Francesco Tamagno
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Francesco Tamagno (28 December 1850 – 31 August 1905) was an Italian opera singer. He was born in Turin.
The most famous dramatic tenor of his age, Tamagno was known for the extreme power of his voice - especially in the upper register - so much so that his voice was often compared to a trumpet. His particular genre of voice is called the tenore robusto. Best known as the creator of Verdi's Otello at Milan's La Scala in 1887, he also was the first Gabriele Adorno in the 1881 version of Simon...
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