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Bartolo Musil is an Austrian baritenor singer[1] and composer, born in Klagenfurt.
^Pardo, Daniel (2005). "RIGHINI: Il Convitato di Pietra (The Stone Guest)". Opera Today. Retrieved 31 March 2024. This recording would benefit with a more interesting singer in the role of Don Giovanni. Bartolo Musil, described in the liner notes as a bari-tenor, does not have the instrument to convey the narcissistic, careless, impudent, self-excusing, blame-projecting personality, tinged with the alluring masculinity essential to the character of Don Giovanni
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