Referring Clues

• Caruso was one
• Jose Carreras, for one
• Don Jose, in "Carmen"
• Voice above baritone
• Drift
• Purport
• Domingo, for one
• Pavarotti, e.g.
• Alfredo, in "La Traviata"
• Verdi's Alfredo Germont, e.g.
• Male caroler, maybe
• Luciano Pavarotti, e.g.
• Barbershop figure
• There's one in 55-Across
• One of a traveling musical trio
• Soprano's counterpart
• Riccardo, in "Un Ballo in Maschera"
• Pavarotti or Carreras
• A chorus line
• Overall sense
• Kind of horn
• Pinkerton in "Madama Butterfly"
• ___ sax
• Andrea Bocelli, for one
• Pavarotti, notably
• Pinkerton, in "Madama Butterfly," e.g.
• Lowish voice
• Top man in the choir?
• 114-Across, e.g.
• Lohengrin, for one
• Tone
• Wagner's Tannhäuser, e.g.
• Kind of sax
• Pavarotti, for one
• Faust, e.g.
• Voice above a baritone
• Sax type
• Voice below alto
• Pavarotti or Domingo
• Barbershop member
• Ferruccio Tagliavini, for one
• Boy's voice
• Caruso, for one
• High male voice
• Andrea Bocelli, notably
• Opera hero, usually
• Barbershop quartet member
• Male choir member
• High choir voice
• Choir voice
• Male voice range
• Saxophone range
• Third part of four-part harmony
• Range of some saxophones
• Pavarotti is one
• Choir member
• General meaning
• Saxophone type
• Substance
• Gist
• Rodolfo in "La Bohème," e.g.
• Sax range
• Type of sax played by Bill Clinton
• General drift
• Opera hero, often
• Voice higher than baritone
• Hymn part
• "Nessun dorma" singer
• Domingo, e.g.
• Male voice
• Voice range
• Male singing voice
• Train of thought
• Male operatic voice
• Enrico Caruso, for one
• Chorus member
• Vocal range
• Don Jose, in "Carmen"
• Course of thought
• Meaning
• One of a singing trio
• Baritone's little brother
• Caruso or Carreras, e.g.
• Kind of saxophone
• Caruso, among others
• Highest natural adult male voice
• Carreras or Domingo
• "Danny Boy" singer, often
• Voice between alto and baritone
• Bocelli's range
• Covent Garden vocalist
• Carlo Bergonzi, e.g.
• Jan Peerce, e.g.
• Certain voice range
• Caruso, notably
• Jussi Bjorling, notably
• Caruso, e.g.
• Placido Domingo, for one
• Pervading tone
• 1 Down performer, often
• Julio Iglesias, for one
• Barbershop quartet voice
• Caruso or Domingo
• Choir male, often
• Bocelli or Domingo
• Met performer
• A chorus line?
• Verdi's Otello, for one
• Pavarotti was one
• Opera hero's range, often
• Low voice
• Pavarotti or Domingo, e.g.
• Choir part
• Man in the choir
• Opera voice
• It's above bass
• Pavarotti's range
• Bocelli, for one
• Opera singer
• Carreras, for one
• Met male
• Operatic male
• Male chorus member
• Barbershop need
• Doo wop part
• Tannhäuser, for one
• Bocelli or Domingo, e.g.
• Basic drift
• Type of saxophone
• Andrea Bocelli, e.g.
• Highest adult male voice
• Aria singer, at times
• Baritone colleague
• Chorale member
• Kind of sax or singer
• Word from the Latin for "hold"
• Don José in "Carmen," e.g.
• Quartet member
• Mario Lanza, for one
• Vibe
• Opera's Mario Lanza, for one
• Otello portrayer, e.g.
• Sax for Getz or Coltrane
• Caruso, famously
• Range for Don José in "Carmen"
• Pavarotti or Caruso
• Doo-wop group member
• Sax selection
• With 27-Across, Pavarotti number, e.g.
• Prince Ramiro in Rossini's "La Cenerentola," e.g.
• Barbershop voice
• Guy in a chorus
• Barbershop part
• Highest male voice
• Barbershop quartet harmonizer
• Gigli, e.g.
• High male singer
• Male opera star
• Certain opera voice
• Voice in 14-Across
• Bocelli or Caruso
• Singing voice
• Voice in a singing trio
• Sax type played by Clinton
• Voice type
• Placido Domingo, e.g.
• Wagner's Siegfried, for one
• Voice above bass
• With 32-Across, instrument played by Coltrane
• Vocalist
• Male singer
• Four-part harmony part
• One who sings in private, normally
• Singer taking part in Britten oratorio
• Part in the middle
• Singer producing sick note before start of recital
• SATB section
• Guy's part
• "Danny Boy" voice, usually
• Common sax
• Certain horn or sax
• Chorus line
• Pavarotti, for example
• General meaning of an utterance
• Steve Douglas played this sax on Dylan's "Street-Legal"
• Singer
• Leaders picked off IT men for course
• Opera singer? Not entirely
• Singer of a number during an unsuccessful winter
• Figure to get some work as a singer
• He'll sing a number as an alternative
• Hearty opera singer?
