drives home the specific way that Faninal (the sturdy baritone Markus Brück) has made his fortune.
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Jesus appears at decisive moments, and the youthful bass-baritone Adrian Rosas brought sweet earnestness to the role.
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He played lead baritone, at least once, in an amateur production of Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music.
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He often stands with his left shoulder a little slouched and lets a baritone reasonableness suffuse the room.
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Bearded and stocky, Zohar has a lilting baritone and an open, histrionic personality that comes across as charming.
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The baritone Roberto Frontali looked sympathetic as an older, bedraggled man in a loud sweater and frumpy coat.
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Ambrogio Maestri returns for Verdi's late, great comedy to sing the lead, a role that the baritone owns.
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The baritone Dominik Belavy, in a sleek three-piece suit covered with embroidered flowers, was an impassioned Aeneas.
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This poignant 1988 piece for baritone and orchestra sets passages from a poem by Walt Whitman about his experience nursing wounded soldiers during the Civil War in makeshift hospitals on the outskirts of Washington, D.C. The piece was written for Sanford Sylvan, the beloved American baritone who died in January.
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Schweitzer points out that in the 18th century Mozart gave the boring nice-guy roles to the tenor and the macho arias to the baritone, but in the next century Rossini, Donizetti and others always gave the dashing romantic lead to the tenor and the role of villain to the baritone.
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"It's Puccini's revenge, 112 years later," said baritone Carlos Alvarez, who sang the role of the U.S. consul, Sharpless.
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Though Gomer Pyle's voice was cartoonishly high and homespun, it belied another of Nabors' talents: as an operatic baritone.
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Daniels and Walters face extradition to Texas, where they are accused of raping baritone singer Samuel Schultz in 2010.
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The baritone Günter Papendell plays the title role, and Asmik Grigorian plays Tatyana — Onegin's beloved, who consistently eludes him.
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Herring's voice is at its baritone best, dipping and croaking beneath Clams's sparse piano chords and quietly heavy snares.
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With a voice that soared from a baritone to a falsetto, he spoke of carrying on against the odds.
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"Look Alive" is a chilly after-hours track whose sparse percussion complements Swae's softer rhymes and Jxmmi's gristly baritone.
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He also sings baritone with the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, and its outreach ensemble, the Rock Creek Singers.
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He had a deep sonority on the baritone, softening the instrument's stentorian brawn with a smooth, almost velvety tone.
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On another night, the German baritone Christian Gerhaher gave an all-Schumann program, with Gerold Huber at the piano.
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Dame Shirley's interactions with Ned—portrayed by the sensational young bass-baritone Davóne Tines—have a slapstick, vaudeville character.
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Niche A leggy dancer known for his technique, Mr. Sutton sings tenor in a world where many sing baritone.
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Making Kennedy a baritone — rather than a tenor, as his speaking voice suggests — is designed to avoid heroic tropes.
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Wotan (the bass-baritone Eric Owens) could be some European prince, with a gaudy tailcoat and a plumed hat.
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The suave baritone Nicola Alaimo was almost miscast as the hapless Taddeo, singing with elegance and richness of tone.
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To celebrate Miguel's blesséd matrimony with the ball, we've set it to the sultry, dulcet baritone of Al Green.
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It looks as if he's conducting ungainly music, but he usually brings his sentences home, phrase by baritone phrase.
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With an astonishing five-octave range, he could leap into registers that had been thought inaccessible on the baritone.
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The bass-baritone Daniel Okulitch, as Mark, sings robustly but is a cipher, leaving Marnie without a real foil.
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The baritone Quinn Kelsey will get two plum Verdi assignments: Giorgio Germont in "La Traviata" and Aida's father, Amonasro.
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Lyric's "Siegfried" boasted world-class singers, led by the dramatic soprano Christine Goerke and the bass-baritone Eric Owens.
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The baritone Zeljko Lucic, the Iago when this production was introduced, was again excellent, singing with dark, brawny sound.
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His baritone has an earthy solidity in its low range, but can lighten to a soft ribbon of sound.
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The baritone Thomas Buckner — a veteran of Robert Ashley's operas — brings abstract, ghostly exhalations to the mix, later on.
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It is his catchphrase, combined with an instantly recognizable deep baritone voice, that has allowed him to do so.
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It will be read by a man with a deep baritone so he might be able to hear it.
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Despite the fact that my voice pitched baritone low, when I spoke, people didn't just listen, they leaned in.
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Domingo, a tenor who turned to the baritone repertoire as he aged, had originally disputed the accusations against him.
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At 215-foot-53 and 25 pounds, with a white goatee and raspy baritone, Straub cuts an imposing figure.
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This charismatic baritone, who has been undergoing treatment for brain cancer, looked a little thin and sometimes seemed shaky.
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The writing, for baritone and soprano accompanied by cello and flute, often skated surprisingly close to more traditional forms.
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Another stalwart Glassian, the bass-baritone Peter Stewart, brought appropriate world-weariness (and an occasional ironic edge) to Roe.
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But the Met announced on Tuesday that it had found its new Dutchman: the Russian bass-baritone Evgeny Nikitin.
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The sturdy bass-baritone Joseph Beutel made a sympathetic St. Peter, who also goes through anguish after denying Jesus.
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After years of soaring popularity, Mr. Sinatra, a velvet-voiced baritone, saw his career slide in the late 1940s.
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With his jutting jaw, wavy hair, commanding size and operatic baritone voice, Mr. Irving was a formidable stage presence.
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Her father, Ferrucio Corradetti, was a leading baritone at La Scala in Milan before he fled Mussolini's Fascist regime.
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" There Mr. Fowlkes sang of city troubles in a pensive baritone: "Can't afford to live/Can't afford to die.
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The most recent, "Witness," found Knuffke teaming up with the operatic baritone Steven Herring, plus two fellow jazz improvisers.
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By his teenage years, people had taken notice of Ken's smooth baritone and suggested that he work in radio.
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Others were concerned that Russell Braun, the Canadian baritone singing the role of Riel, is not of Métis descent.
