Jamie Barton: All Who Wander
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Label: Delos
Cat No: DE3494
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 11th November 2016
Contents
Works
Zigeunerlieder (Gypsy Songs) (7), op.55 B104Lieder und Gesange aus der Jugendzeit, Book 1
Songs (5), op.37
Artists
Jamie Barton (mezzo-soprano)Brian Zeger (piano)
Works
Zigeunerlieder (Gypsy Songs) (7), op.55 B104Lieder und Gesange aus der Jugendzeit, Book 1
Songs (5), op.37
Artists
Jamie Barton (mezzo-soprano)Brian Zeger (piano)
About
Jamie’s well-chosen program of late-Romantic repertoire begins with eight of Gustav Mahler’s finest lieder – including his wonderful Five Rückert Songs – before treating us to the rare delights of Antonín Dvořák’s song cycle Gypsy Songs. Her album concludes with even more seldom-heard selections from the many lovely Swedish-language songs of Finnish master Jean Sibelius.
‘The world has been waiting for this voice for a long time – one that reminds you of how capable the human voice is of creating something of absolute beauty. Jamie pours all of her heart into every phrase of this deeply personal debut album. You will be utterly transported.’ – Joyce DiDonato
Reviews
A gorgeous debut from the 2013 Cardiff Singer of the World. Her rich, soulful mezzo draws out Mahler’s dark colours and soars in Sibelius’s snowy miniatures. Rebecca Franks
Anyone who watched Jamie Barton sail serenely to victory at 2013’s Cardiff Singer of the World competition will know what a fine singer she is. This debut recital from Delos only underlines the fact. The voice is rich, generous and vibrant, big but beautifully controlled, impeccably smooth throughout its range. It’s the sort of instrument you could listen to all day, in any sort of repertoire. She’s an intelligent, sensitive musician too, and evidently a good programme-builder, here offering Dvořák and Sibelius to complement her Mahler. ... This really is an exciting talent, and a terrific disc. Hugo Shirley
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