Norman Bailey
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Norman Bailey
(b Birmingham, 23 March 1933). English baritone. He studied at the Vienna Music Academy and sang widely in West Germany, 1960-67. His London début, as Sachs with the Sadler's Wells company in 1968, established him as a Wagnerian of international stature (his Sachs, Gunther and Amfortas have been heard at Bayreuth). His clear declamation and strong musical intelligence have also been admired in Mozart, Verdi and Strauss.
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Norman Bailey
Norman Bailey may refer to:
- Norman Bailey (bass-baritone)
- Norman Bailey (footballer)
- Norman Bailey (musician), American musician with the Lawrence Welk orchestra
- Norman Bailey (government official), former senior staffer of the National Security Council
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