Bryn Terfel

...of the talking points on the show. Host Graham Norton produced a copy of the weekend magazine and then made fun of opera star Bryn Terfel - suggesting he did not deserve his place at number 2. Gilbert made it to number six. Gilbert, 41,...

In this article: Shirley Bassey, Rhod Gilbert, Michael Sheen, BBC Radio Wales, Graham Norton, Hollywood, and Big Spender

...album and it is laden with top-name Welsh talent. Composer Karl Jenkins produced the album, which includes appearances from singer Bryn Terfel, harpist Catrin Finch and a hand-picked choir of the top Welsh choral voices culled from the...

In this article: Rhydian Roberts, X Factor, Simon Cowell, Syco, Catrin Finch, and Wales

...reached GBP1,135,474 at the end of Friday night, but organisers said this would not be the final figure. A host of stars, including Bryn Terfel and Stereophonics took to the stage at the Wales Millennium Centre. Meanwhile, a Strictly...

In this article: Lucy Owen, Rhodri Owen, and Wales Millennium Centre

...to the stage in a concert at the Wales Millennium Centre in aid of Children in Need. Only Men Aloud!, Stereophonics, opera singer Bryn Terfel and Swansea's Bonnie Tyler top the billing. Other performers include Cerys Matthews,...

In this article: BBC Radio Wales, Derek Brockway, Lucy Owen, Jamie Owen, Bonnie Tyler, Cerys Matthews, Wales Today, BBC One Wales, and BBC Radio Cymru

Navigation - link to other main sections from here Bryn Terfel: Bad Boys at St David's Hall, Cardiff Tenors play lovers; basses play villains. It's not an infallible rule, but close. So Bryn Terfel, that Welsh man-mountain of a...

In this article: Cardiff, St David's Hall, Mephistopheles, Don Giovanni, Faust, It Ain't Necessarily So, Sweeney Todd, Tosca, and Otello

...Hall, Cardiff Nov 11 2009 by Mike Smith, Western Mail THE Devil may not have all the best tunes but when Bryn Terfel is in satanic form he certainly has the finest singing. His concert tour is a feisty mixture of arias sung by the great...

In this article: Cardiff, St David's Hall, Mephistopheles, Faust, Sweeney Todd, L'elisir d'amore, Mefistofele, and Der Freischutz

Music review: Bryn Terfel's Bad Boys, St David's Hall, Cardiff ON the face of it, Bryn Terfel portraying some of opera's nastiest characters was good idea. But for me, it was nothing more than a commercial gimmick designed to fill...

In this article: Cardiff, St David's Hall, Sweeney Todd, Tosca, Otello, and L'elisir d'amore

The golden boy of opera is revealing a darker streak with his latest album. Bryn Terfel tells Matt Thomas why he is celebrating the music world's more dubious characters TAKING in two Satans, a conman, a cannibal barber and a drug dealer,...

In this article: Stephen Sondheim, Sweeney Todd, Cardiff, Danny Boy, It Ain't Necessarily So, Welsh National Opera, Sweeney Todd, L'elisir d'amore, and Die Meistersinger

...I am sensitive, please take me to Sting. Thirdly: Slow Attack, Brett Anderson. Hooray! As a sweet antidote to the poison of Sumner and Terfel, please welcome swoopy-voiced androgynous 90s hearthrob, Mr Anderson! Well, nearly. It's...

In this article: Sting, Souffle, Waste, and Bob Marley

The bass-baritone talks about playing the villain and playing golf Bryn Terfel Photo: Mat Hennek - Deutsche Grammophon The Bryn Terfel who glowers from the sleeve of his new CD, Bad Boys, looks like he's about to leap out of the picture...

In this article: Sweeney Todd, Stephen Sondheim, Jean Valjean, Mefistofele, Les Miserables, Mephistopheles, and Don Giovanni