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| Belcore |
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| Nmon Ford |
| Lyric baritone role The Sergeant of the village garrison. |
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| SFO Belcore History |
| Aria Database for Belcore |
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| Wixell�s Belcore revealed a natural comic flair of his ever strutting, swaggering account of this narcissistic non-com. For quickness, he could equal Bruscatini and his smooth (if not always ideally open) baritone, had a bulldog instrument./ - 1922-1978 SFO-Bloofield |
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| Nmon Ford |
| Italian baritone Giorgio Cauduro is all self-involvement and pomp as sergeant Belcore, determined to whisk away the charming Adina; in the second-act military duet with Nemorino, "Venti scudi," Cauduro demonstrates remarkable breath control and separation./ Review |
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