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And dig how casually he varies his falsetto with bass-baritone chant-raps and juices his keyboards with percussion.
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Hurt's beautiful baritone, then, stands in for all authority figures, trying to say everything's fine when nothing is fine.
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Tenor-built, cast in baritone roles, I started college assuming myself to be cisgender (and straight, but that's another story).
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"It pleases the nerve fibers," he said, all baritone to his voice, before disappearing into the chilled yellow muck again.
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Every tone lays in the baritone range, creating complementary combinations even when basslines are groovy and guitar licks are jazzy.
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The Inventor doesn't take a deep dive into the origin of Holmes' mysteriously baritone voice, but The Dropout sure does.
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Alone with his guitar and unashamed to exercise his facial muscles, Bazan filled the converted warehouse with his rich baritone.
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But Mr. Wallace, a battle-tested political interrogator with a classic newsman's baritone, did not hesitate to confront Mr. Trump.
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Sold with baritone voice-overs, country-rock music and images of heroic capability, trucks are testosterone in four-wheel form.
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Leon the Vietnam vet, leaning on his crutch at the bottom of the subway stairs, "Spare change?" echoing in baritone.
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His baritone typed him as a villain, and he played the dentist in "Little Shop of Horrors" three separate times.
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Wayne's productions sounded fuller, the instrumentation inviting the audience into their complexity as his resonant baritone cut to the marrow.
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To fans who knew him only as Gomer, his full-throated, almost operatic baritone was surprisingly striking, if strangely incongruous.
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Schumann was on the program: "Dichterliebe" and "Kerner Lieder," with the German baritone Hermann Prey and, on piano, Wolfgang Sawallisch.
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The bass-baritone Adam Plachetka, as Guglielmo, comes across as more blustery and impulsive, with a robust voice and swagger.
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Tenor and baritone showed up, finally, but sounded not altogether recovered; Ms. Schultz was as sparkling as Jim's evaluation attests.
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In that role, the bass-baritone Greer Grimsley was solid, but for whole stretches his voice was leathery and dry.
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But in all his movies, the narration of Mr. Miller, who delivered deadpan wisecracks in his trademark baritone, loomed largest.
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During one intense encounter, Nero explains his reasons for divorce to his former tutor Seneca (the bass-baritone David Pittsinger).
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Ms. Grimaldi, the mezzo-soprano Chiara Amarù, the tenor Michele Angelini and the bass-baritone Marko Mimica were fine soloists.
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But Bazan's baritone is steady, so close to the front of the mix that you forget about the backdrop entirely.
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There was only Holmes with her strange baritone parlaying zilch into a company once valued at an estimated $9 billion.
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The tenor and bass-baritone soloists sang in the second performance, on Saturday, and are expected to appear on Wednesday.
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Instead of dating, he put his energies into singing bass-baritone for Superfood, a coed a cappella group on campus.
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A Mexican immigrant, Laurentino (played here by Octavio Moreno, a fine baritone with soft-spoken charisma) is ill and dying.
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The bass-baritone Daniel Okulitch, who created the role of Ennis in Madrid, sings with mellow sound and affecting vulnerability.
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A burly man in a butcher's apron bellowed in a deep baritone about the unbeatable price of his pork chops.
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The robust bass-baritone Donovan Singletary, new to the cast as Jake, Clara's decent yet impulsive husband, was a standout.
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Nearly eight years have passed since the great Welsh bass-baritone Bryn Terfel last made landfall at the Metropolitan Opera.
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Close your eyes and let his purring baritone sink in, and you might think Don Williams had wandered into Kenya.
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The most astonishing passage comes when the baritone answers the phone and accepts the idea of going for a walk.
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But the performance of Andrew Foster-Williams, a bass-baritone, raised questions: chiefly, how he would survive the weeklong run.
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PARELES Dwight Trible's big, open baritone might sound to you like a wake-up call, or an entire universe yawning.
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From 216 to 25 the pair released six critically acclaimed albums that showcased Guru's slick baritone gliding over Premier's hardened beats.
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Sung in Hewitt's (who also plays in Gold Class) deep baritone, the song is backed by unhurried but melodic indie rock .
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At the center of it all, David Bowie's iconic baritone, weary yet stoic under the weight of legacy, life, and death.
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"We need to expand to them tech bags," he says in a low baritone, using the current slang for lump payments.
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Morgan hopes Whitley is remembered not just for his soulful baritone and the music it made but also for his character.
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When he wasn't acting, Nabors was singing in a glorious baritone that made listeners forget all about Gomer Pyle's hayseed twang.
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The combination of the charismatic baritone Christopher Burchett's fit body, which exuded life, and his anguished, world-weary singing was poignant.
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The youthful baritone Gustavo Feulien, as Silvio, the villager Nedda falls for, makes the most of his intense scene with her.
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" Mr. Bliss partnered with the sonorous-voiced baritone Alexey Lavrov for "Au fond du temple saint," from Bizet's "The Pearl Fishers.
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Among the cast: the powerhouse soprano Christine Goerke and two notable Mozarteans, the baritone Peter Mattei and the tenor Matthew Polenzani.
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The foundation, named after the Canadian bass-baritone who died in 1985, supports young singers with cash prizes and performance opportunities.
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Jaime had hopes of becoming an occupational therapist one day; Alex was a talented musician who played the trombone and baritone.
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The baritone Mariusz Kwiecien, singing with virile sound and soaring lyricism, captures the confusions of the Duke, shattered by personal betrayal.
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No longer are they locked into being the stuff of pop dreams, his rich baritone turns them into an actor's delight.
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Then I heard the sounds of a man's voice coming from the bowels of the pensión, a baritone rising in urgency.
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" The "genius" of Reagan, Scarborough said while dropping into a deep baritone for emphasis, is that Reagan "kept it down low.
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The twisted Klingsor (the strong bass-baritone Gerd Grochowski), who once tried to be one of the knights, now hates them.
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With his earnest and elastic baritone, Mr. Elling is among the most highly regarded jazz crooners of the past quarter century.
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I learned a bit of piano, I knew how to play the trumpet at one point, knew how to play baritone.
