Robert Weede was an American operatic bass-baritone, best known for his roles in musical theatre, especially those that Meredith Willson wrote, such as "The Music Man."

If you are looking to learn singing like Robert Weede, you should focus on his rich, resonant vocal tone. To achieve this, you should begin with breathing exercises to help you develop good breath support. Check out Breath support and Active and Passive Breathing on Singing Carrots for more information.

Weede was also known for his excellent vocal range and technique in musical theatre. To develop vocal range, try practicing with the Vocal range test tool on Singing Carrots Vocal range test. To learn more about vocal registers and voice breaks, Voice registers & vocal break can help you better understand this technique.

To learn how to sing Robert Weede's songs, such as "Seventy-Six Trombones" from "The Music Man," you can check out our Song search feature to find songs that match your vocal range, difficulty, and genre preference. Additionally, to improve your articulation, check out Articulation for tips on how to pronounce words more effectively while singing.

Finally, to learn from vocalists who have mastered the bass-baritone style, be sure to check out Vocal ranges of famous singers on Singing Carrots. Additionally, for a comprehensive approach, consider taking an educational singing course, such as our singing course that covers singing theory and practical tips.

I hope these resources will help you learn like Robert Weede, and don't forget to have fun while practicing and applying what you learned!