Talk:Francesco Tamagno

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Baritone

The baritone (previously linked to Tamagno by two solo baritone arias) is truly awful and any links to Cotogni ( a previous wishful; thinking) must be dispelled. In the recently discovered Oath Duet it must be said, by any objective standards, that this unknown Baritone (most likely a next door neighbour) is very bad - out of tune and cannot match the standards of any chorus member in any country today. He is terrible. Get any amateur singer and he could do a better job - totally useless. As I say: "abismal." I suspect he's simply the accompanist - he really cannot sing.

Name

Does he have a first name? RickK 05:04, 21 Dec 2003 (UTC)

What does the second sentence mean? With the dates given, he plainly didn't sing with all those people. Onebyone

recorded history

I changed the line that read, "...in recorded history..." It was a bit overstated and also an unintentional pun on the fact that he died just as "recorded history" (as in phonograph recordings) started. Jeffmatt 04:28, 29 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]