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" After she got the part — she co-starred with the baritone Robert Weede — Loesser hung a sign backstage: "Loud is good.
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The suave, confident Hawk (Joseph Lattanzi, a mellow-voiced, charismatic baritone), senses something about him, and begins a ritual of seduction.
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Zack Winokur directs the bass-baritone Davóne Tines, the flutist Emi Ferguson, the percussionist Jonny Allen and the guitarist Jordan Dodson.
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Mr. Ritter said he also maintains the so-called Flame-O-Phone, a fire-spewing baritone saxophone played by Stefan Zeniuk.
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The charismatic young bass-baritone Davóne Tines was endearing as the devout monk who is rattled, yet transformed, by the ghost.
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There, he had to confront more than his share of bullies growing up, once by swinging a baritone horn at them.
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In the magisterial baritone Christian Gerhaher he found an interpreter able to let Goethe's densely brilliant lines shine through the music.
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Outstanding among them were two servants: the baritone Jorell Williams as Robert and the clear-voiced soprano Alisa Jordheim as Serpetta.
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Yet, though his voice often sounded a little leathery and worn in baritone roles, he usually compensated with intensity and charisma.
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In supporting roles, the soprano Robyn Marie Lamp, the tenor Sean Christensen and the bass-baritone Joseph Beutel were all excellent.
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José José sang technically difficult songs with a powerful voice that ranged over a wide register, including baritone and lyric tenor.
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" Mr. Owens, the bass-baritone singing Porgy, said that he viewed the work as "one part of an African-American experience.
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The soprano Amanda Woodbury, the mezzo-soprano Taylor Raven, the tenor Jack Swanson and the baritone Chris Kenney all sang splendidly.
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A Schumann recital with a difference, shared between Ms. Persson, a sublime acting soprano, and Mr. Boesch, an incessantly probing baritone.
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Plácido Domingo will continue to sing baritone roles, taking on the title role of "Nabucco" for the first time at the Met.
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The strong cast of soloists includes the sopranos Sherezade Panthaki and Sarah Brailey, the tenor Owen McIntosh and the baritone Timothy McDevitt.
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His baritone voice rang from a loudspeaker nearby, the words of his "I've Been to the Mountaintop" speech echoing across the grounds.
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It makes a meal of sexuality, with vocal sparring between a hyper-girly trill, a booming, industrial baritone, and SOPHIE's own purr.
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It feels like just yesterday that Bran was a moody tween with a sweet, innocent face and a far-from-baritone voice.
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Mr. Fischer could hardly believe the scene: a persuasive Sinatra baritone sung by the hard-hatted man across from Little Vincent's Pizza.
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PRINCETON "Bach Cantata Fest," Dryden Ensemble concert with baritone William Sharp in Bach Cantatas 39 and 56 and selected Bach arias. Jan.
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His songs -- he's recorded several for his movies in his unmistakeable baritone -- are classics that are played on the radio every day.
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Then in his mid-19903s, Williams had a rich, baritone timbre and a rhythmic flow that was at once deadpan and bombastic.
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Tokyo Chutei Iki from Japan created a buzz beyond Asia with its restless ten-person (or sometimes more) baritone saxophone-only group.
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Makonnen's voice has the ability to slip from high pitched to baritone in an instant, adding to his mystical and unpredictable demeanor.
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Her band has a settled rhythm section and fizzy arrangements, involving two guitars and concise, stepwise streaks of marimba and baritone saxophone.
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Accompanying himself on piano, Kahane, in his appealing, soft baritone, toggles between his own states of feeling and those of his interlocutors.
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The baritone Brian Mulligan, as the villainous Paolo, and the bass Richard Bernstein, as the populist leader Pietro, were both very strong.
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She stood out in an overall excellent cast that included Gregory Dahl, his baritone smooth with Max's wolfish charm and easy power.
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The baritone Roland Wood sometimes strained to bring equal parts flexibility and power to the title role but demonstrated keen acting instincts.
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Louche trombone notes introduce the character of Senator Joseph McCarthy, one of several roles sung by the glinting, muscular baritone Marcus DeLoach.
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The lower voices anchor the opera, Alexander Tsymbalyuk's bass rich as Iolanta's father and Andrei Jilihovschi's baritone dashing as the jaunty Robert.
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What Elizabeth Holmes actually sold everyone—delivered in her affected baritone and unblinking eyes—or so the documentary argues, was a story.
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He constantly tried and failed to interrupt Pence, making him seem impatient; Pence's calm baritone, by contrast, projected a cool, collected front.
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Mr. Swenson's swarthy good looks are matched here with a sexy pirate swagger, but he's also in possession of a powerful baritone.
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In 2014, the Hong Kong Philharmonic began a four-year project to perform Wagner's "Ring" cycle with the German baritone Matthias Goerne.
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Other early tenants included Thomas Hitchcock Jr., a well-known polo player, and Lawrence Tibbett, a star baritone at the Metropolitan Opera.
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The most bitter music of the evening is reserved for the bass-baritone Davóne Tines, as the doomed former slave Ned Peters.
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Rucker has — no exaggeration — one of the great voices in contemporary pop music, a dynamic and sophisticated baritone that's full of gravity.
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"The Book of Dreams: Chapter Sand" is a song cycle for baritone and electronics based on poetry by the surrealist Sonja Krefting.
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He plays everything from Tin Pan Alley ballads to Stevie Wonder tunes, in a stride jazz piano style and a bluesy baritone.
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Simple and sober, "Memorial," a collaboration of the bass-baritone Davóne Tines and the composer Michael Schachter, quieted Ms. Walshe's raucous noise.
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His voice is a classic broadcaster baritone, with far more range and texture and glee than your standard Fox Sports 1 drone.
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With his close-cropped hair and horn-rimmed glasses, Mr. Nype looked like a clean-cut academic, albeit with an ebullient baritone.
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The baritone saxophonist and composer Fred Ho had an unbounded approach to making music, which he treated as a necessarily revolutionary act.
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The bass-baritone Kevin Short sang Porgy, taking over (for two performances) from Eric Owens (who returns to the role on Wednesday).
