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James Newby
Добавлен 30 сен 2013
James Newby is a former BBC New Generation Artist and Rising Star for the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment. He was nominated by the Barbican Hall for the European Concert Hall Organisation Rising Star scheme and will be presented by them in recitals throughout Europe in the 2022-23 season.
"All You Who Sleep Tonight" by Jonathan Dove - James Newby & Joseph Middleton @ Sendesaal Bremen
James Newby wished to dedicate his second disc on BIS to his sister Laura who passed away in 2015, her daughter and his mother. After singing Gerald Finzi’s ‘Fear no more the heat o’ the sun’ at her funeral, he felt it fitting that the cycle from which it is taken, Let us Garlands Bring, would form the centrepiece of the programme. Alongside this cycle, pianist Joseph Middleton and Newby have designed a programme of English songs that reflect on themes of loss, grief and death - but also joy, love and healing with varying styles, sound worlds and atmospheres.
George Butterworth, Rebecca Clarke, Edward Elgar, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Benjamin Britten, Liza Lehmann and Errollyn Wallen are jus...
George Butterworth, Rebecca Clarke, Edward Elgar, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Benjamin Britten, Liza Lehmann and Errollyn Wallen are jus...
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Der Müller und der Bach by Schubert - James Newby and Simon Lepper
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James Newby, Baritone and Simon Lepper, Piano, perform Schubert’s Der Müller und der Bach taken from their performance of Die Schöne Müllerin, recorded live for BBC Radio 3, at the Wigmore Hall in February 2022.
Is My Team Ploughing? by Butterworth - James Newby and Panaretos Kyriatzidis
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James Newby, Baritone and Panaretos Kyriatzidis, Piano, perform George Butterworth's 'Is My Team Ploughing?' from his song cycle 'A Shropshire Lad'. Recorded live at the Barbican Centre, London at the finals of the Guildhall Gold Medal Award 2019.
The Sky Above The Roof by Vaughan-Williams - James Newby and Joseph Middleton
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James Newby, Baritone and Joseph Middleton, Piano, perform Ralph Vaughan-Williams' The Sky Above The Roof live for BBC Radio 3 from the Wigmore Hall, London
Weihnachtsgefühl by Strauss - James Newby and Joseph Middleton
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James Newby, Baritone and Joseph Middleton, Piano, perform Richard Strauss' Weihnachtsgefühl live for BBC Radio 3 at the RWCMD's Dora Stoutzker Hall in Cardiff
Es Treibt Mich Hin, Es Treibt Mich Hier by Schumann - James Newby and Panaretos Kyriatzidis
Просмотров 4105 лет назад
James Newby, Baritone and Panaretos Kyriatzidis, Piano, perform Schumann's Es Triebt Mich Hin, Es Treibt Mich Hier from his Liederkreis, Op.24 live at Milton Court Concert Hall, London.
Hai Gia Vinta La Causa by Mozart (Le Nozze di Figaro) - James Newby
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James Newby, Baritone and Michal Biel, Piano, perform Count Almaviva's aria Hai Gia Vinta La Causa from Le Nozze di Figaro by Mozart. Photograph by Robert Workman
Papagena! Papagena! Papagena! by Mozart (Die Zauberflöte) - James Newby
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James Newby, Baritone, performs Papageno's Final Aria from Mozart's Die Zauberflöte with the Nürnberg Symphoniker, conducted by Michael Hofstetter.
Le Grenouillère by Poulenc - James Newby and Jonathan Ferucci
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James Newby, Baritone and Jonathan Ferucci, Piano, Perform Poulenc's Le Grenouillère live at the Milton Court Concert Hall, London.
An Die Ferne Geliebte by Beethoven - James Newby and Jonathan Ferucci
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James Newby, Baritone and Jonathan Ferucci, Piano, perform Beethoven's An Die Ferne Geliebte Live at the Milton Court Concert Hall, London. (Apologies for poor video Quality)
"Look! Through the Port" by Benjamin Britten - James Newby
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.8 лет назад
Baritone, James Newby and Pianist, Panaretos Kyriatzidis perform BIlly Budd's Aria, "Look! Through the Port" in Recital at the Old Royal Naval College Chapel, Greenwich. Photo Copyright Robert Piwko
"Der Jüngling und Der Tod" by Schubert - James Newby
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Baritone, James Newby and Pianist, Panaretos Kyriatzidis perform "Der Jüngling und der Tod" by Schubert, in Recital at the Old Royal Naval College Chapel, Greenwich. Photography Robert Piwko
"Come Away, Come Away Death" by Gerald Finzi - James Newby
Просмотров 19 тыс.9 лет назад
Baritone James Newby and Pianist Ashley Beauchamp perform Gerald Finzi's "Come Away, Come Away Death" from Gerald Finzi's "Let us Garlands Bring" in recital at The Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich. 09/10/2015 Video credits Giles Rozier
"King David" by Herbert Howells - James Newby
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Baritone James Newby and Pianist Ashley Beauchamp perform "King David" by Herbert Howells in recital at The Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich 09/10/2015 Video credits Giles Rozier
Wow!!!
Wonderful ❤
Very moving performance. Bravo!
Brilliant
Very nice indeed. Bryn terfl hits this song out of the ballpark. On cd. I imagine this singer can record this on cd just as well. Fyi. Get Vaughn William's sea symphony shimell handley. The very best. Amazing.
Ooh, I think you like the things I like. Tell me about your opera favourites . . .
❤
After I heard your voice at the opera "Eugene Onegin" in Hanover, my life was divided into before and after.
Beautiful.
Beauty. Beautiful..
this is absolutely incredible
Bryn Terfel 2.0
how beautiful mate!!
