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John Hudson ( - )

Male Person - United Kingdom British tenor

On Recordings (13)

Vocals

  1. Brindisi (La traviata) 2:53 Lesley Garrett (1998) tenor vocals
  2. La Traviata: Brindisi 2:55 Lesley Garrett, John Hudson, London Voices, BBC Concert Orchestra, Peter Robinson (1999) tenor vocals
  3. Blooming Heather 4:47 Kate Rusby (28 Jul 2007)
  4. Libiamo ne’ lieti calici (from La traviata) 2:54 Lesley Garrett, John Hudson, London Voices, BBC Concert Orchestra (28 Feb 2010) tenor vocals
  5. The Kingdom, op. 51: I. In the Upper Room. ''Seek first the Kingdom of God'' 8:08 Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder, Hallé Choir (2010) tenor vocals
  6. The Kingdom, op. 51: I. In the Upper Room. ''Men and brethren'' 5:30 Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder, Hallé Choir (2010) tenor vocals
  7. The Kingdom, op. 51: III. Pentecost. ''And when the day of Pentecost'' 5:09 Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder, Hallé Choir (2010) tenor vocals, other vocals
  8. The Kingdom, op. 51: IV. The Sign of Healing. ''Unto you that fear his name'' 2:51 Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder, Hallé Choir (2010) solo, tenor vocals
  9. The Kingdom, op. 51: V. The Upper Room. ''Thou, Almighty Lord" 5:35 Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder, Hallé Choir (2010) tenor vocals
  10. The Kingdom, op. 51: V. The Upper Room. ''Our Father'' 5:28 Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder, Hallé Choir (2010) tenor vocals
  11. The Kingdom, op. 51: III. Pentecost. ''And suddenly there came from heaven'' 4:41 Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder, Hallé Choir (2010) tenor vocals
  12. The Kingdom, op. 51: V. The Upper Room. ''The voice of Joy'' 6:01 Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder, Hallé Choir (2010) tenor vocals
  13. In the Upper Room: Men and Brethren 5:30 Susan Bickley, Hallé Choir, John Hudson, Iain Paterson, Claire Rutter, Sir Mark Elder (2011) tenor vocals

Credited as (3)

  1. Lesley Garrett, John Hudson, London Voices, BBC Concert Orchestra, Peter Robinson
  2. Lesley Garrett, John Hudson, London Voices, BBC Concert Orchestra
  3. Susan Bickley, Hallé Choir, John Hudson, Iain Paterson, Claire Rutter, Sir Mark Elder