Gwyn Hughes Jones
Gwyn Hughes Jones (born 25 October 1969) is a Welsh operatic tenor, best known for his leading roles in romantic Italian operatic repertoire.
Doniau'r Ynys
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Verdi: Macbeth
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Macbeth: Prelude - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act III, A Dark Cave: Three times the tom-cat has yowled its cry of love (Witches) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 1, A Wood: Welcome sisters, it is late (Witches) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act III, A Dark Cave: Ballet. I. - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 1, A Wood: Strange that this glorious day is drowned in darkness! (Macbeth, Banquo, Witches) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act III, A Dark Cave: Ballet. II. - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 1, A Wood: Hail, Macbeth! (Messengers, Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act III, A Dark Cave: Ballet. III. - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 1, A Wood: A double prophecy comes to fruition (Macbeth, Banquo, Messenger) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act III, A Dark Cave: Gran scena of the Apparitions. "I will call them, but I dread what they may tell me" (Macbeth, Witc - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 1, A Wood: Now they are leaving us! (Witches) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act III, A Dark Cave: From the lowest and highest of regions (Witches, Macbeth, Apparitions) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: I met them on the very day of my triumph… (Lady Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act III, A Dark Cave: Distant Music! What magic is this? (Macbeth, Witches) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: Come! I'll inspire you to do the deed! (Lady Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act III, A Dark Cave: Come, all ye sirens (Witches) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: His Royal Highness is coming here this evening (Servant, Lady Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act III, A Dark Cave: Where am I? They've vanished… (Macbeth, Herald, Lady Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: Assist me, you spirits of carnage and corruption (Lady Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act III, A Dark Cave: Now is the hour of revenge and murder (Macbeth, Lady Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: My noble lady! (Macbeth, Lady Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act IV Scene 1, A Deserted Place on the Border between Scotland and England: Land of torture! Land of terror! (Scottish R - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: Rustic music announcing the arrival of the King - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act IV Scene 1, A Deserted Place on the Border between Scotland and England: O, my children, my darling children! (Macduf - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: Go and inform my lady that she should tell me (Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act IV Scene 1, A Deserted Place on the Border between Scotland and England: Where was your loving father? (Macduff) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: You steal away from me (Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act IV Scene 1, A Deserted Place on the Border between Scotland and England: What is this, What is this forest? (Malcom, - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: Now the whole world is sleeping (Lady Macbeth, Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act IV Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: The Great Sleepwalking Scene. Introduction - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: Did you not hear it, a mournful sigh (Macbeth, Lady Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act IV Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: Two nights we've watched and waited (Doctor, Lady-in-Waiting) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: A voice spoke within me, unearthly and hollow (Macbeth, Lady Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: Now make haste! Take back the dagger… (Lady Macbeth, Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: I must hurry. he bade me wake him early (Macduff, Banquo) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: Oh horror! Oh horror! Oh horror! (Macduff, Banquo, Lady Macbeth, Macbeth, Malc - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: He is gaping in horror and terror (All) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act I Scene 2, A Hall in Macbeth's Castle: Hear our prayer, merciful father in Heaven (All) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act II Scene 1, A Room in Macbeth's Castle: Why do you spurn me…? (Lady Macbeth, Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act II Scene 1, A Room in Macbeth's Castle: Daylight is fading (Lady Macbeth) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act II Scene 2, A Park: Who told you to join us here? (Assassins) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act II Scene 2, A Park: My son, be wary, be cautious! (Banquo) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act II Scene 2, A Park: Black is the night, as black as death (Banquo) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act II Scene 3, A Magnificent Hall: Long live the King! (Chorus, Macbeth, Lady Macbeth, Lady-in-Waiting, Macduff) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act II Scene 3, A Magnificent Hall: Come fill your glasses (Lady Macbeth, Lady-in-Waiting, Macduff, Chorus) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act II Scene 3, A Magnificent Hall: You have blood upon your face (Macbeth, Assassin) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act II Scene 3, A Magnificent Hall: You deserted us, my husband (Lady Macbeth, Macbeth, Lady-in-Waiting, Macduff, Chorus) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act II Scene 3: Come fill your glasses (Lady Macbeth, Lady-in-Waiting, Macduff, Chorus) [II] - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act II Scene 3, A Magnificent Hall: No! Leave me, you devil! (Macbeth, Lady-in-Waiting, Macduff, Chorus) - Verdi: Macbeth -
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Macbeth, Act II Scene 3, A Magnificent Hall: Blood must flow… The ghost demands it (Macbeth, Lady-in-Waiting, Chorus, Lady Macbeth - Verdi: Macbeth -
Gwyn Hughes Jones
Canu'r Cymry
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The Magic Flute, K. 620: I'm sure that there could never be - Great Operatic Arias, Vol. 19 -
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The Marriage of Figaro, K. 492: Here's an end to your life as a rover - Great Operatic Arias, Vol. 19 -
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Falstaff: I'm dreaming? Or is this true? - Great Operatic Arias, Vol. 19 -
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Don Carlos: Listen! - God who has brought us together - Great Operatic Arias, Vol. 19 -
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Macbeth: Treachery! - When you are old and full of tears - Great Operatic Arias, Vol. 19 -
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Don Govanni, K. 527: Little lady! Here's a list I've assembled - Great Operatic Arias, Vol. 19 -
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The Marriage of Figaro, K. 492: Bravo, my lord and master - So little master, you're dressed to go dancing - Great Operatic Arias, Vol. 19 -
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La Traviata: You are Violetta Valery? - I have a daughter sent from God - Great Operatic Arias, Vol. 19 -
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The Magic Flute, K. 620: A man in search of truth and beauty - Great Operatic Arias, Vol. 19 -
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Don Govanni, K. 527: Now that the wine has stopped them from thinking - Great Operatic Arias, Vol. 19 -
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Don Govanni, K. 527: Come softly to your window - Great Operatic Arias, Vol. 19 -
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Don Carlos: I'm here, Carlos! - My last day has dawned for ever - Great Operatic Arias, Vol. 19 -
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The Magic Flute, K. 620: Pa-pa-ge-na - Great Operatic Arias, Vol. 19 -
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Knickerbocker Holiday: September Song - Great Operatic Arias, Vol. 19 -
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