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Baritone Robert McFerrin: First Black Singer to Win the Met Opera Auditions of the Air

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Baritone Robert McFerrin was the first black singer to win the Met Opera Auditions of the Air (1953). McFerrin was also the first black male to sing at the Met, debuting as AIDA's Amonasro only weeks after Marian Anderson. Robert McFerrin was born in Marianna, Arkansas, as one of eight children. McFerrin showed vocal talent […]

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