EPISODE · Jun 10, 2022 · 21 MIN
Haydn James. A life in music and rugby
from TudoRama · host Tudor Rickards
Send us Fan MailHayden James has the daunting task of arranging and conducting seventy five thousand singers and up to forty choirs at the international matches at the Millennium Stadium. He talks to Tudor about his career and his experiences with performers such as Tom Jones, Katherine Jenkins, Sir Geraint Evans, and others he refers to as the Welsh Mafia or Tafia.Haydn explores the factors which contributed to the culture of choral singing in Wales, and how amateur choristers can respond to a top professional artist to reach a peak performance.Stay up-to-date with all of Tudor's podcasts, blogs and current affairs commentary by signing up to our newsletter! Email [email protected] to sign up!Follow Tudor on Twitter @TudortweetFollow Tudor's blogs:everydaycreativity.ukleaderswedeserve.wordpress.com
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Send us Fan Mail Hayden James has the daunting task of arranging and conducting seventy five thousand singers and up to forty choirs at the international matches at the Millennium Stadium. He talks to Tudor about his career and his experiences with performers such as Tom Jones, Katherine Jenkins, Sir Geraint Evans, and others he refers to as the Welsh Mafia or Tafia. Haydn explores the factors which contributed to the culture of choral singing in Wales, and how amateur choristers can respond ...
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