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July 24, 27, and 28 @ 7pm

The Witch

Hansel and Gretel

Aspen Music Festival

September 19, 2008

Legendary Lovers

Ars Lyrica

November 2008

Ursule

Beatrice and Benedict (in English, 2nd cast)

Houston Grand Opera

January 20, 2009 @ 5:30pm

Recital at Weill Hall

The Song Continues...2009

The Marilyn Horne Foundation

February 12, 2009

Taste This!

An HGO Studio event

Audio | Images

Audio

"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)

 

Recit: "He Chose a Mournful Muse"

Aria: "He Sung Darius Great and Good"

From Handel's ALEXANDER'S FEAST

Barron Breland, conductor

 

"Son Nata a Lagrima"

Duetto from GIULIO CESARE

Jamie Barton, mezzo-soprano (Cornelia); Masha Markina, mezzo-soprano (Sesto); Grant Loehnig, 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)

 

The Witches aria

From Hansel und Gretel, sung at the 2007 Metropolitan Opera National Council Competition.  Maestro Marco Armiliato, conductor; Metropolitan Opera Orchestra

 

Headshots

 

Photos

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

Opera Theatre of Saint Louis

Madame Butterfly, 2008

"Mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton was a sensitive, supportive Suzuki who made every glance and gesture meaningful. Her voice is a gorgeous, mellow instrument. She and [Kelly] Kaduce blended perfectly in the Flower Duet."
- STLToday.com

"Both vocally and dramatically, Jamie Barton is an appealing Suzuki."
- The Dallas Morning News

"Mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton delivers another powerful performance as Cio-Cio-san’s loyal servant..."
- The Ladue News

Opera Theatre of Saint Louis

La Traviata, 2007

“Gerdine Young Artists provided a richly varied ensemble of sharply drawn characters… rich-voiced Jamie Barton was the dutiful, no-nonsense Annina.”
- Opera News

Tanglewood Music Center

2007

“Mezzo-soprano and [Tanglewood Music Center] fellow Jamie Barton gave an impressive performance of Olly Wilson’s 1976 Sometimes, for voice and tape, a haunting piece based on the spiritual “Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child.”
- ArtsBeat

“[Olly] Wilson’s work, a wide-ranging set of variations, expansions and fragmentations within a texture of swirling recorded voices and electronic sounds, was sung with gospel-powered fervor by Jamie Barton, a mezzo-soprano.”
- New York Times

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