• Couldn't you listen to him for a fiver?
• Performer of quite normal songs
• Singer in a long-forgotten oratorio
• The voice is carrying one right back
• He sings a number of bits of opera
• Often, oratorios employ one
• To hear him, you need more than a fiver
• Wouldn't he sing for a fiver?
• Singer (one of three?)
• When he sings, you'll get the drift
• He can sing ten more, but without me
• Figure nothing's right for a singer
• Baronet, no bachelor, rising as a singer
• One singer in three?
• Figure more centrally as a singer
• Sort of sax for singer?
• High voice - low bell
• Singer interrupting his better half with a little number?
• The baronet finally got back his voice
• You may get the drift of what he sings
• Possibly operatic figure or singer
• He sings a note for you to hear
• Male voice (one of three?)
• Catch up on alternative humour
• Placido Domingo, say
• Catch up on alternative trend
• Vocalist's alternative number comes first
• Singer, of course
• Course for a singer
• Pavarotti, say, or that's the implication
• Member of the choir
• King Herod in Strauss's "Salome," e.g.
• Otello’s voice
• Many an opera singer
• Singer put right after a wrong note
• Mark alongside notes showing instability of centre left
• A number -- or the one who sings it?
• Number with alternative meaning
• Meaning, drift
• Meaning detected in written order
• Note heard by singer
• Singer from Crete? No, Rhodes
• Gigli number on disc, foremost of recordings?
• Meaning of number one tune raised
• Voice necessary to debate normally
• Number on love right for singer
• Catch up with tips from older singer
• Voice belonging to forgotten orator
• Voice intent
• Number with alternative, of course
• Drift in continent enormous
• Variety of sax
• Singer bringing English Opera into the outskirts of Tangier
• A singing voice
• Couldn't you listen to him for a fiver?
• Operatic voice
• Met singer
• Singer, very young, getting nothing right
• Ronan Tynan, e.g.
• Vocal range of many male opera stars
• An opera voice
• Choral voice higher than bass
• Sax larger than an alto
• Otello, in "Otello"
• Justin Bieber or Justin Timberlake
• Could he sing a wrong note right?
• General tone
• Singer producing false note? Right!
• He sings for some rotten orchestra!
• Note we hear for singer
• Singer of only one sound note?
• Singer given heart by English National Opera
• Caruso or Bocelli
• Drift to one side round middle of bend
• Pavarotti, voicewise
• Singer with the general idea
• Certain singer
• Sax smaller than a baritone
• Glee club member
• Male choral voice
• Singer getting false note right
• Vocal number or note sounded
• General sense
• "Lend Me a ___"
• A cappella group member
• Could you not listen to him for a fiver?
• General vibe
• Voice higher than 6-Across
• Singer with English opera at heart
• Sax played by Clinton
• He should manage to get the tone right
• A one-note singer?
• Radamès in 36-Down, e.g.
• Can he sing only one sound note?
• Wouldn't he sing for a fiver?
• Caruso or Domingo, for example
• Points a hill out, if you get my drift
• Voice below 44-Down
• In opera, could he turn up in a coronet?
• Part of SATB
• Range above bass
• Operatic voice type
• Che in "Evita"
• Singer in white, normally
• Range below alto
• He sings a number in the latter half
• Overall tone
• Range that's an anagram of 55-Across
• In opera, maybe, he turned up in a coronet
• General sentiment
• Jonas Kaufmann, e.g.
• You'll get the gist of what he sings
• Don José in "Carmen," e.g.
• Cornet piece arranged for male voice
• Range between bass and alto
• Singer whose heart is in English opera
• Many a 46 Across performer
• He'll sing a number with some force!
• Singer arranging a piece for cornet
• Range below 28-Across
• Stevie Wonder, for one
• Man in a choir
• "Carmen" hero, e.g.
• Hearty opera singer?
• High pitch male tone
• Voice type above bass
• Vocal range above baritone
• Pavarotti's vocal range
• Range for some saxes
• Range above baritone
• High voice in a men's chorus
• Vocal range lower than alto
• Singing voice above baritone
• Singing voice type
• Mid-range voice
• One singer in three?
• Range just below 55-Down
• High voice in a barbershop quartet
• High low voice
• Sort of sax for singer?
• Singer interrupting his better half with a little number?
• Barbershop fixture?
• Quartet voice
• Character
• Hero in operas, typically
• Barbershop quartet part
• Part of a choir
• General idea
• Vocal range above bass
• Bocelli, e.g.
• Lin-Manuel Miranda, vocally
• He can sing a shaky note right
• Vocal range below alto
• Singer in Britten oratorio