Jonathan Antoine

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Jonathan Antoine (born 13 January 1995) is a classically trained English tenor.

He rose to fame after appearing on the sixth series of Britain's Got Talent in 2012 as one half of the classical pair Jonathan and Charlotte.

He went solo and his debut album Tenore was released in the United Kingdom on October 13, 2014, his sequel to Believe being released on August 19th.

Early life

In Hainault, Essex, Antoine was born to John, a police officer, and Tracy, a housewife. Charlotte is his older sister.

Antoine attended West Hatch High School in Chigwell at the age of 11, met singing coach Jenny Ewington and head of music Ginette Brown. "I started taking lessons with Mrs Ewington and just got to it," he said. It was so nurturing. She was inspiring and she became a fantastic friend." After Antoine's voice died around the age of 13, Ewington selected "Bring Him Home" from Les Misérables for him to appear at the 2010 Stratford and East London Music Festival, where he was named Young Musician of The Year. As part of the Rotary Youth Makes Music festival in London in 2011, he sang "Ave Maria." Antoine auditioned for a junior position at London's four top music conservatories at 14. He attended all of them, and he chose the Royal Academy of Music. Brown at West Hatch invited him to perform to help him overcome his shyness. "Jonathan came into his own," she said. "All the students would see him and say that he had the most elographic voice."

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Career

Antoine performed "The Prayer" at Ginette Brown's wedding in 2011. The duo Charlotte and Jonathan were conceived at the same time.

An audition video of the pair was sent to the Talent show Britain's Got Talent in 2012. In the series 6 auditions held in London, which were broadcast on March 24, 2012, Antoine and Jaconelli appeared together. They sang "The Prayer" and advanced to the semi-final round, which was held on May 7th, 2012. The pair performed "Caruso," written by Lucio Dalla, and advanced to the final round. They were the 11th act to appear in the final round, which was held on May 12th, 2012, and they performed "The Prayer." They received a standing ovation and finished second behind the dancing dog show Ashleigh and Pudsey.

It was revealed on May 13, 2012, the day after the Britain's Got Talent final, that Simon Cowell was in talks to give the duo a £1 million recording deal with his record label, Syco. On September 24, 2012 in the United Kingdom and on October 30 in the United States, they were offered a deal and released Together, their debut album. Perhaps Love, their second album, was released on October 14, 2013 after going from SyCo/Columbia Records to Sony Classical, their second album, Perhaps Love, was released on October 14th. It was referred to as an album of covers that also contained classical songs and interpretations of modern songs.

The pair split up in February 2014 after both were offered solo record contracts. They wrote a note on their website, saying, "Welcome is a writer from the United States."

Antoine appeared on an album pre-release tour of the United Kingdom, as well as a appearance at the closing concert of iTunes Festival 2014 at Plácido Domingo's invitation. He began his career as a solo performer in the United States and appeared at the 2014 Muhammad Ali Celebrity Fight Night in Arizona, California, and Florida.

Tenore, Antoine's debut solo album (Italian for Tenor), was released in the United Kingdom on October 13th, 2014. It includes a collection of classic songs as well as arias. Anna Barry, who has worked with Andrea Bocelli, José Carreras, the Kirov Opera, and Andrew Lloyd Webber, produced the album. "Here is a new star on the vocal scene, and his first solo album attests to his innate talent," one reviewer said. In time for Mother's Day 2016 in the United Kingdom, Antoine added two previously unreleased tracks to his Tenore list on Amazon and iTunes.

Believe, Antoine's second album, was released on August 19th. The album includes classical arias by Puccini, as well as a version of Leonard Cohen's classic "Hallelujah" and new music by British classical composer Chris Broom, with whom Antoine co-wrote) the song "A New Tomorrow." On its debut, the album received lauding remarks. "His voice is very versatile, sufficiently strong, and has a velvety, creamy sound that is quite unique," Robert Cummings said.

Antoine performed his first solo concert in the United States in the Fred Kavli Theatre in Thousand Oaks, California, on September 15, 2018. He appeared at the Winter Garden Theatre in Canada in a three-part performance called Beyond the Curtain, in which he performed Disney songs, American Songbook classics, and opera arias, including singing "Nessun Dorma" for the first time.

In May 2021, he announced that he would be releasing a version of Dianne Warren's 2021 hit "Io s (Seen)" in 2021.

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