User:Trrill
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Hi, I'm Nick Scholl. You may be familiar with my YouTube account, Trrill.
I've been a Wikipedia contributor since 2006. I love being able to take special care in researching and reporting my finds on subject matter that, frankly, doesn't have that many caretakers these days. More importantly, it gives me a great deal of pleasure to know that by simply making existing but forgotten information available via Wikipedia, it becomes possible for a few—and potentially many—people to radically alter or upend previously held views about subjects whose sources have heretofore been scattered in physical libraries and archives.
My Wikipedia work[edit]
My contributions to Wikipedia have mostly been in the realm of opera and historical vocal pedagogy and historical singers in classical music, with special focus on the history of the lower male voice, especially that of baritones—where they came from, how they developed, who they were, what they sang, and how they sang. Here are some articles I have either started or made significant contributions to:
- Antonio Cotogni (major contributions)
- Giuseppe Del Puente (created)
- Giuseppe Danise (created)
- Mario Basiola (major contributions)
- Apollo Granforte (major contributions)
- Douglas Stanley (created and in progress)
- Arturo Melocchi (created and in progress)
- Filippo Galli (bass) (created)
- Giovanni Inchindi (created)
- Domenico Viglione Borghese (created)
- Jean-Baptiste Faure
- Pol Plançon