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| Macduff/ Banco |
| Aria Data Base for Macduff |
| San Francisco Opera Macduff/ Banco History |
| Macduff is a Lyric tenor role. He is a Scottish nobleman, the Lord of Fife. Banco is a Lyric bass role. He is a general in the army of King Duncan of Scotland. |
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| Act 4: Ah, la paterna mano |
| Act 2: Come dal ciel precipita |
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| Act 4: Dove siam? che bosco e quello? |
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| Macduff |
| 1955 |
| Walter Fredericks |
| 1957 |
| Jon Crain |
| 1967 |
| 1986 |
| Hong-Shen Li |
| 1994 |
| Banco |
| Lorenzo Alvary |
| Thomas O'Leary |
| Aria Data Base for Banco |
| This site and all related sites are for entertainment and reserch and contains information that anyone can get by using a search engine, such as Google./ This site is a sub-site of SF ART World |
| Bass Raymond Aceto was a powerful but gravely Banquo, and tenor Alfredo Portillo, who has hardly been heard here since his days as an Adler Fellow in the mid-1990s, sang Macduff with plenty of ardor but less tonal freshness./ Review |
| Raymond Aceto |
| Raymond Aceto is the fine Banquo, Alfredo Portillo struggled with Macduff's aria,/ Review |
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| Alfredo Portilla |
| The singers in supporting roles were particularly exciting. As Banquo, Raymond Aceto displayed a dazzling tone unusual in a bass. His Banquo had warmth and humanity, and was particularly touching as he convinced his son Fleance (Ben Seigel) to escape just prior to his murder. Alfredo Portilla was forceful and determined as the avenging Macduff./ SFCV |
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| Raymond Aceto |