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He started classical piano lessons when he was 21979, played baritone horn in his high school marching band and also learned trumpet.
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She and Carlos divorced (and he died before I was born) and her second husband was Mordecai Bauman, a Juilliard-trained baritone.
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And fortunately, in the baritone Markus Brück and the soprano Tatiana Serjan, Mr. Kosky has performers capable of exploring the characters' psyches.
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The veteran baritone Thomas Hampson, lumbering around the stage as Germont, had an uncomfortable night, his tone leathery and his phrasing coarse.
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Played by the bass-baritone Kyle Ketelsen with verve and a black suit, Nick offers big-city slickness to the naïve Tom.
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And before I sign off, a treasure: The great baritone Ettore Bastianini was just 44 when he died of cancer, on Jan.
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The entire cast was excellent, especially the baritone Ambrogio Maestri as Michonnet, the stage manager of the company, who pines for Adriana.
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SNL star Kate McKinnon will play Elizabeth Holmes, the Theranos CEO and founder with large blue, unblinking eyes and an affected baritone.
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The origin of the voice is simple: the voice is the love child of Eddie Vedder's rockstar growl, and Sam Elliott's husky baritone.
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PRINCETON "Bach Cantata Fest," a Dryden Ensemble concert with baritone William Sharp in Bach Cantatas 82 and 158 and selected Bach arias. Jan.
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Critic's Pick The baritone Christian Gerhaher and the pianist Gerold Huber brought a sublime evening of song to Lincoln Center's White Light Festival.
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The charismatic baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky looked a little thin when he appeared at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday for a sold-out song recital.
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Vic Damone, the silky-voiced baritone who scored hits throughout the '40s and '50s, reportedly died on Sunday at the age of 2002.
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Ms. Lash composed "Music for Eight Lungs" (inspired by Purcell's "Dido's Lament") for Loadbang, a quartet featuring baritone, trumpet, trombone and bass clarinet.
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The tenor Antonio Figueroa and the baritone Javier Arrey offered confident portrayals of some of the often agonized male characters in these operas.
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Those bowls and a baritone saxophone, for example, created a blend, never tried before, that resulted in a delicate sandy-edged golden hum.
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The young bass-baritone Nicholas Brownlee stood out in the smaller role of the Porter, filling the auditorium with a handsome mahogany tone.
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An Italian tenor, a Serbian baritone, an American basso cantante, and some twenty extras milled around, preparing for the big Act I brawl.
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A number of fine singers took on multiple supporting roles, among them the baritone Vernon Hartman, foxlike as Tim's employer, Senator Charles Potter.
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The bass-baritone John Relyea makes a stentorian, menacing Gesler; the bass Kwangchul Youn wins your heart as old, patriotic Melcthal, Arnold's father.
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The nasty dwarf Alberich (the bass-baritone Samuel Youn, in a chilling performance) wears dingy miner's garb but has a slightly reptilian face.
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At the start, he nervously awaits his reliable physician, Dr. Malatesta (the muscular-voiced baritone Levente Molnar), to seek advice about getting married.
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Cushioned by an ensemble of melting solo strings, the sweet-voiced tenor Isaiah Bell and the refined baritone Thomas Hampson exchange loving phrases.
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A former journalist with a baritone voice and perfect, if heavily accented, Italian, he has for decades provided the American perspective to Italians.
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Musicianer — a trio featuring the baritone saxophonist Josh Sinton, the bassist Jason Ajemian and the drummer Chad Taylor — is all about low power.
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But he gets Alvaro's wounded dignity and wariness, and he feeds off other singers, whether Ms. Netrebko or the robust baritone Ludovic Tézier.
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The tenor Stanislas de Barbeyrac is the noble Don Ottavio and the young bass-baritone Philippe Sly is Don Giovanni's comic sidekick, Leporello.
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He is a son of two former sharecroppers turned Pentecostal ministers; his bald head and booming baritone project a ministerial — and authoritative — presence.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. — As the Seton Hall men's basketball team warmed up for a game at Rutgers recently, a strange baritone filled the arena.
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BARONE With each note, his characterization is clear, a trait he shares with the excellent bass-baritone Tomasz Konieczny, who is singing Alberich.
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Mr. Capobianco made his Met debut in 1978, with a new production of Massenet's "Thaïs," starring Ms. Sills and the baritone Sherrill Milnes.
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The fast-rising, Panamanian-American baritone Nmon Ford takes on the role in the Mostly Mozart festival's production on July 17 and 18.
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Adding to the drama of the chanting, which at times took on a deep baritone, was the cathedral's Byzantine mosaics and religious iconography.
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The baritone Luca Salsi brought a robust, if somewhat blunt, voice to Germont; some passages of blustery excess marred his essentially honorable singing.
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He speaks at a glacial pace, digesting a question at length before delivering his answer with the baritone authority of a seasoned monologist.
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The bass-baritone Christian Van Horn brought a mellow, robust voice to the Doctor, which lent this charlatan an intriguing touch of authority.
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"Gracious God, we want to thank you once again for the unity that we have here, Lord," Sturdevant intoned in his gravelly baritone.
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Unlike Colin Stetson, a more famous solo baritone player, he's not emphasizing the physical demands of his approach, or suggesting some postindustrial lament.
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STUTTGART, Germany — Elliott Carlton Hines, a baritone who sings with the Stuttgart State Opera, received a text message in June that unnerved him.
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Any New York appearance by Christian Gerhaher, a German baritone considered the natural heir to the great Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, is an event.
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For fans of the baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky, the return of Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin" to the Metropolitan Opera on Thursday was a bittersweet occasion.
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But he recently expanded it into a quartet, with Alex Harding on baritone saxophone, Corey Wilkes on trumpet and Ian Maksin on cello.
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Of the two vocalists, Ocasek was the robot-voiced nerd, Orr the slick hunk (often his baritone sounds like he's flexing in the mirror).
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One of their first dates, in 2005, was when Mr. Redd, a baritone, was playing the lead in Verdi's "Giovanni D'Arco" at Carnegie Hall.
