Here is a link for those of you who would like to catch Paul's performance. The broadcast will be June 2nd at 7:30pm, UK time.

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Recorded live in concert at the Watford Coliseum, Paul Austin Kelly performs the beloved tenor aria “Una furtiva lagrima” from the Donizetti opera “L’elisir d’amore” (The Elixir of Love). Returning to his popular music roots, Mr. Kelly also sings the classic Broadway show tune. . .


“The Song is You” by famed composer and fellow New Yorker Jerome Kern. The long-running BBC Radio 2 show is hosted by Brian Kay
and features the superb BBC Concert Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Pope.

Paul Austin Kelly earned high praise for his recent Opera Ireland debut in Rossini’s "La Cenerentola:”

“Kelly had a princely generosity of manner, easy high notes and a never-failing musicality which made his presence a pleasure from beginning to end. It’s been a long time since Opera Ireland has fielded a tenor of such style and class”. (Michael Dervan, THE IRISH TIMES)

Paul Austin Kelly is well known to British opera audiences since making his Glyndebourne debut during the 1994-95 season. It was then he fell in love with the surrounding region and decided to settle in East Sussex with his family. His many UK engagements have brought him to Covent Garden, the Edinburgh Festival, as well as performances with the Welsh National Opera and Opera Holland Park among others. He has also made numerous appearances on the BBC Radio 3 programme “In Tune”.

The always-surprising Paul Austin Kelly leads an unexpected parallel life as a singer and songwriter of music for children. As the founder of Walking Oliver, the award-winning children’s music label, he has brought together a rainbow of musical influences to create innovative, quality musical entertainment for young people. Learn more about Mr. Kelly’s music for children on-line at www.WalkingOliver.com

George Burles
Public Relations, New York City
Tel: 718 706 1105

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