Jamie Farrow

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Primary Skill:

Tenor

Nationality:

British

Country:

United Kingdom

Languages (fluent):

English

Opera

TBC

Orphée aux enfers (Offenbach)

David Seligman Opera School (Dir. Deborah Cohen)

2026

Alfredo Germont

La Traviata (Verdi)

Duchy Opera

2025

Il Conte d'Almaviva

Il Barbiere di Siviglia - 'Ah, qual colpo' (Rossini)

WNO/RWCMD Opera Gala

2025

Tamino

Die Zauberflote - No 12. Quintet 'Wie, wie, wie!' (Mozart)

WNO/RWCMD Opera Gala

2025

Le Remendado

Carmen - Act 2 Quintet (Bizet)

WNO/RWCMD Opera Gala

2025

Frank

Die Fledermaus - Act 2 'Bruderlein, Schwesterlein' (J. Strauss)

WNO/RWMCD Opera Gala

2025

Alfred

Die Fledermaus - No.15 'Iche Stehe Voll Zagen' (Johann Strauss II)

David Seligman Opera School

2025

El Remendado

Carment - Act 2 Quintet (Bizet)

David Seligman Opera School

2025

The Magician (Nika Magadoff)

The Consul (Menotti)

David Seligman Opera School

2025

Lippo Fiorentino

Street Scene - Ice Cream Sextet (Kurt Weill)

RWCMD Opera Scenes (Dir. Dafydd Hall William)

2025

Jupiter

Orphée aux enfers (Offenbach)

RWCMD Opera Scenes (Dir. Dafydd Hall Williams)

2025

Flute

A Midsummer Night's Dream (Britten)

RWCMD. Director: Matthew Eberhardt

2024

1 st Tenor Chorus, Herald, Quattro Medici

La Bella Dormente Nel Bosco (Respighi)

RWCMD. MD: Carlo Rizzi. Dir: Caroline Clegg

2024

Contemporary Opera

Steve

Ned Kelly - Act 1 Scene 4 (Luke Styles)

David Seligman Opera School

2025

Oratorio/Concerts

Concert soloist

A Lunctime of Italian Opera (Various including Puccini, Verdi and Rossini)

Midlands Chamber Players

2026

Soloist for concert

The Magic of Opera and Song (Various)

Midlands Chamber Players

2025

Discography

Soloist

The Fields of Praise (William Mathias)

RWCMD

2025

Covered Covered & Performed Scenes Premiere of New Work Concert COVID-cancelled

RWCMD A Midsummer Night's Dream 2024. Photo: Kirsten McTernan Photography

RWCMD Opera Scenes - January 2025. Photo: Kirsten McTernan Photography

PGDip Advance Performance (Opera)

Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

2025–2026

MMus Vocal Performance

Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

2023–2025

BMus Music

University of Birmingham

2018–2021

Jamie began his singing journey with Berkshire Youth Choir and then went on to sing with The National Youth Choir of Great Britain, the NYC Chamber Choir and the Rudolfus Choir. He spent a year as Tenor Choral Scholar at Exeter Cathedral Choir, performing alongside Tenebrae, before obtaining a First-class Music degree from the University of Birmingham. During his time in Birmingham, Jamie was Tenor lay clerk at both Birmingham Cathedrals and a Tenor Scholar with the CBSO under Simon Halsey (Tippet’s A Child of Our Time, Deutsche Grammophon 2019). Jamie has also recorded several albums as a backing vocalist for Katherine Jenkins.
Jamie graduated in July 2025 with a Masters in Vocal Performance from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, having studied with James Gilchrist. Jamie enjoyed a variety of opportunities at RWCMD including ‘Flute’ in Britten’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Chorus and one of the ‘Quattro Medici’ in Respighi’s La bella dormente nel bosco; ‘Lippo Fiorentino’ in Kurt Weill’s Street Scene. In Summer 2025, Jamie made a role debut as ‘Alfredo’ in Verdi’s La Traviata with both Duchy Opera and Park House Opera.
Jamie is also a studio artist, creating the first studio recording of William Mathias’ Fields of Praise song cycle in April 2025. Jamie has a place to continue his opera studies in September in the David Seligman Opera School, under the guidance of James Gilchrist and Adrian Thompson. His studies will be generously supported by Help Musicians as a Sybil Tutton Opera Award Holder.

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