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| Annette was born in the village of Deiniolen in Gwynedd, in which she still resides. Annette graduated at the Royal Northern College of Music in, she then joined the Music Department of the University of Wales, Bangor as a piano tutor to students following B.A. and B.Mus. degree courses. Annette has regularly accompanied many of Wales Top Opera Stars Bryn Terfel, Rebecca Evans, Jason Howard to name but a few, both at home and abroad.Annette has accompanied at the Albert Hall, London on several occasions and Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, Sir George Solti, Prince Charles and the late Princess Diana have been amongst her private audiences.
She has worked regularly with Welsh National Opera for the last three years with the MAX Dept, and is currently performing as a soloist in a series of six Mass Male Voice Choir concerts throughout the North West at venues such as Liverpool Empire, Palace Theatre - Manchester and Grand Opera House, York.
Annette made her debut at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2005, and performing there has now become an annual event in her busy schedule.
Annette has been the musical director of Cor y Traeth Male Voice Choir in Anglesey since 2002, and is one of the founders and director of the William Mathias Centre in Caernarfon. Annette has recorded and produced over forty CD's, accompanying Welsh and International singers and choirs, and produced Bryn Terfel and Rhys Meirion's CD 'Benedictus', which was nominated for an award at the Classical Brit Awards 2006.
Annette is also one half of the popular Piano/Harp Duo 'Piantel' with harpist Dylan Cernyw. They have recently released an album together. |
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| The distinguished young baritone Anthony Stuart Lloyd is from Cardiff. He studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and after winning the Sir Geraint Evans Scholarship gained a place at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama where other awards and accolades soon followed including: Royal National Eisteddfod Blue Riband, a National Mozart Competition prize, an Arts Council of Wales Young Welsh Singers Competition prize at St. David's Hall, The Morriston Orpheus Choir MOCSA Young Welsh Singers competition and the inaugural Sir Geraint Evans Memorial Prize. Anthony is also a recipient of a Walton Foundation Award enabling him to attend the Il Cantante Attore course at the composer's estate in Ischia, Italy.
Welsh National Opera, recognizing the immense potential of the young Welsh artist soon cast him in several roles, including Timur - Turandot, Bartolo - Le Nozze di Figaro, Basilio - Il Barber di Siviglia, Commendatore - Don Giovanni, Gran Sacerdote - Nabucco, Bonze - Madam Butterfly and La Voce - Idomeneo.
His Vocal talent drew him to the attention of continental Europe where he sang at Freiburg Opera initially where his roles included: Leporello - Don Giovanni (for which he was nominated, with special acclaim, as the best newcomer in the region on the Opernwelt Jahrbuch magazine), The King of Clubs - The Love for Three Oranges, Mephistopheles - Faust, and Selim - Il Turco in Italia and for Toulouse Capitole Opera, Mercure and Chef Greque - Les Troyens, under the baton of Michel Plasson. Anthony's vocal versatility has also seen him make his West End debut as Jacob in Lloyds Webber's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Concert performances throughout the UK include: Brander - La Damnation de Faust with Kent Nagano at the helm, and the Les Troyens (roles as above) under Sir Colin Davies for The London Symphony Orchestra, Mozart Mass in C Minor and Bruckner Te Deum with The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Beethoven Symphony No. 9 and Dvorak Te Deum with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, for the Welsh Proms, the title role in Mendelssohn's Elijah with the National Chamber Orchestra of Wales and Gower Chorale, Bach Magnificat and Mozart Requiem with the Westwood Chamber Orchestra and Rossini Stabat Mater and Beethoven Mass in C for the Royal National Eisteddfod, broadcast on S4C.
For HM The Sultan of Oman's 30th Jubilee Royal Command Performance, Anthony was invited to give the first ever vocal performance at the Bait al-Barakah Palace, with the Royal Oman Symphony Orchestra, which led to a return invitation for a Grand Opera Gala at the Oman Auditorium, Al Bustan Palace Hotel, Muttrah.
Anthony's numerous BBC and S4C television appearances have included: the title role in Hughes 'Saint David' with the National Chamber Orchestra of Wales, conducted by Owain Arwel Hughes, a concert of sacred arias 'A Night to Remember' with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Black Bob The Little Sweep, Beti and The Orchestra with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales and A Song of Celebration from St. David's Hall. Anthony's voice features as Sparafucile on the Operavox puppet animation of Rigoletto and in the feature film Twin Town. He has also supplied the speaking voice of Jisan in the feature film The Warrior.
