Carie J. Delmar

Carie J. Delmar writes reviews and features on opera for various publications and websites, including www.operaonline.us. As a freelance writer, she has written stories on education and entertainment for the L.A. Times. She has worked as a reporter and publicist, holds degrees in theater arts and psychology, and has studied voice, piano, acting, and dance. She recently completed a novel based on the life of her father, who was an opera singer in 1930s Vienna and Prague.

Susan Graham : She's Doing It Her Way

Susan Graham’s clarity of sound, superb technique, and in-depth character portrayals have made her one of the world’s most acclaimed modern mezzo-sopranos. In this edition of Classical Singer, Graham talks about her all-American upbringing in New Mexico and Texas, her road to success, her wide-ranging repertoire choices (which span various centuries and styles), her interest in new American works, and her masterclasses. In addition, she speaks briefly about stage directors and offers some valuable advice to young singers.

Nov 01 Carie J. Delmar

Vladimir Chernov : Professor Extraordinaire

Vladimir Chernov’s illustrious career as one of the world’s most renowned baritones has spanned more than 25 years. Chernov has dedicated his life to music, has striven to perfect his craft, and is now sharing what he has learned with his UCLA students. In this edition of Classical Singer, Chernov’s colleagues talk about the road he traveled to become a university professor, his students talk about his gift of communication, and Chernov reminisces about his life, his career, and the technique he is passing on to future generations.

Aug 01 Carie J. Delmar

Ferruccio Furlanetto : Lessons from a Pro at the Top of His Game

Ferruccio Furlanetto, one of the greatest bassos of this generation, has made a name for himself singing Mozart. In this edition of Classical Singer, Furlanetto discusses how to sing Mozart effectively; why he is reverting back to his Verdian roots; the ties between music, voice, language, and text; and the importance of movement and emotional commitment in creating vital characterizations. He gives his take on today’s stage directors, speaks about his upcoming role as Boris Godunov in San Diego and Vienna, and offers some valuable advice to young singers.

Dec 01 Carie J. Delmar

Carie J. Delmar

Susan Graham : She's Doing It Her Way

Vladimir Chernov : Professor Extraordinaire

Ferruccio Furlanetto : Lessons from a Pro at the Top of His Game

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