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James Way - "Horse with wheel"
From the English Concert on YouTube: “Handel - The Philanthropist,” a concert featuring Dame Sarah Connolly, Sophie Bevan, Soraya Mafi, and James Way singing selections from Solomon and Handel’s “Foundling Anthem.”
This is the first—a free teaser concert—in a livestreamed series being billed as “Britain’s Orpheus.” If you enjoy it, consider buying tickets to the other concerts, and/or making a donation to the orchestra’s Musicians’ Fund.
alternate universe where mikey way went by james and we just had to exist with “gerard and james way”
also happy birthday james way
I love James Wan's directing in the Conjuring. So good.
James Wan does horror so well. Horror movies can be so bland, have boring plots, rely on jump scares, and have lazy directing. I’ve never seen that in the horror movies James has directed. He always finds ways to direct a scene so it’s on another level from other horror movies. The obvious example of that is the basement scene from The Conjuring scene. It’s just horrifying to watch, and not because it just had a bunch of jump scares.
I love horror movies, so I’m happy to have so many good horror movies coming out lately.
James Way
Concert, Trevor Pinnock, Zürcher Sing-Akademie, Freiburger Barockorchester @ Victoria Hall, Geneva, 2019-12-13 — G.F. Handel: Messiah, HWV 56
Concert review, ★★★★, Trevor Pinnock, Zürcher Sing-Akademie, Freiburger Barockorchester, Rachel Redmond, Claudia Huckle, James Way, Ashley Riches @ Victoria Hall, Geneva, 2019-12-13 — George Frideric Handel: Oratorio "Messiah", HWV 56
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James Way, Sacramento, California
2011, 2016
'A Woman's Life and Love' : drama and poetry in music and song at The Devon Song Festival
‘A Woman’s Life and Love’ : drama and poetry in music and song at The Devon Song Festival
Natalie Burch A passion for the drama and poetry of music and song, has inspired Natalie Burch to create the first Devon Song Festival. (more…)
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