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** Bass and tenor drummers
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** Charles Bressler, American tenor
** Sergio Franchi, Italian tenor and actor ( d. 1990 )
** Jon Vickers, Canadian tenor
** Robert Tear, Welsh tenor
** Richard Tucker, American tenor ( d. 1975 )
** Björn Haugan, Norwegian operatic lyric tenor ( d. 2009 )
** José Carreras, Spanish tenor
** Leo Slezak, German tenor ( b. 1873 )
** Plácido Domingo, Spanish-born tenor
** Joseph Schmidt, Austrian-Hungarian tenor and actor ( d. 1942 )
** Ronan Tynan, Irish tenor
** James McCracken, American tenor ( b. 1926 )
** Wynne Evans, Welsh operatic tenor
** Peter Pears, English tenor ( d. 1986 )
** Jan Kiepura, Polish tenor and actor ( b. 1902 )
** Mario Lanza, American tenor and actor ( died 1959 )
** Anthony Kearns, Irish tenor
** Alfie Boe, English tenor
** Karl Scully, Irish tenor
** James King, American tenor ( d. 2005 )
** Fritz Wunderlich, German tenor singer ( d. 1966 )
** Alfredo Kraus, Spanish tenor ( d. 1999 )
** " What passing bells " ( tenor solo ) – Owen's " Anthem for Doomed Youth "
** " Out there, we walked quite friendly up to death " ( tenor and baritone soli )- Owen's " The Next War "
** Lacrimosa ( soprano and chorus ) interspersed with " Move him, move him " ( tenor solo ) Owen's " Futility "
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