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Brian Bannatyne-Scott

Scottish bass Brian Bannatyne-Scott lives in Edinburgh. His repertoire is wide and he sings in several languages, working internationally in opera and also giving recitals. His recordings include releases on his own label, BBS Records.

Further information: bannatynescott.co.uk

 

A selection of articles about Brian Bannatyne-Scott

CD Spotlight. Songs of Stevenson - Roderic Dunnett listens to a recital by Scottish bass Brian Bannatyne-Scott. '... a notably original disc ... well worth exploring.'

Ensemble. Passionate Sympathy - Another take on Opera North's 'Peter Grimes', by Mike Wheeler

Getting the bird - Roderic Dunnett looks back with delight at Longborough Festival Opera's new production of Wagner's Siegfried

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