083 (DVD, NTSC 4:3, PCM stereo, 118 min) "Gramm is a true cavaliere of a Falstaff: we can tell that here is an idealist manqué with a natural dignity of manner and mien, while the American baritone's singing, while not as ideally rounded as José van Dam (Cambreling) and Ambrogio Maestri (Muti) on the rival versions..., is always well-groomed and exact." Gramophone review July 2005, pp. 107, 109. Retrieved January 5, 2010. References External links . Interview with Donald Gramm by Bruce Duffie, December 17, 1981 1927 births 1983 deaths Musicians from Milwaukee American operatic bass-baritones Singers from Wisconsin American people of German descent Wisconsin Conservatory of Music alumni Roosevelt University alumni 20th-century American male opera singers Classical musicians from Wisconsin Music Academy of the West alumni