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Berninger's baritone is an acquired taste; the band's arrangements can be moody, stubborn, and difficult to penetrate; and the subject matter is frequently morose.
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He often echoes, as he drifts between song and rap, our ugliest, most vulnerable thoughts and feelings, confronting them in a swarthy, anguished baritone.
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But Steele's rumbling baritone and love of wry high drama made him a lovely leading man in any discerning metal-leaning witch's wet dream.
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Damn, there are straight echoes of Bowie himself in Pop's baritone, backed up Arctic Monkeys' Matt Helders' rolling drums and Homme's lazy-disco guitar.
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The sinewy lyricism of Mr. Herbert's baritone never quite rose above the orchestra as it produced one metal-glazed, dissonant outburst after the next.
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Fans of the National have had plenty of time to acclimate to Berninger's voice, a heady, lumbering baritone, yet it's worth reiterating its singularity.
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Fifteen years ago, Mr. Muti taught Falstaff to a young baritone named Ambrogio Maestri, whose hulking physique made him a natural for the part.
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During the crucial scene when she and Simon discover they are daughter and father, however, Verdi imagined a contrast between soprano and baritone voices.
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Among the others, Kelsey, the soprano Estelí Gomez, and the bass-baritone Dashon Burton all studied voice, but with an eye toward contemporary music.
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His Alan Alda —handsy, cloyingly ingratiating—underlined Alda's neediness, and his Al Pacino pinpointed Pacino's complacent admiration of his baritone sax of a voice.
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He is also a classical baritone, performing most recently in October with the Bard Festival Chorale and the American Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall.
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Blanca Delgado (the earthy mezzo-soprano Christine Rice) is a renowned pianist, the wife of a conductor, Alberto Roc (the ageless baritone Thomas Allen).
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TV Sports Joe Garagiola's career as a baseball announcer had nothing to do with being well trained or slick or having a beautiful baritone.
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Matthias Goerne, the baritone, got around the notes well with a somewhat heavy, cavernous sound, but as so often, his physical mannerisms proved distracting.
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The robust-voiced baritone Luke Scott conveys Conti's preening entitlement as well as the insecurity of a fearful man who sees the world changing.
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He is now 70, and he and his carefully calibrated baritone have been part of the Dodgers' broadcast team for more than two decades.
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Also making his Met debut was Etienne Dupuis, Ms. Car's husband, who revealed a suave, empathetic baritone as Marcello, the leading man's best friend.
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As the movie depicts him, Blaze, a witty sentimentalist with a bottomless baritone, was an enthusiast when it came to love, liquor and weed.
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"Most people who play the baritone don't approach it like the awesome instrument that it is," Mr. Bluiett said in an interview with jazzweekly.
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Her scene in Act II with Lucia's brother fell flat though, mostly because of the stolid singing of the baritone Massimo Cavalletti as Enrico.
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The dramatic baritone Wolfgang Koch plays her victim, Jochanaan (John the Baptist), while the tenor Wolfgang Ablinger-Sperrhacke appears as her overbearing stepfather, Herodes.
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The baritone Gerald Finley sang in the choir as a student in the 1980s, before progressing to stardom of his own as a soloist.
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He switched to the baritone saxophone, and at age 12 earned a spot in Eddie Baker's New Breed Jazz Orchestra, a local big band.
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And Dmitri Hvorostovsky, the beloved Russian baritone who died last year, sang five of his elegant songs at a Carnegie Hall recital in 2011.
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Crosby applied his soothing baritone to love songs, folk songs, Irish songs, Hawaiian songs, country songs — he sang almost everything and revealed almost nothing.
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Rising — or, should I say, descending — to his first leading role at the Met, Mr. Van Horn is a bass-baritone, not a bass.
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Mr. Finlayson is joined here by the baritone Andre Solomon Glover, the pianist David Bryant, the bassist Chris Tordini and the percussionist Craig Weinrib.
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It would be churlish to fault the performers, though, who included the bass-baritone André Courville as Don Alvar and Robert Getchell as Damon.
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Over more than three decades, Cathey was praised for his commanding baritone voice and the unexpected sense of humor he brought to his roles.
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The evening including a surprise performance by Dmitri Hvorostovsky, the beloved Russian baritone who withdrew from opera last year because of a brain tumor.
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"My head is ringing; I don't know what I did last night," he said, his baritone voice a note or two lower than usual.
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J.P. With "Generations," his new album for 25-piece orchestra, Mr. Landrus, a baritone saxophonist, takes the jazz big band tradition into the mesosphere.
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And the hearty-voiced baritone Joshua Hopkins stole the show as Papageno, the hapless bird-catcher who reluctantly becomes Tamino's sidekick on his quest.
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They can be caricatures of types of people or something more abstract, like an ominous growl, baritone grunt or a symphony of farting noises.
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Mr. Merriweather, who begins most Sundays in his 15th-floor apartment in Harlem, is an accomplished baritone as well as the choirs' musical director.
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"You have to show them the trick," says Barber, his rich, baritone shifting into preaching mode when asked how he would address this challenge.
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Abrahamsen upends that dynamic by choosing to give the role to a male singer—at the première, the formidable Danish bass-baritone Johan Reuter.
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" Mr. Diaz-Moresco is a baritone who earlier this season sang Guglielmo in Mozart's "Così Fan Tutte" and will soon appear in Barber's "Vanessa.
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The baritone Etienne Dupuis will play the lead, as a "fallen rock star" named Pink, and the orchestra will be conducted by Alain Trudel.
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"I move that we do all things necessary to go back to Detroit water, and that's the motion," Mays said in his deep baritone.
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His baritone voice made the character popular in the original and many were curious as to who would dare fill his shoes for the remake.
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News from the opera department: Dmitri Hvorostovsky, a baritone who has been undergoing treatment for a brain tumor, was warmly welcomed back at Carnegie Hall.
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Cinema Space Tribute is narrated by the sinister baritone of Anthony Hopkins, performing "Do go into that gentle good night" by the poet Dylan Thomas.
