Tenors on the fringe
Balkan tenors
Naydenov
Baltic tenors
Baltiņš,
Mikas Petrauskas
Belgian tenors
Pierre Duré,
Lassoie
English speaking tenors
Bolton,
Donato,
Flagg,
Galanti,
Lane,
Lawrenz,
McMahon,
Lawrence O'Neill,
Potts,
Rowland,
George Savelli,
Silver,
Sloman,
Treston,
Venezia,
Zucker
French speaking tenors
Bilodeau,
Dugès,
Gonet,
LaFond,
Roblin,
Sayan,
Henri Thomas
German speaking tenors
Peter L. Anders,
Bühner,
Grünfeld,
Infeld,
Kasper,
Felix Müller,
Albert Schott,
Wagner
Italian tenors
Bertoli,
Bocelli,
Carrisi,
Simonetta-Rangoni,
Stuarti,
Taormina,
Verso,
Vitti
Russian and Ukrainian speaking tenors
Bandukow,
Karolik,
Vinokurenko
Scandinavian tenors
Alfer,
Lars Björling,
Raymond Björling,
Friðriksson,
Ole Hansen,
Wågsjö
Spanish and Portuguese speaking tenors
Gomez Urra,
Salinas
François Nouvion's list was the following:
Alfer,
Peter L. Anders,
Bandukow,
Bertoli,
Bocardi,
Bocelli,
(Van) Bodegraven,
Bolton,
Caruso Jr.,
Da-Fré,
de Murguia,
Dugès,
Durchstecher,
Duré,
(Van) Evelingen,
Finelli,
Flagg,
Franchi,
Friðriksson,
Galanti,
Gonet,
Guearti,
Ole Hansen (a comical tenor),
Karolik,
LaFond,
Lane,
Lanza,
Lassoie,
Lawrenz,
McMahon,
Murgatroyd,
Naydenov,
Lawrence O'Neill,
Umberto Pini-Corsi,
Roblin,
Rosenberg,
Rowland,
Sakai,
Salinas,
Sayan,
Scerri,
Silver,
Sloman,
Stuarti,
Taormina,
Treston,
Urbain,
Venezia,
Vinokurenko (a comical tenor),
Wagner,
Zucker
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