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BASSO
BASSO
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5 letter
answer
Dictionary definitions:
Word: basso
A bass singer, especially in opera.
An instrumental part written for a bass instrument.
The double bass, or contrabasso.
All clues having "BASSO" for an answer:
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Boris Godunov singer
Author of Pompeys Head
Baccaloni or Pinza
Banquo in Verdis Macbeth
Banquo
Boitos Mefistofele
Certain opera singer
Chaliapin
Choir member
Chorus member
Chorus voice
Contraltos counterpart
Deep performer
Deep voice
Deep voice at the opera
Deep-voiced opera singer
Deep-voiced singer
Deep-voiced vocalist
Doctor Bartolo
Ezio Pinza was one
Ezio Pinza
Fyodor Chaliapin
He can get really low
He sings low
Hes deep
Jerome Hines is one
Jerome Hines
Low fellow
Low man
Low man at La Scala
Low man at the Met
Low man at the Met?
Low man at the opera
Low man in the choir
Low man in the chorus
Low man in the opera
Low man on the barbershop pole?
Low man?
Low range
Low singer
Low voice
Low
Low-voiced singer
Lowdown singer?
Lowest male voice
Lowest man
Mephistopheles in Gounods Faust
Mephistopheles
Met low man
Met singer
Mphistophls player in Faust
Novelist Hamilton ___
One who sings the part of Boris Godunov
One who sings the part of Mefistofele
Opera villain
Operatic singer
Operatic voice
Pinza or Siepi
Pinza was one
Pinza
Profound preceder
Rocco
Singer
Singer with a deep voice
The Coasters Bobby Nunn
Villain
Voice of Pinza
___ profundo
___ profundo (very low voice)
___ profundo: low voice
___ profundo: very low voice
Pinza's voice.
Voice of Ezio Pinza.
Voice of Siepi.
Kipnis or Baccaloni.
Name on a best seller.
Author of Pompey's Head.
Baccaloni or Boehme.
Voice of Jerome Hines.
Cesare Siepi, for example.
Siepi, for example.
Leporello is one.
Type of singer
Tozzi, for one.
Opera singer
American novelist
New Orleans novelist.
Voice
Performer of a sort.
Member of a quartet.
Voice part.
Opera voice
Opera heavy
Cantante or profundo
Buffo or cantante
Glee-club member
Met performer.
Chaliapin was one
Siepi, e.g.
F-clef man
Quartet voice
Chaliapin, e.g.
Profundo or buffo
Choir voice
Jerome Hines, e.g.
Mario Bertolino is one
Chaliapin, for one
___ profundo (deep voice)
Paul Plishka, e.g.
Ezio Pinza, e.g.
Opera villain, often
Contralto's counterpart
Jerome Hines, notably
Boito's Mefistofele, e.g.
Méphistophélès player in Faust
Dr. Bartolo in Mozart's 4-Down
Banquo in Verdi's Macbeth, e.g.
Banquo, in Verdi's Macbeth
Low man on stage
Cesare Angelotti in Tosca, e.g.
Voice in the role of Mefistofele, e.g.
Low part
___ profundo (lowest vocal range)
The assassin Sparafucile, in Rigoletto
Player of many an opera villain
Glee club member
Lowest male singing voice
Singer's personal problem involving fool
Graduates thus as a singer
Deep opera voice
Low opera voice
Bartolo in The Barber of Seville, e.g.
Instrument not working for Italian singer
___ violino
Low male voice
Deep singer
The Grand Inquisitor in Verdis Don Carlos, e.g.
Bossa nova singer
He sings some of Abbas songs
Lowest operatic voice
Low vocal range
Voice of albatross, a bird ascending
"Sixteen Tons" singer, often
Hades in Hadestown, for one
Lowest opera voice
___ profundo, lowest adult male singing voice
Low rumbler
Clubs last, equally true voice
"Ol' Man River" singer, traditionally
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