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The Brahms is rescored for piano four-hands, and the outstanding Rundfunkchor Berlin is joined by the soprano Marlis Petersen and the baritone Konrad Jarnot.
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The acclaimed English baritone Simon Keenlyside made a much-anticipated return to the Metropolitan Opera on Tuesday evening, after health-related cancellations in recent years.
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The King was played by another baritone, Stéphane Degout, and the scene that Benjamin was rehearsing called for them to recline on the bed together.
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On Sunday afternoon the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra's chamber ensemble, led by James Levine, performs Serenades by Mozart and Schoenberg (with the bass-baritone Brandon Cedel).
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When the four-cylinder engine makes its modicum of power, it's a marked baritone roar that is accentuated by the whine of a big turbocharger.
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The "kitchen" serves up songs like Leonard Bernstein's "Tavouk Guenksis," which finds the baritone Justin Austin wearing a chef's hat and wielding a big knife.
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Anchoring it all is Toledo's voice, a groggy monotone freed from reverb and capable of breaking into a nuanced baritone, full-throated screams, and falsetto.
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Puberty would soon be upon him, he was told, and he was going to be transformed, if not quite overnight, into a tenor or baritone.
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Conducting "has to be a dictatorship, and in that way he was a great leader," the baritone Sherrill Milnes, who worked with him, once said.
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His resonant baritone was suited to both traditional country and pop-leaning material and was the vehicle for upward of 70 Top 40 country hits.
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Halfway through we see the Prisoner (the muscular-voiced baritone Jarrett Ott in an anguished performance) on a surveillance video singing from his underground cell.
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Lawrence Jones was an impressive tenor, but the baritone Jesse Blumberg stole the show with his bass arias, strong yet deeply expressive and smartly modulated.
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Joined by the mezzo-soprano J'Nai Bridges, she sang "Se habla de Gabriel," a melodic duet with a coda by the bass-baritone Davóne Tines.
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For the better part of five decades, he was the baritone saxophonist and linchpin of one of the most idiosyncratic and influential ensembles in jazz.
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COOPER Yes, his baritone — which is on the bright side for a Wotan — brought out the god's delight in toying with his foes early on.
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The baritone Stéphane Degout is superb as the theater director, who also slips into the roles of a crook, a murderer and the circus ringleader.
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James has draped his purling baritone across jazz standards, the Billie Holiday songbook, his own languorous funk tunes and now the compositions of Bill Withers.
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Shuffling around nervously, Clov (the robustly gruff baritone Leigh Melrose) is characterized in jittery blots of music, as if he consists entirely of punctuation marks.
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Here, the young players of this orchestra and the baritone Michael Anthony McGee help put Mahler's "Kindertotenlieder" in the context of Klimt, Schiele and Picasso.
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The German baritone Christian Immler, also familiar to early-music audiences in New York, gave a game if somewhat underpowered account of the title role.
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Orpheus is doubled onstage — sung by both the baritone Joshua Hopkins and the countertenor John Holiday — because, Mr. Aucoin said, he's both human and godlike.
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"It is sex drugs and rock 'n' roll," said Leigh Melrose, the British baritone who is playing Mr. Whiteley onstage at the Sydney Opera House.
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He has a natural stage presence and a mellow baritone voice, and he's charming when Mr. Keating delivers jokey, improv-style asides to his students.
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The baritone Gregory Purnhagen, who plays Pea, is a veteran of Mr. Glass's operas; his lyric tone was eloquent throughout the performance on Saturday evening.
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An earlier version of this article, along with a picture caption, misspelled the first name of a baritone who sings with the Stuttgart State Opera.
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When Bamford is addressing one person, her comedic style—a childlike speaking voice intercut with squawks, growls, and a sultry baritone—both softens and intensifies.
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The opera opens with Clarence, a hearty miner (the exuberant bass-baritone Ryan McKinny), who sets up the story almost as if giving a lecture.
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Blanca arrives with her husband, Alberto (baritone Rod Gilfry), a conductor, and Leticia's colleague, who proceeds to fall asleep on a couch while confusion reigns.
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In 1933, when the Nazis appoint Heidegger as rector of Freiburg University, Ms. Milch-Sheriff replaces the rakish tenor with a Mephistophelean baritone (Adam Kruzel).
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Practically crying, she says that her father (an ambitious businessman type, the robust baritone Juan Jesús Rodríguez) is going to make her marry Dr. Caius!
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But he found his passion in using his dramatic baritone to riff surreally on colors, time, spiders, bullfighting, outer space and dozens of other subjects.
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And even make their speaking sing: The great baritone Wolfgang Brendel is a luxury in the talking role of the Major-Domo in the prologue.
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Hewing to the request of the Gershwin estate to cast the opera with black singers, this production features the stalwart baritone Eric Greene as the disabled, utterly decent beggar Porgy, and the richly expressive soprano Nicole Cabell as Bess, a glamorous but troubled woman who struggles to break free of an abusive relationship with Crown, a cocky stevedore, fiercely performed by the youthful baritone Nmon Ford.
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Bass-baritone Gerald Finley sings the title role with impressive mettle, and the clear, deep tone of bass Kwangchul Youn (Melcthal) is a treat to hear.
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Teammates call him the President, owing as much to his professional, well-spoken demeanor as to his deep, baritone voice and passing resemblance to Barack Obama.
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Gage was a member of West Michigan Homeschool Fine Arts where he played baritone in a band and sang in the choir, according to his obituary.
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Jacques Imbrailo returns to the title role, and Toby Spence to that of Captain Vere, while the seasoned bass-baritone John Relyea appears as John Claggart.
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Well within living memory, the flirtation in this production between Onegin and Olga—sung by a white baritone and black soprano—might have incited a riot.
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In a gruff, rumbling baritone, he reads from a text that is often studded with legal jargon and citations to sub-parts of statutes and regulations.
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Like a uniform of black turtlenecks and black trousers and a falsified baritone, a few noticeable split ends may have been Holmes's attempt at communicating seriousness.
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With a voice that dipped down to baritone and leapt into falsetto, he was complexly androgynous, an explorer of human impulses that could not be quantified.
