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| Also contributing to the excellence of the intimate private scenes is Vitalij Kowaljow, who brings a beautiful, resonant bass to the role of Fiesco. Whether toying with Boccanegra during the prologue or recoiling from Paolo�s suggestion that he kill the Doge, Kowaljow is aristocratic in manner and imposing in bearing./ SFCV |
| Lyric bass role A noble of Genoa and grandfather of Amelia |
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| SFO Gabriele Jacopo Fiesco History |
| Aria Database for Jacopo Fiesco |
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| Samuel Ramey in 2001 "Verdi Celebration" In his first attempt at the role of Jacopo Fiesco, Samuel Ramey scored another impressive success in a career strewn with them. The American bass still possesses the sonorous instrument for a capital "Il lacerato spirito"; nevertheless, Boccanegra's patrician, vengeful father-in-law is a more sinister figure than Ramey's benign personality seems capable of conjuring at this point./ Review |
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