Anthony has headlined on numerous luxury cruise liners with his one-man show Broadway Baritones. He was invited to perform for Fred. Olsen's cruise lines inaugural 'Arts Club' cruises and was the final vocalist onboard SAGA Rose's and Fred. Olsen's Black Watch recent World Cruises.
Appearances at prestigious private and corporate events include: Wales@WAFI at Dubai's Wafi City and Wales in Paris at the British Ambassador's Residency for the Welsh Assembly Government; The Wales Tourist Board's 'The Wonder of Wales' Road-show, performing at New York's Waldorf Astoria and Rockefeller Center's Rainbow Room; numerous private functions at the Carlton Club, St James'; The 'Let Paul Robeson Sing' Exhibition; pre-match singing for Cardiff City FC; the official opening of Llancaiach Fawr Manor House and Cardiff Bay Development Corporations 'The Emerging Vision' in the presence of the late Diana Princess of Wales.
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| Dewi, a native of Rhosllanerchrugog, studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama with Rudolf Piernay. Following a two year Opera Course at GSMD, Dewi worked for two seasons with English Touring Opera (ETO) with whom he performed the roles of Basilio - The Marriage of Figaro and Nadir - The Pearl Fishers. In 1997, he joined Welsh National Opera where his roles included 1st Commissionaire - The Dialogue of the Carmelites, A Priest - Magic Flute and Sailor - Tristan und Isolde. Dewi has completed UK tours of the Magic Flute and La Traviata for ETO in which he sang the roles of Tamino and Alfredo respectively. He has also appeared at the Buxton Festival and sang the role of Don Ottavio - Don Giovanni for The Opera Project. He has sung Pinkerton - Madam Butterfly at the Queen Elizabeth Hall for London City Opera, and has recently completed a tour with Opera Box performing the role of Don Jose in Carmen, a role which he has also performed for Kentish Opera. His television appearances include programmes such as Margaret Williams, Heno, Pencerdd and Noson Lawen on S4C as well as a Dennis O'Neill Masterclass on HTV. Dewi's concert work includes 'Handel's Messiah by Candlelight' at the Royal Festival Hall and Bridgewater Hall and two successive appearances at the annual Formula I Launch Party, Royal Albert Hall. He has released a CD of popular Italian Songs - available via our on CD shop. |
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| Dylan Resides in Colwyn Bay and was educated at Creuddyn School, Llandudno. He received tuition by many recognised Harp tutors in Wales - Gwennant Pyrs, Dafydd Huw and Robin James Jones.
Dylan has won in the National Eisteddfod in 1989, 1991 and 1994, and was also a winner in the Gerdd Dant Festival in 1992.
Around Wales he is a well known Accompanist and is always in demand at different Festivals. He is resident Harpist for Bodnant Gardens, North Wales and Plas Tan Y Bwlch, Maentwrog - two very popular and award winning venues.
A well known concert entertainer in Wales, Dylan has also travelled abroad - France, Germany, Holland, Canada, Prague, Switzerland, Edinburgh, Paris and Ireland as a Harp Soloist and Accompanist, appearing and broadcasting on the BBC network.
Dylan appeared in the 1,000 Voices Festival at the Royal Albert Hall, where he was Guest Soloist in 1997 and shared the platform with Soprano Rebecca Evans. Other Soloists he has accompanied and shared platforms with include Bryn Terfel, Eirian James, Katherine Jenkins, Hayley Westenra, Shan Cothi, Gwyn Hughes Jones, Rhys Meirion, John Eifion, and Annette Bryn Parri to name but a few.
He made his debut at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2005 and performing there is now an annual event in his diary. He is also engaged in a Mass Welsh Male Voice Choir Concert tour, appearing as a Soloist throughout the North West in theatres including Liverpool Empire and Palace Theatre, Manchester.
