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Rossini - The Barber Of Seville: Largo Al Factotum (Figaro) Matic Dragutin, Gala concert at Belgrade National Theater, May  2013

The Barber of Seville - Figaro's Aria

The performer with anything but a small voice was the Nabucco of Dragutin Matić. Still only 33 years old, he first studied in Belgrade then in Würzburg Germany under the celebrated soprano Cheryl Studer. The grueling tessitura of the role is in many ways similar to that of Abigaille in that the demands Verdi places on this new kind of ‘high baritone’ are formidable in the extreme. Dragutin Matić has the robust masculine vocal colour of Matteo Manuguerra, the warm rounded mezzovoce tones of Piero Cappuccilli and the ringing top register of Renato Bruson. It was not surprising to learn he started his singing career as a tenor. There was real power in S'oda or me! Babilonesi without losing any intonation or musicality and the explosive line non son più re, son Dio!! was delivered with terrifying force and menace. Nabucco’s prayer to the God of the Hebrews to save Fenene (Dio di Giuda! l'ara e il tempio) and following cabaletta O prodi miei, seguitemi concluding with Di mia corona al sol in Act IV were unquestionably the musical highlights of the evening.

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Lúcia de Lammermoor

Lorde Enrico Ashton

Andrea Chénier

Carlo Gérard

A Viúva Alegre

Conde Danilo Danilowitsch

Cavalheirismo rústico

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Missa de Glória

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A força do destino

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