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Then a devout Christian, Bazan's rich baritone told stories of hypocritical politicians, adulterous husbands, and self-righteous people of faith, challenging the band's largely evangelical fanbase.
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Yvonne Staples -- best known as the baritone voice of The Staple Singers -- has died at her home in Chicago ... according to Chicago's Leak & Sons Funeral Homes.
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I remember he tried this giant dented up baritone sax but it had been kicked in too hard on a Ty tour to make a sound.
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The soloist for six songs from Mahler's "Des Knaben Wunderhorn" was to have been the bass-baritone Eric Owens, the Philharmonic's artist in residence this season.
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After joining the band as a substitute tenor saxophonist in 1957, Mr. Templeton shifted to baritone at Mr. Lyttelton's suggestion, and found it an ideal fit.
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MICHAEL COOPER Every orchestra, it seems, has an artist in residence: In fact, the New York Philharmonic's this season has been the bass-baritone Eric Owens.
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Jesse Blumberg sang Apollo with a free, strong and attractive baritone (once past some early low notes that challenged his range) and a lively dramatic sense.
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She acted the role touchingly, as in the crucial early scene when Aeneas, here the stalwart, mellow-voiced baritone Elliot Madore, arrived with a marriage proposal.
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Robert Garner sang with a mellifluous baritone and expressive nuance as Severo, revealing both his vulnerability as a forlorn lover and his ruthlessness as a general.
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After passing out leaflets to a crowd of roughly a dozen, he kneels and begins to chant in a solemn, resonant baritone, inviting others to join.
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I sensed City's high-level suite probing mine, getting past my false ID. The kibe started to speak in the anomalous baritone of a famous actor.
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On May 10 and 11, the American Modern Opera Company presents a rare production of the monodrama, featuring the acclaimed bass-baritone Davóne Tines, at MetLiveArts.
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Performing as Circuit des Yeux, she pairs dense, foggy electronic soundscapes with acoustic instruments and lays her greatest musical asset — her rich, operatic baritone — on top.
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C.F.W. "Frage"; Christian Gerhaher, baritone; Gerold Huber, piano (Sony Classical) Schumann is second nature to these lifelong partners in song, as this inexhaustibly perfect recital shows.
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In the final scene, a by-the-book judge (the stentorian bass-baritone Daniel Klein) decides to teach Diane a lesson and send her to jail.
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Still, hearing this staple in English gave fresh directness to the drama, especially in this turning-point moment, sung by the baritone Lester Lynch as Enrico.
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Henry Fairfield Osborn (the tenor Patrick Cook), then the museum's president, commissioned the work from Knight (the baritone Robert Orth), whose curious granddaughter often accompanied him.
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"I'm partial to jazz with a little bit of grease in it," Mr. McBride told the audience in his affable baritone, as the applause died down.
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His voice is deep and dank and baleful, an exotic cousin of Vincent Price's from-the-crypt baritone, and his pronunciation stretches syllables into fluttering shadows.
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The bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni, sounding rich and suave as Guglielmo, has the juiciest voice onstage, but the tenor Ben Bliss sings Ferrando with poised sweetness.
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Gerald Finley — his bass-baritone of modest size but precise, focused deployment — is a rueful Don Alfonso, the older man who spurs the plot's cruel games.
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The title character is a mariner (sung at the Met by the German baritone Michael Volle) who has been cursed to roam the seas for centuries.
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Eastman first made his name as a creator of conceptual scores in the vein of John Cage, his incantatory baritone often serving as a connecting thread.
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The soprano Nina Stemme and the baritone Johannes Martin Kränzle take the two roles in the Bartók, and the mezzo Katarina Karneus stars in the Schoenberg.
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The opera follows a cross-section of fictional barflies who join the uprising, including a Dominican-American schoolteacher (baritone) and a homeless teen-age hustler (tenor).
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Cody Quattlebaum, his bass-baritone voice more restrained than his bicep-length mane of curly hair, was unusually low-key as Mozart's Figaro and Gounod's Méphistophélès.
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And convenience is paramount when carrying bulky instrument cases — Ms. Avery plays 23 woodwind instruments, which range in size from a piccolo to a baritone sax.
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The singer Mart Avi, a 27-year-old praised for his startling baritone voice and Bowie-esque stage presence, was among the performers at Station Narva.
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Last year, while battling brain cancer, the baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky spent nine days recording "Rigoletto," which was released this November, shortly before his death at 55.
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The court clerk asked him how he pleaded to first-degree criminal sexual act and other charges, and he answered "not guilty" in a gravel baritone.
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Rounding out the cast were the bass Stefan Kocan, stentorian and plush as the Commendatore, and the bass-baritone Brandon Cedel, suave and alert as Masetto.
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And then, somewhere in the barrel, she found it—the shofar that produced the perfect deep baritone, the primal call she'd long dreamed of but never made.
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On what became a windy night with an orange sunset here in early December, the game proceeded without the baritone beer vendors or Let's-Make-It-Loud!
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His melancholy baritone on "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine (Anymore)" and "Make It Easy On Yourself" helped to turn the group into teen idols, particularly in Britain.
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Bridges gives a toast and thanks her guests, who include the "Akhnaten" cast member and baritone Will Liverman and Bridges's friend and fellow mezzo-soprano Olivia Vote.
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The festivities begin this week with recitals headlined by the compelling soprano and rising star Angel Blue, alongside the tenor Ben Bliss and the baritone Alexey Lavrov.
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Mr. Temperley, who played soprano saxophone and bass clarinet in addition to baritone, made a handful of suavely authoritative albums, including "Nightingale" (1991) and "A Portrait" (2006).
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Camilla Hoitenga played the bass flute with unnatural lightness one moment, caramel liquid weight the next; Davóne Tines's baritone floated through the text like a dense fog.
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The soprano Natalya Romaniw stars as Tatyana, the country girl who seeks escape and true love in the urbane bachelor Onegin, played by the baritone Roderick Williams.