Dylan enjoys all kinds of music from light to classical,songs from the shows to current chart songs, and of course, Cerdd Dant. He has released 3 CD's with the record comapny Sain. The first was released in 2000, the second in 2002 and the thrid in 2004. In 2006 he released yet another album with his "Piantel" partner Annette Bryn Parri. These are all listed on his CV. |
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| Gareth John is a Welsh Tenor who trained in the Opera School at the Guildhall, School of Music and Drama. He also has a B.Mus (2:1) from the University of Wales, Bangor 2002, and an M.Mus from Guildhall School, 2005. He currently studies with David Pollard.
In 2003, he was awarded the David Lloyd memorial scholarship as the most promising Tenor at the National Eisteddfod of Wales and the Blue Ribbon for the best soloist under the age of twenty-five.
Engagements have included a tour of Johannesburg, with the South African Welsh Society; a performance of Britten's Winter Words at the Chipping-Campden Festival and the opening concert at the Machynlleth Music Festival. He has also had much experience as a Soloist in Oratorio and Sacred Music.
His Opera experience to date includes the roles of Ivan in the second performance of a new opera-The Crocodile by Llywelyn Ap Myrddin (Oxford Festival); Fracasso-La Finta Semplice (GSMD); played the Butler and the auctioneers' assistant in the first performance of Violet by Roger Scrutton (GSMD); sung the roles of Bardolfo in the spring production of Falstaff (GSMD), the Song-Seller in Il Tabbaro and Gherrardo in Gianni Schicchi (GSMD). He was Lenski (cover) for the British Youth Opera's production of Eugene Onegin (Tchaikovsky) in September 2006. HRH Prince Phillipe, The Dinner Engagement (GSMD); Roderick II, The Long Christmas Dinner (GSMD); Don Basilio and Don Curzio, Le Nozze di Figaro (GSMD; Flamand, Capriccio (GSMD); Jupiter, Semele (Winterbourne Opera); Mr Upfold, the Mayor, Albert Herring (BYO); Carmen (Opera Project). |
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| Born in Birmingham, Jennifer displayed an exceptional talent for music at an early age. She graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama with the highest possible honours in July 2006, winning almost all of the college’s prizes for both performance and academia. She subsequently completed her Masters degree in performance at RWCMD, supported by a full scholarship from the Arts and Humanities Research Council, and has won numerous prestigious prizes, including the Russel Sheppard Memorial Scholarship, Geraint Evans Scholarship and the Prize of the Province of Noord Brabant in the International Vocal Concours in ‘s-Hertogenbosch (Holland). Jennifer has made her solo debut at many of the UK’s leading concert venues and has recorded several solos for BBC Radio 3, including First Lady in Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte. Operatic credits include the title role in the World Premiere of Brian Irvine’s The Tailor’s Daughter for the Youth Company of the Welsh National Opera, the title role in RWCMD’s production of Cendrillon (Massanet) and Micaela (Carmen- Bizet) for the Lyric Musical Society. Recently she has performed the role of Denise (Veronique – Messager) for Buxton Opera Festival, Haydn’s Nelson Mass for ESO, and series of concerts for Live Music Now! Forthcoming engagements include the lead soprano role in a new oratorio being commissioned by Welsh National Opera in 2010. |
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| Kate is an accomplished soloist who has made her name on the operatic and concert platform. During her career she has worked extensively with the Welsh National Opera as well as Glyndebourne, English National Opera, Wexford Festival Opera and Swansea City Opera. She has recently worked with the Welsh poet laureate, Gwyneth Lewis on a new commission for Welsh National Opera in which she took the lead role.
She has won numerous awards and has given literally hundreds of concerts and recitals across Great Britain and worked in the majority of the UK’s concert halls and Cathedrals including the Wigmore Hall, Festival Hall and Purcell rooms, St David’s Hall, Cardiff, the Colston Hall, Bristol and the Kennedy Centre, Washington D.C. She has also been a guest at the Music Festivals of Llangollen, Cheltenham and the Smithsonian in Washington D.C. Her versatility and engaging personality ensures that she remains one of Wales’ most popular concert artists.
This year’s engagements include performances at the Fairfield Hall, a new role for Welsh National Opera by the Welsh composer, Mervyn Burch and two cruises when she will join Richard Baker for his Music Festivals at Sea.
Kate has more recently made a name as a vocal animateur and choral conductor and has run many community singing projects involving adults and children for Welsh National Opera. Last year she conducted the first Welsh performance of “On The Rim of The World” a new work by Orlando Gough commissioned by the UK’s National Opera Companies. This year she will conduct another new work for Welsh National Opera’s community choir and join The Royal Opera House and Opera Holland Park as a vocal animateur.
