Eamonn Dougan (Baritone)

Born: Bromley, Kent, England

The English baritone, Eamonn Dougan, studied at New College, Oxford as a choral scholar before going on to become a lay-clerk. Next term he begins a postgraduate singing diploma at the Guildhall School where he will study with Susan McCulloch.

With New College Choir, Eamonn Dougan has made numerous recordings and toured widely with The King’s Consort and The Academy of Ancient Music, including solo work. He is co-founder of the Oxford Festival of English Song and directs the period ensemble La Contenance Angloise. Recent solo engagements have included Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem at St John’s Smith Square, broadcast on Classic FM, and the complete songs of Peter Warlock. Future plans include Schubert’s Die Schöne Müllerin in the Holywell Music Room and a series of programmes investigating the French chanson.

Among the singers who have studied with him and/or attended his master-classes: Mariana Rodrigues (Soprano).

Sources:
New Chamber Opera Website
Contributed by Aryeh Oron (April 2003)

Recordings of Bach Cantatas & Other Vocal Works

Conductor

As

Works

Harry Christophers

Bass

BWV 79, BWV 102, BWV 233, BWV 235, BWV 236

Harry Christophers

Bass

Member of The Sixteen:
V-7 (2013): BWV 235, BWV 102, BWV 233
V-8 (2013): BWV 236, BWV 79, BWV 234

Edward Higginbottom

Bass

BWV 245

Jeffrey Skidmore

Bass

BWV 244 [Christus, sung in English]

Links to other Sites

Eamonn Dougan - Baritone (NCO)