> > Schonberg in his 'The Virtuosi' mentions two belcanto > > tenors that reached F5 and even G5 in an impressive > > way: Giovanni Battista Rubini and his successor Mario.
To be fair, I'm sure there were more of these high flying tenors in the age of bel canto. Height is inversely linked to vocal weight in most cases. Since the advent of the Wagnerian tenor, there have probably been fewer tenors who can soar to F5.
-Tako
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