The music genre often described as "Italian baritone" refers to a style of operatic singing characterized by rich, deep male voices that possess a wide vocal range and a warm, resonant timbre. Originating from Italy, a country with a storied tradition in opera, Italian baritones are known for their virtuosic command of both technique and dramatic expression. They typically take on roles that demand a potent combination of vocal power and emotional nuance, often portraying complex characters in the canon of Italian opera. Figures such as Aldo Protti, Tito Gobbi, and Leo Nucci, among others, exemplify this genre, delivering performances steeped in passion and precision, with a unique ability to convey the subtleties of the Italian language and its operatic narratives through their commanding vocal artistry.

Donizette: L'ajo nell'imbarazzo, A. 11

Gaetano Donizetti•

Alessandro Corbelli

Album - 32 Tracks - Released January 10, 2025