Lemalu

British  

/ ləˈmɑːluː /

noun

1. Jonathan ( Fa'afetai ). born 1976, New Zealand singer of Samoan descent; a bass-baritone noted esp for his lieder recitals

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Example Sentences

Samoa Attorney General Lemalu Hermann Retzlaff has warned people against discouraging vaccinations in any way.

From BBC

Bass Jonathan Lemalu, the first human voice to be heard in the Ninth, sounded underpowered and unfocused, and mezzo Rinat Shaham’s beautiful timbre remained mostly submerged in the sea of sound.

From Seattle Times

In the first night’s patchy cast, there was a thankfully assertive Pirate King from Joshua Bloom who lit up the stage whenever he was on it; a deliciously deadpan Police Sergeant from Jonathan Lemalu; and attractive coloratura singing from Claudia Boyle as Mabel.

From New York Times

The opera's other popular highlight, "The Policeman's Song" is wonderfully performed and New Zealand born Samoan bass baritone Jonathan Lemalu makes an endearing Sergeant of Police.

From Reuters

The highlight was a brutally dark monodrama based on Tolstoy's short story The Death of Ivan Ilyich, featuring bass-baritone Jonathan Lemalu and cellist Stephen Isserlis.

From The Guardian