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He worked for the network’s website and offered assistance if the television side needed some.Rather than provide a scouting report on the agent, Gowdy (who, as the son of the broadcaster “We put him through the washing machine, so to speak,” Gowdy said. It would be weird if I was considering the job and business that I’ve chosen. He writes poetry and responds strongly to nature. “Girls” star Allison Williams has to keep reminding photographers her brother, Doug Williams, isn’t her fiancé. Douglas Williams trained at the New England Conservatory with Edward Zambara and the Yale School of Music with James Taylor. I’ve had very little to do with this.”But of course, critics will say he had plenty to do with it. “Facts, figures, styles. “Only because I want him to have a relationship with his viewers and with Mets fans and New York sports fans. He has worked with maestros Stefan Asbury, Justin Brown, Jane Glover, Pablo Heras-Casado, Nicholas McGegan, David Alan Miller, John Nelson, Helmut Rilling, Christophe Rousset, Sir Neville Mariner, Christopher Warren-Green, Bruno Weil, and Sir David Wilcocks.In recital Douglas Williams appeared at the 2013 Ojai Music Festival singing works by Ives and Cowell, and the Tanglewood Music Center as a Fellow in 2011 and 2012 in a wide variety of song repertoire. He has been a Fellow of the Tanglewood Music Center, the Carmel Bach Festival, and a post-graduate Fellow of the Yale School of Music. His repertoire reaches over four centuries, being a sought-after interpreter of Monteverdi, Handel, Bach, and Mozart, in addition to the romantic and modern eras.On the stage Douglas Williams is consistently praised for his demeanor as an actor and mover. And he formed it all into his own.”“He is so far ahead of where I was at his age,” he continued.Doug Williams allowed that he was listening to someone else, too.“I was just watching him; he was on, so I watched him for pretty much my whole life,” Doug said of his father. His postwork routine usually involves watching old episodes of “The Office,” not hitting the town.“I like to say that I live a 30s life in my 20s,” he said. It’s all about New York sports.“I know that I’m not nearly toward the level of fame that they are,” he said. View Douglas Williams’ profile on LinkedIn, the world's largest professional community. In contemporary chamber music he has sung with the MET Opera Chamber Ensemble, the Biava Quartet, Ensemble Signal, Sound Icon, and the Southwest Chamber Music Society.His communicative vocal style and interest in synthesizing dramatic action with musical gesture is heavily influenced from many projects with the conductor and lutenist Stephen Stubbs, a collaboration begun in 2003. I picture people watching and maybe thinking, ‘This guy is only here because of his family.’”“In my opinion,” he said, “if you keep watching you’ll find out, I think, I’m where I should be.”Another Williams Takes His Turn Before the Camera, at SNYDoug Williams preparing for his daily show, “SportsNite.”“SportsNite” often goes head-to-head against some MSNBC’s “The 11th Hour,” the top-rated news show at 11 p.m. that happens to be hosted by Doug’s father, Brian Williams.The Williams’s family, from left, Brian, Allison, Jane and Douglas, at a party following the premiere of HBO’s “Girls” third season in January 2014.

They text each other or get on the phone in the wee hours, after they have both gone off the air. The bass-baritone Douglas Williams has received international acclaim for his expressivity, outstanding stage presence, and generous vocal tone.

In opera, concert, chamber music, and musical theater he is recognized for his versatility and range both vocally and dramatically, and this has brought him into collaboration with some of the great artists, composers, and directors of our time.