"In the
Beginning"
by Jake Heggie, from Of Gods
and Cats
Live from The Front Row (KUHF,
Houston NPR) - 1/7/2009
"Des Antonius von Padua
Fischpredict"
(St. Anthony's Sermon to the
Fish)
by Gustav Mahler, from Des
Knaben Wunderhorn
Live from The Front Row (KUHF,
Houston NPR) - 1/7/2009
"Uzh gasli fkomnah takh ogni"
(The Lights in the Room Were
Dim)
by Pyotr Tchaikovsky
Live from The Front Row (KUHF,
Houston NPR) - 1/7/2009
"Give him ths orchid"
by Benjamin Britten from THE
RAPE OF LUCRETIA
Jamie Barton, mezzo-soprano;
Keith Weber, piano
Recit and Aria:
"Iris, hence away!"
by Handel from SEMELE
Jamie Barton, mezzo-soprano;
Keith Weber, piano
"Summer in Ohio"
by Jason Robert Brown from THE
LAST 5 YEARS
Jamie Barton, mezzo-soprano;
Joseph Li, piano (Recorded for
KUHF in Houston, TX)
"Something
wonderful"
From THE KING AND I, sung as an
encore at the opening recital
for the Marilyn Horne
Foundation's ON WINGS OF SONG
recital series - October 7,
2007. (Jamie Barton,
mezzo-soprano; Kathleen Kelly,
piano)
"Big
Sister Says, 1967 (A Honky-Tonk)"
By
Libby Larsen, sung at the
opening recital for the Marilyn
Horne Foundation's ON WINGS OF
SONG recital series - October 7,
2007 (Jamie Barton,
mezzo-soprano; Kathleen Kelly,
piano)
Hansel and Gretel
(Indiana University Opera
Theatre)
La Cenerentola (Indiana
University Opera Theatre)
HMS Pinafore (Indiana
University Opera Theatre)
Our Town [world premiere
performance, composer - Ned
Rorem] (Indiana University Opera
Theatre)
With Frederica von Stade at the
premiere of Jake Heggie's LAST
ACTS
With Evelyn Lear
With
Mary Ann Hart/Maestro Marco
Armiliato after the Met Opera National
Council Awards Competition
With James Levine
Recent Press
Marilyn Horne Foundation "On Wings of Song" Recital: Weill Hall
"Her lovely, rich voice was perfectly suited to Mahler's score. Because of her experience in the world of opera, she was able to handle the interpretive details of the many verses of this folk sermon. ...Later in the program, she gave a fine account of "Songs of Wonderment and Love," a set of three beautifully crafted pieces by the American composer Richard Hundley (b. 1931). And she tickled our collective funny bone with "Of Gods and Cats," two short songs by Jake Heggie (b. 1961) with texts by Gavin Dillard."
- The New York Amsterdam News
Ars Lyrica: Legendary Lovers
"The gleaming sound of soprano Ava Pine and Houston Grand Opera Studio mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton rang radiantly in front of the group of violinists, Baroque flute, harpsichordist, Baroque cello/viola da gamba player and violone. ...Barton was pensive then brilliant in Priva son d'ogni conforto (Deprived of all comfort) and Non ha più che temere (I have nothing more to fear)."
- Houston Chronicle
Aspen Music Festival
Hansel and Gretel, 2008
"...Mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton came close to stealing the show with her over-the-top witch." - Aspen Times
