It's The Singing, Stupid
A few singers have told me they can’t afford to consistently study with a coach or teacher. As a freelance artist struggling to make a livi
Successful Singing Campaigns
This year I’ve become obsessed with politics, and I couldn’t help but notice the similarities between the election cycle and opera audition season. Of course not every aspect of government applies to the mileu of music, but we can learn from political paralells: -Campaign Managers. During this final quarter of the year I’m constantly in communication with my coach, my teacher and my manager. It’s imperative for me to assemble a team I can consistently trust to give me wisdo
The Broadway of Doing Things
Before I ever knew about hit tunes such as “vissi d’arte” and “una furtiva lagrima,” I grew up listening to (and singing along with) songs like “Defying gravity” and “Oh what a beautiful morning.” I didn’t discover opera until I was an adult, and Broadway musicals were a natural step along the way as I evolved from a choir nerd to an opera singer. I never lost my love for The Great White Way, and as I was recently singing a concert of classic Broadway selections by Bernstei
