Verdi/ Labo/ De' Cavalieri/ Morquio/ Botto - Il TrovatoreTenor Feliciano Labo Had a Prestigious, If Overshadowed, Career That, After His 1954 Debut, Maintained a High Quality and a Remarkable Professional Honesty. His Wide Vibrato, Homogeneous Color and Perfect Timbre Shaded Dark As Bronze in General Opinion Made Him the Perfect Verdi Tenor. Aside Labo for This 1964 'Il Trovatore' Is a Singer Whose Voice and Career Was in Some Ways Similar to His: The American Soprano Anna De' Cavalieri (Anne McKnight),

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In addition to appearing frequently as a concertmaster in Canada and the United States

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