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| Meriel Andrew was born in Ciliau Aeron. After teaching English for six years she decided to study at the Royal Northern College of Music. In her final recital last year she was awarded a PPRNCM with distinction. Prizes have included the John Ireland Competition and The London Welsh Singer of the year. Roles performed include Pamina, Mimi, the Governess and Romilda (Xerxes at the Queen Elizabeth Hall), and she has recently covered the Countess for Diva Opera. Oratorio appearances have included The Messiah, Mozart's Requiem and A Child of Our Time. Currently Meriel can be heard as the singing voice of Rachel Griffiths in the motion picture 'Very Annie-Mary' Meriel is a member of the Welsh National Opera chorus. |
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| Owen was brought up in Pontlliw, South Wales. He studied at the Royal College of Music and Drama with Beatrice Unsworth where he won numerous awards. His present teacher is Stephen Roberts.
At Welsh National Opera, he was an Associate Artist and the recipient of the WNO Schäfer Bursary 2005/2006 and the WNO Chris Ball Bursary.
Roles include First Apprentice Wozzeck, Figaro (cover) The Marriage of Figaro Dancaire Carmen, baritone in Seven Deadly Sins, Schaunard La Boheme, Masetto Don Giovanni, Figaro (cover) Il barbiere di Siviglia, Marullo Rigoletto, Cappadocian Salome, 1st Officer The Carmelites, Kuligin Katya Kabanova, Helmsman Tristan und Isolde, The Official Registrar Madama Butterfly. Other roles include Sweeney Todd, Papageno The Magic Flute, Zurga The Pearlfishers, Escamillo Carmen, Guglielmo Così fan tutte, Dr. Falke Die Fledermaus, Seraphin Veronique, Lord Tristan Martha. In addition to main house productions, Owen performs and leads many workshops for WNO MAX (Education department) in both mainstream and special needs. Recent projects include Through listening eyes which was made into a DVD and won Best short film at the Calgary Film Festival in Canada and The Merman King, which has also been made into a DVD.
Recent Concert performances include at the Messiah at Gloucester Cathedral, Die Erste Walpurgis Nacht Mendelssohn at City Hall, Cardiff, soloist at opening concert for Hoddinott Hall, WMC with BBC National Orchestra and Chorus of Wales, Elijah BBC NOW, Dvorak Mass in D, Puccini Messa di Gloria, Five Mystical Songs, Carmina Burana, Dvorak Requiem, Les Nuits D’ete, Petite Messe Solennelle, Karl Jenkins’ Mass for Peace (S4C recording), St. John Passion, St. Matthew Passion, Christmas Oratorio, Mass in F Major, Messiah, Mozart and Fauré Requiem. Owen has recently made a solo recording entitled ‘Some Day’ and has just recorded the role of Kuligin in Katya Kabanova with Chandos.
Owen was the winner of the 1997 Morriston Orpheus Choir Subscribers Award. In 2004, Owen came runner up in De Vive Voix competition at the Festival International d’Art Lyrique de Vivonne in France.
Owen was a performer with Live Music Now! which included recitals at the Purcell Rooms, South Bank and a performance for Her Majesty The Queen at Buckingham Palace.
Future engagements include Dancaire in Carmen for WNO, Dumbworld (New Production) by Brian Irvine in Belfast, Boris Godunov St. David's Hall, Cardiff, The Song Contest (New Commission) by Mervyn Burtch for WNO, Ortel in Die Meistersinger von Nuremburg, Harlekin in Ariadne auf Naxos WNO 2010.
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| Piantel is an established musical duo that has been performing as soloists on harp and piano for years, and decided to combine their musical talents in 2005 to bring you Piantel. In their time together they have achieved success with a varied and wide range of experiences.
Both Dylan and Annette are extremely well known all over the country for their individual style and performances, accompanying and performing alongside some of our biggest stars: Bryn Terfel, Katherine Jenkins, Hayley Westenra, Rhys Meirion, Shan Cothi, Gwyn Hughes Jones - to name just a few. Between them they have recorded 5 solo albums with the record company Sain, and have appeared on many more recordings as accompanists. Engagements have included recitals at Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2005, 2006 and will be returning again in August 2007, performances alongside Hayley Westenra in June 2006 at Venue Cymru.
