"The four vocal soloists were very good.  I especially liked [Jacob] Lassetter's deep baritone." 

Marty Lash – DOOR COUNTY ADVOCATE

"All of the singers were very fine, but I was particularly impressed with Jacob Lassetter, who was a bold and commanding Figaro."

Marty Lash – DOOR COUNTY ADVOCATE

“Baritone Jacob Lassetter made Alfredo’s father, Germont, less a caricature of bourgeois stuffiness and more a figure of understandable dignity, even sympathetic.”

John W. Barker – THE WELL-TEMPERED EAR 

“Jacob Lassetter, who sang the role of the father of Alfredo, has a powerful voice.”

Jim Edwards – AURORA TRIBLOCAL

“Baritone Jacob Lassetter’s ringing clarion call was as true as a trumpet’s.”

Loren Tice – LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER

“Baritone Jacob Lassetter negotiated extreme high ranges with a richness of tone that beggars the imagination.”

Loren Tice – LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER 

“Baritone Jacob Lassetter was gleefully misogynistic as Don Alfonso.”

Mary Ellyn Hutton – MUSIC IN CINCINNATI 

"[Jacob] Lassetter's warm, vibrato-flecked baritone was properly tipsy in the tavern songs and effectively switched sonic gears in the alternating octave passages of ‘Dies, nox et omnia.’"

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