Bryn Terfel interview: 'Being an opera singer is easy' Bryn Terfel, the world’s most in-demand baritone, barely has a day off in the next five years. Which makes for a difficult home life, he tells ...

The bass-baritone Bryn Terfel returned to the Met for the first time in 13 years, alongside Sondra Radvanovsky, one of the great Toscas of our time. By Joshua Barone The booming bass-baritone stars in ...

Opera singer Bryn Terfel’s latest album was recorded just weeks after the break-up of his marriage and was an “emotional experience”. The bass baritone spent a week in Salt Lake City with the ...

Bryn Terfel interview: 'Being an opera singer is easy' Bryn Terfel, the world’s most in-demand baritone, barely has a day off in the next five years. Which makes for a difficult home life, he tells ...

OPERA star Bryn Terfel last night masterminded a superb opera gala. As well as singing himself at “BrynFest” at London’s Royal Festival Hall, he welcomed special guests soprano Oksana Dyka, ...

Lifestyle Showbiz Bryn Terfel Bryn Terfel returns to the Royal Opera House stage BRYN TERFEL is returning to the Royal Opera House stage next week in his second outing as The Flying Dutchman.

The Welsh bass-baritone has been forced to withdraw from an upcoming appearance at New York’s Metropolitan Opera, after breaking his ankle during a production. The bass-baritone reportedly broke his ...

Welsh bass-baritone singer Bryn Terfel is the bad boy superstar of the opera world. His new record, Bad Boys, pulls together some of the best evil roles in opera and musical theater — from traditional ...

Terfel sounds wonderful and is deeply touching as the elderly bachelor in Damiano Michieletto’s overly fussy, modern-dress staging Damiano Michieletto’s Royal Opera staging of Donizetti’s Don Pasquale ...

Reporting from New York — — On a cool autumn afternoon, Bryn Terfel was sitting in the plaza outside the Metropolitan Opera House, talking golf. He was wearing black running pants and a jersey ...

Bryn Terfel is every opera fan’s favourite something. Their favourite Figaro, Scarpia, Wotan, Hans Sachs, Falstaff, Sweeney Todd – everything that voice touches turns to molten gold. The Welsh ...