2007 is very busy for Piantel. In April they will be appearing in Beaumaris; in June they will be performing in Sheffied and at the Rhyl Pavilion Theatre at a Mass Male Voice Choir Concert. In July 2007 they have been invited to perform at the 7th European Harp Symposium held at the Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff.
In August they have been invited to perform at the opening concert for the National Eisteddfod of Wales in Flint, then travel up to Edinburgh to commence a week of concerts at the Fringe Festival. Also in August they will be performing, once again, at the Machynlleth Festival and then returning to the Rhyl Pavilion to perform in October. These are just a few of the concerts they have arranged. A full list of concerts and booking details can be viewed through the shows diary page.
In addition to a busy recital schedule as Piantel, they have a demanding diary as soloists in their own name, performing and recording with various soloists and choirs. They have just released a new CD called Piantel, which can be purchased from our online CD shop. |
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| Robyn Lyn Evans was born in Ceredigion, Mid Wales. He is a graduate of Trinity College Carmarthen where he was awarded the Stuart Burrows bursary and also a postgraduate of the Royal College of Music, London.
Robyn’s singing career started at a young age in the Eisteddfod competitions of Wales. Through the years, competition highlights have been the National Eisteddfod of Wales scholarship 1998; International Young Singer of the Year Llangollen International Eisteddfod 1999; National Eisteddfod of Wales Osborne Roberts Memorial Prize 2000 and Lampeter Eisteddfod Blue Riband; ‘best tenor’ prize National Mozart Competition 2000 & 2001; runner-up in the W Towyn Roberts Memorial Scholarship 2001 National Eisteddfod of Wales; finalist of London Welsh Society Singer of the Year 2005 and winner of the David Ellis Memorial Prize 2007 (Blue Riband) at the Flint National Eisteddfod of Wales 2007.
Since graduating from the RCM, he has been successfully following and fulfilling a full-time singing career.
Operatic rôles to date include Nemorino, (Swansea City Opera); Il Duca, Rigoletto and Dr Blind, Die Fledermaus (Pavilion Opera); Tebaldo cover, I Capuleti e I Montecchi (Opera North), Gérald, Lakmé and Prince, Rusalka (Opera School Wales); Ferrando, Cosí fan tutte (Hand Made Opera); Alfredo, Die Fledermaus (Bristol Opera); Abdullah, Nabucco (Burry Port Opera) and 1st Soldier, L’incoronazzione di Poppea (Benjamin Britten International Opera School).
Concert performances include Don José, Carmen, Tony, West Side Story, Marco, The Gondoliers and numerous performances from the oratorio repertoire of Bach, Britten, Gounod, Handel, Haydn, Jenkins, Maunder, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Puccini, Rossini, Saint-Saëns, Schumann, Stainer, Verdi, Vivaldi and Weber.
He is a regular on the concert platform with performances taking him to the Royal Philharmonic Hall Liverpool, Usher Hall Edinburgh, St David’s Hall Cardiff, the Cathedrals of Gloucester, Worcester, Llandaff and St Davids and as guest soloist with choirs touring Europe.
In addition, he is frequently heard on radio and television as a performer as well as a vocal commentator for BBC Cymru Television and BBC Radio Cymru (Wales) and recently released his debut solo album entitled ROBYN LYN…tenor.
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| Ros, born in Swansea, was educated in King's College, London and The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Operatic roles include Marcellina (Le Nozze di Figaro), Berta (Il Barbiere di Siviglia) and First Lady (The Magic Flute) for Welsh National Opera, Leila (Pearl Fishers) and Lady Billows (Albert Herring) for Opera de Bauge in France, Belinda (Dido and Aeneas) for Musica Rediviva in Rome and Fenena (Nabucco) for National Eisteddfod 2000. Elsewhere, Countess Almaviva (Le Nozze di Figaro), Giorgetta (Il Tabarro), Tebaldo (Don Carlos) Abigaille (Nabucco) and Anna Page in Nicolai's Merry Wives of Windsor. Also for WNO she has performed Mother Kite in the bilingual commission Red flight Barcud and Boris in Katerina.