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The buttery, booming baritone Alex DeSocio (Guglielmo) and the ringing, elegant tenor Spencer Viator (Ferrando) were particularly fine, awkwardly toggling between fresh-faced overconfidence and dumbfounded hurt.
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One lame touch came when the strong bass-baritone Philip Cokorinos, playing Riolobo, the captain's mysterious helper, appeared in a mystical butterfly suit to calm the storm.
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This was especially the case with the two male leads, the bright tenor Paul Curievici as Jack and the baritone Benedict Nelson, slouchy and sly as Algernon.
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At U.C.L.A., in addition to studying composition and conducting, he played the baritone horn and tuba in the university's marching band, performing in three Rose Bowl parades.
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The vibrant Canadian-Tunisian mezzo Rihab Chaieb, as Elvira's slave, Zulma, and the solid baritone Dwayne Croft, as the put-upon pirate captain Haly, offered strong support.
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Baritone Mark Stone was by turns menacing and vulnerable as the Protector, but his performance occasionally seemed a bit more effortful than those of his co-stars.
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Supernatural is a show about two monster-fighting brothers who are so macho, my friend once asked me if their impossibly deep baritone voices were a joke.
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In 1951, as a high tenor, the young Mr. Oberlin earned a diploma in voice from the Juilliard School, where his teachers included the baritone Evan Evans.
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Switching from tenor to baritone roles has allowed Plácido Domingo, one of the most enduringly popular singers of our time, to build a career of extraordinary longevity.
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The National Youth Choir of Scotland was wonderful, capable of gauzy delicacy and ringing fortes; the baritone Ashley Riches elegant in his brief moment in the spotlight.
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Mr. Gerhaher, a baritone, and Mr. Huber have become bywords for sensitivity, cerebral depth and seeming perfection in a lieder repertory that they have made their own.
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Particular standouts at the Sunday matinee included a sweeping sense of melodic line from the baritone Renato Dolcini and the controlled viciousness of the countertenor Kacper Szelazek.
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The set began with "East Coast Andy," a shuffling composition by the baritone saxophonist Leigh Pilzer, with a Count Basie bone structure and a Bob Brookmeyer musculature.
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Baritone saxophonist Claire Daly leads a band of musicians who will provide the tunes, while comedians Leah Bonnema, Jaye McBride and Sydnee Washington will provide the laughs.
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In conversation, Parker's voice is a calm baritone; in his songs, it's a plaintive, sustained tenor and falsetto, higher and more fragile, a tone of exposed emotions.
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The audience laughed continually at the antics of the hapless bird catcher Papageno, here the hearty baritone Nathan Gunn (returning to one of his best Met roles).
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Lucho was at first shy of the stage, but his older brother, Arturo, achieved some renown in Chile as a baritone singer, and he recognized Lucho's talent.
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We see Diane at the store, berated by her gruff boss (the baritone Andrew Wannigman) and forced to choose between opening the store and a chemistry test.
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At times he doesn't recognize his American-born son, Mark (Efraín Solís, a mellow baritone), and Mark's daughter Diana (Maria Valdes, a sweet soprano), an aspiring writer.
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"When I rest, I rust," he said in an email interview, and when his tenor high notes began to give out, he moved down to baritone roles.
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The Romanian-born baritone Sebastian Catana plays Rigoletto as a dry, lunky doofus, yet finds touching ways to play up the paternal sentimentality that ultimately undoes him.
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"We got a deal, Seattle," he said in a Barry White baritone far deeper than his usual voice, which some read as an assertion of his blackness.
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In the midst of his health struggles, Mr. Domingo, one of the 20th century's most distinguished tenors, reinvented himself as a Verdi baritone, a very different beast.
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He introduces an eminent anatomist, Baron Peel (the stentorian bass-baritone Robert Osborne), and his assistant Ambrose Strang (the tenor known as Timur), who perform the dissection.
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The main problem was that Sergey's voice, which completely drowned out Cohen's baritone, was plaintive and childlike: Baby, I've been waiting, I've been waiting night and day.
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And as Riccardo, a Puritan colonel who had been promised Elvira's hand, the virile baritone Alexey Markov sang with dark-hued richness, yet came across as bland.
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At the bottom of its nearly four-octave range, Mr. Cornell's voice was a baritone with endless reserves of breath and the seething tension of contained power.
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As Vodnik, the water gnome who presides over the meadow, the earthy, stentorian bass-baritone Eric Owens looks endearingly foolish in a mock-courtly robe and crown.
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The bass-baritone Isaiah Musik-Ayala held his ground as the sole deep voice, bringing a burly and resonant tone to the role of Desdemona's father, Elmiro.
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The baritone Gerald Finley, a star of thoughtful temperament, takes the title role in the fall's next new production, Rossini's noble "Guillaume Tell" (Oct. 18-Nov. 12).
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"Bad Sneakers" features the distinctive backing baritone of Michael McDonald, who would continue contributing on subsequent albums, and something else new: a guitar solo from Mr. Becker.
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Delivered in a measured baritone, Mr. Frank's monologues — tragic, philosophical and sometimes confessional excursions that trod the line between fact and fiction — brought listeners into unusual territory.
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The opera singer Leticia Maynar (Audrey Luna) flies into panic attacks, singing in a range that makes the Queen of the Night sound like a gruff baritone.
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Fats Domino, the pioneering rythm-and-blues musician whose boogie-woogie piano style and laconic baritone made him one of rock 'n' roll's greatest early successes, has died.
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In a bedroom decorated with black-and-white photos of himself in costume, Claudio Giombi, a baritone, said fellow residents complained too much about their aches and pains.
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In the baritone Ambrogio Maestri, as Alfio, he had a formidable nemesis whose aura of unshakable authority made his anger only more deadly once his jealousy was aroused.
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The soprano Anita Hartig sang beautifully as the self-sacrificing Liu, her alluring voice plaintive and expressive; the rich-voiced bass-baritone Alexander Tsymbalyuk rendered Timur with dignity.
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Another new Met artist, the baritone Artur Rucinski, sang Sharpless with an easy, mellow tone, if also a blandness that made too little of this crucial, conflicted character.
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