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The 19 pages that link to Tenor, each with the reason it gives.

• Luciano PavarottiNarrower topic: Pavarotti’s career centered on this voice type and its demanding upper register.

• Franco CorelliNarrower topic: Corelli’s career belongs to the tenor tradition, especially its dramatic repertory.

• Jackie WilsonNarrower topic: Wilson’s powerful tenor was central to his distinctive sound.

• Jussi BjörlingNarrower topic: Björling's career exemplifies the lyric tenor voice in opera.

• Andrea BocelliNarrower topic: Bocelli is identified as a tenor, a classification central to his operatic repertoire.

• Beniamino GigliNarrower topic: Gigli’s career was built around the tenor repertoire.

• Giovanni Battista RubiniNarrower topic: Rubini’s exceptional upper register expanded expectations for the operatic tenor.

• Jonas KaufmannNarrower topic: Kaufmann’s voice belongs to this range, though its color and weight resist a narrow category.

• José JoséNarrower topic: José José’s tenor voice gave his ballads a bright, ringing upper register.

• Lauritz MelchiorNarrower topic: Melchior’s heldentenor is a specialized form of tenor.

• Fritz WunderlichNarrower topic: Wunderlich’s career became a benchmark within the tenor tradition.

• Johnny MathisNarrower topic: Mathis’s tenor range supports the clear, sustained lines heard in his ballads.

• Mario LanzaNarrower topic: His star image shaped popular expectations of the dramatic, full-voiced tenor.

• Sergei LemeshevNarrower topic: Lemeshev’s voice belonged to this category, with a lyric rather than dramatic profile.