The Russian baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky — one of the most widely respected singers in the opera world today — died Wednesday morning in London of complications from brain cancer. He was 55 years old.

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Torna a Surriento Russian Philharmonia Ernesto De Curtis, Composer Constantine Orbelian, Conductor Dmitri Hvorostovsky, Baritone Passione Russian Philharmonia Dmitri Hvorostovsky, Baritone Ernesto ...

Kalinka Nikolai Korniev, Conductor Traditional, Composer St Petersburg Chamber Choir Dmitri Hvorostovsky, Baritone Serse, 'Xerxes', Movements: ~ George Frideric Handel, Composer Neville Marriner, ...

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MOSCOW (AP) — Russian baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky has died after a long battle with cancer. He was 55. Hvorostovsky's office said in a statement Wednesday that the acclaimed singer "died peacefully" ...