A wonderful performance of the two voices, great acting as well as a glorious voice
Both! Wonderful!
Wonderful voice!
Lovely. Pity the cameraperson couldn't keep still!
It is no exaggeration to say that this is the most beautiful song written by any English composer.
Beautifully done - love it 😢
Magnificent! Quite simply a magnificent rendition of this heart wrenching piece. Such an expressive voice used to convey the tragedy in the lyrics.....I am in tears..
Hey cousin , good to see the hall looking majestic as always, i would love to visit one day to see it. Keep posting ❤.
Heard this sung at a Glyndebourne family day today - and very happy indeed to hear it again sung by you - remembering the occasions you've sung in Lewes with my choir - lovely performance here, thank you
English song is going to be well-served in the future with singers like this. Fantastic performance!
This was absolutely wonderful! Your strong voice, beautiful German diction and your sense of humor! In case you will ever read this, James Newby - true story. When I was young (must have been about 1966), I loved the "Zauberflöte", saw the opera many times. I also had a crush on the local tenor (or baritone) in my hometown. And after sitting through many performances, I finally worked up the courage, and in this particular moment when Papageno calls out to save him, anybody, please, counting to three, I called out into the full opera house: "Ja, ich!!" Slight confusion in the orchestra, very upset seniors shushing me, and Papageno, visibly a bit rattled, continued on. What else was he going to do? The best thing: a few weeks later, I happened to listen to a local radio show where the conductor was asked if he could remember something unusual happening during a performance. He said, yes, in fact just the other day, during "Zauberflöte" someone in the audience offered to save Papageno by calling out to him....adding "the whole orchestra laughed all night!" This was one of the highlights of my youth, my two minutes of fame. Later in my life, living on a different continent, I worked at a Crisis Centre and got trained in suicide prevention. I did not need the training, I had started early, but nobody knew that....My husband and I heard you in concert two days ago, in Baden-Baden, performing "Die Schöne Müllerin", followed by your delightful workshop on "Erlkönig". Afterwards I talked to both of you briefly in the restaurant, thanking you for bringing Goethe back to Germany, you and Joseph Middleton, two Englishmen. Just wanted to tell you my story! Best of luck! You are such a discovery, hope to hear you in concert again soon....maybe as Papageno in "Zauberflöte"? But no worries, I am old and well-behaved now....
Hauntingly beautiful and very touching James! Sending much love! Bravi you two 😘
Means a lot coming from you!! Thank you 😊🥰
You have a fascinating voice. Congratulations. Hope you a have a wonderful 23/24 season.
Beautiful piece and beautiful voice!
Thanks Man, appreciate it a lot ❤
Sounds like a Paul Verlaine poem?
It is! Prison by Paul Verlaine. Fauré sets it in French, also very beautiful!
@@jamesnewby6507 That he does. I sing it.
Your English diction is amazing, by the way!
Amazing diction, timbre and tone. Good job Mr. Newby.
Such a sensitive and moving rendition of this beautiful song, thank you for sharing!
I heard this singer last night in Vienna, fine performance. Especially the Beethoven and the humorous modern rendering of a passage from Casanova's memoirs (composer: Judith Bingham). His voice was almost too big for the small concert hall (Brahmssaal, Musikverein). We had to move to the back of the concert hall! :)
Simply beautiful
Bloody hell, this lad is not only a great singer, but a beauty too.
Bravo!!!
Möge das Glück bei Dir sein, noch ganz ferne der Tod, der seine Spur jeden Tag zieht und Umarmung aus Hamburg , B.
Sehr schön phrasiert mit schönstem Timbre !!!!!
Is this a murder ballad? I'm more inclined to answer No now I find that it's "the land and not "the field" that the unfortunate plough man is buried under. It's a nice distinction though.
Hello Alan, I don’t think it’s a murder ballad. I interpret it as two childhood friends who went to war together and only one came back. I think this song is about the guilt the man feels for surviving when so many died and of course the guilt he feels for now being with his friend’s girlfriend.
Yes, guilt is certainly in the final stanza. Assisted by the singer's acting! I use that word, as in this wonderful performance, it is just as much a piece of theatre as a vocal piece. The vocal line, and the quality of the voice are not sacrificed though.
It's such an interesting piece especially as Butterworth himself died at he front not long after he created the music..And there is a lot of ambiguity in A. E. Houseman's words, which James brings to the performance.. I think this is the best rendition I've heard not , just the voice but his acting skills are superb.. i wish there was a verse before and after some one might write and he could sing
I did not know the song ...I did not know the singer... forgive me, but now I know. I was blown away, like many others before me (so I read) What a voice. Thanks to RUclips 6 years after this was recorded you can still welcome new admirers. One of the best younger baritons I came across lately. Of course now finding my way back on youtube to the beginning of your career! Very best regards from the Netherlands (hence I didn't know him so far) at the (almost) last day of the year and a blessed 2022 to you. By the way: plenty of concert halls in Holland!!! And conveniently between England and Germany! Looking forward!!
Thank you Koos for the lovely words! I should be giving a recital in 23 in Amsterdam would be great to have you there! All best wishes to you, James
What a talent. Very inspiring.
Well done mate, well bloody done.
Beautiful voice as always my distance cousin
Wow. Just, wow.
♾ ❤️
Ahhhhh mate this is beaut x
Really enjoy your voice and rep choices. Inspiring!
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Love this James! Character pieces really suit the diverse timbre of your voice! X
Binge watched all your available videos today, including Moody's Push. I adore your voice. Best wishes to you and thank you!
That’s unbelievably kind, thank you so much for taking the time to listen. All best to you too ☺️
Great, great version of a great, great song
Excellent performance!! Thank you for sharing.
Appreciate the musicianship from you both also.
Fabulous singing.