I just know a baritone doesn't go as low.
Javert and Valjean are a) older and b) not romantic, they've got epically awesome baritone-y bass-y parts (since I've never actually had to worry about the difference between a bass and a baritone, being neither, I'm not really clear on what defines the two. Three male leads, Marius, the romantic guy, is a tenor. But the parts are written so Raoul pretty much always sings a bit higher.). The Phantom, the old (well, older) guy is a baritone (ok, not so great example 'cause a lot of guys can play both. Look at Phantom of the Opera, multiple romantic male leads, like South Pacific. Kerr played Lieutenant Joe Cable in South Pacific American stage and screen actor, John Kerr who starred in the 1958 musical film South Pacific, has died aged 81. Rodgers and Hammerstein were counseled repeatedly in tryouts to remove the song, which was considered by many to be too controversial, too preachy, or simply inappropriate in a musical. When there's multiple leads and some are romantic and some aren't, the romantic one is the tenor. In the second act of South Pacific, Lieutenant Joe Cable sings 'You've Got to Be Carefully Taught,' a song about racial prejudice. Joseph Cable (John Kerr) and the young daughter. When there's more than one romantic lead, like you and Emil in South Pacific, the young one is a tenor and the old one is a baritone or bass. Click here to read The DVD Journals quick review of South Pacific: Collectors.
Look at virtually every show on the planet, the romantic lead is a tenor. When there's multiple male leads, you should be able to tell them apart by their range. The young romantic lead is supposed to be a tenor.
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