M. Caballe & N. Bailey in scene from Salome by Strauss Part 2/2

[lucianapb10]

Dramatic, strange, crazy, awesome, ... what more can i say??? BRAVO !!!

[ashydasher1]

I have admired him since hearing him on the Goodall Ring. I had the good fortune to study with Alberto Remedios who also unfortunately had a stroke. Please pass on my regards to one of the Greats. Where does he teach?

[joelhillan]

He currently lives in Victor, Idaho and teaches as adjunct faculty along with his wife at Brigham Young University-Idaho in Rexburg, Idaho. Unfortunatly no one here knows who he is or his storied career. I can tell you that every lesson is a work out and an honor.

[ashydasher1]

Awe inspiring. He is a singer who I am familiar with but nothing can prepare you for such solid singing. What a lesson to a young baritone.

[joelhillan]

Norman Bailey is my voice teacher. The man is a genious. He is a master at both the art of performance and teaching. He is retired and had a stroke a few years back, but his vocal range and ability blows me away in lessons. You should hear his Woton stuff--mind blowing.

[ftumschk]

You're lucky to have such a great singer as a teacher - I've been a huge fan of Norman Bailey since the Sadler's Wells "Ring" came out on LP (which dates me a bit!). Having lived in London through the 1980s, I was lucky enough to see him in many productions at the Coliseum - including one of my most treasured theatrical memories, with his wonderful portrayal of Hans Sachs. Please pass on my regards, too.

[unclealand]

MOOOOOOOOOO! Leonie Rysanek's so much better.