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Other crossword clues for answer "BASSI"

BASSI
Deep voices
Low voices
Chorus members
Lowest parts
Low singers
Opera villains, often
Pinza and Plishka
They take the low parts
They go low
Boris Godunov leads
Siepi and Pinza
Opera singers
Low-voiced singers
Guys who go deep
Low men at La Scala
Singers like Pinza
Some men at the Met
Low-voiced belters
Mikado portrayers
Deep voices at the opera
Low-toned fellows?
Some choir singers
Deep opera voices
King Philip and the Grand Inquisitor in Verdi's "Don Carlo," e.g.
Deep operatic voices
Deep-voiced singers
Operatic villains, often
Many opera villains
Low men in the choir
Lowest voices
Villains of opera, often
Lower belters
Low down singers
Choir members
Operatic voices
Chaliapin and Pinza, notably
Ezio Pinza et al.
Some villains
Low men
Many singing villains
Lowest 56-Across members
Met villains, perhaps
Low operatic voices
Soprani opposites
Voices below tenori
Low men at the Met
Men of the low C's
Some opera singers
Ezio Pinza and Feodor Chaliapin, for two
They're the lowest
Founder of Capuchin order, 1528.
Feodor Chaliapin and Ezio Pinza.
Pinza and Tajo.
Pinza and Baccaloni.
Pinza and Chaliapin.
Opera heavies.
Siepi and Hines.
Singers.
Singers: It.
Opera performers.
Opera voices.
Met men
Siepi et al.
Pinza and Hines
Tajo and Vinco
Singers like Siepi
Choir division
Hines and Pinza
Cheek and Foldi
Chaliapin and Moscona
Tajo and Siepi
Hines and Siepi
They sing so low
Mall and Tajo of the Met
Siepi, Hines et al.
Ezio Pinza and others
Don Pasquale and others
Some "Aïda" singers
Boris Godunov singers
They have low ranges
Often villainous operatic roles
Boito's Mefistofele and others
Several roles in "The Barber of Seville"
Low opera voices
Several "Boris Godunov" parts
Met villains, often
Opera's Don Pedro and Don Pasquale, e.g.
They go low when others go high
Low parts of an opera
Bad men of opera, usually
Lowest male voices
Low-pitched singers
Robeson and Pinza
Some opera voices
Bad men of opera, often
Pinza and Chaliapin, for two
Villainous operatic voices
Low men at the opera
Low guys at the opera
They can go pretty low (Var.)
They've got deep voices
Deep, low voices
They have very low ranges
Some opera performers
Deep-voiced opera stars
Low-voiced choir members
Deep opera singers
Surface-rattling voices
Some male singers
Deep vocalists
They get low
Pinza and Chaliapin, e.g.
They can go pretty low
Ezio Pinza and Samuel Ramey
Plishka and Pinza
Many opera singers
Deep singers
Deep-voiced opera singers