Oratorio performances include Haydn's Maria Theresa, Mass in Paris, Mozart's Requiem; with NOW, Verdi's Te Deum at St David's Hall and John Rutter's Requiem performed under the baton of the composer. She has also performed Karl Jenkins' mass for the Armed Man at St. David's Hall and also as part of the composer's sixtieth birthday celebrations.
Prizes awarded include the Sir Geraint Evans Scholarship, Rowland Jones Memorial Prize, Francis Willinger Memorial Scholarship and bursaries from the Patrons of the Swansea Festival.
Ros has performed in the Basilica in Cairo and last year she returned to the Edinburgh Festival to great critical acclaim. Ros appears regularly on television and radio, most recently on on S4C's Dechrau Canu Dechrau Canmol and Noson Lawen, and with Dennis O'Neill on BBC TV's Masterclass series. Concert performances include Cressida in Walton's work Troillus and Cressida, Mozart's sacred work Exultate Jubilate and Britten's Les Illuminations. Recent engagements include appearances in Proms concerts with the RPO and numerous concerts with the National Chamber Orchestra of Wales.
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| Sion Goronwy was born in Bala, North Wales, and graduated with honours in History from the University of Wales, Aberystwyth. Subsequently he studied singing at postgraduate level at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, gaining the LGSM diploma in 1998. He became the Legal and General Junior Fellow at the Royal College of Music after completing two years on the opera course at the Benjamin Britten International Opera School, studying with Graeme Broadbent. At the RCM he held the D'Oyle Cart Scholar (2002/03), Pidem Trust scholar (01/02) and supported by Cor Godre'r Aran (Welsh Male Voice Choir). During his studies at the Guildhall he was sponsored on scholarships from the National Eisteddfod of Wales, Arts Council of Wales, S4C television, and the Lawrence Attwell, Ryan Davies, William Cox, Dr Williams' School trust funds and Meibion Llywarch (Welsh folk choir).
Roles performed are Mozart Die Zauberflöte (Sarastro), Stravinsky Oedipus Rex (Tiresias), Puccini Gianni Schicchi (Simone), Handel Agrippina (Claudio), Brockes Passion (Caiaphas/Centurion staged) and Britten Albert Herring (Supt Budd) A Midsummer Night's Dream (Snug/Lion, Quince); Puccini Madama Butterfly (Bonze); J Strauss Die Fledermaus (Frank): Tchaikovsky Eugene Onegin (Gremin / Zaretsky), Walton The Bear (Luka); Puccini Tosca (Sacristan); Peter Maxwell Davies The Martyrdom of St Magnus; Verdi Rigoletto (Sparafucile); Verdi Falstaff (Falstaff, Pistola), Strauss Ariadne auf Naxos (Truffaldine and Lakai); Mozart Die Entführung aus dem Serail (Osmin); Weber Der Freischutz (Kaspar and Eremit); Smetena The Bartered Bride (Micha); Menotti Amahl and the Night Visitors (Balthasar); scenes from Puccini La Boheme (Colline); Verdi Don Carlo (King Phillip), and Donizetti Anna Bolena (Enrico). He has performed at the Benjamin Britten International Opera School, Glyndebourne (Festival Chorus 2006 and understudy Quince Midsummer Nights Dream); Glyndebourne on Tour; Norwegian Royal Opera at the Oslo Music Festival Norway; Opera Valladolid Spain; Clonter Opera; Mid Wales Opera; European Chamber Opera; Dartington International Summer School, British Youth Opera; (Understudy Osmin); English Touring Opera Spring; Opera Box.
Concert work include Haydn The Creation, Scarlatti St Cecelia Mass; Mozart Requiem, Coronation Mass, Vesperae Solennes de Confessore. New Year Concert series with the Kristiansand Symphony Orchestra conducted by Terje Boye Hansen in Kristiansand, Norway January 2005. He took part in concert tour of Australia and New Zeland during October 2003 and 1999 with Cor Godre’r Aran Male Voice Choir.
Recent engagements include understudy Superintendent Budd – Albert Herring and performing the role of Doctor/Herald/Servant – Macbeth for Glyndebourne. Snug – A Midsummer Nights Dream for Opera North and Longborough Festival. Dikoy – Katya Kabanova and Sarastro- Magic Flute for ETO, Pistola (and understudy Falstaff) with Glyndebourne on Tour. Future engagements for 2010 include Snug – Midsummer Nights Dream for Garsington Opera.
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