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February 2004 – Page 2 – All Articles

You Have to Sing

You say you love your art. How much are you willing to sacrifice for it? Do you really love to sing, or are you focused on the supposed rewards that

CJ Williamson

The Functional Unity of the Singing Voice

Here is the second article in our series on books we believe singers should have in their library. These books will shorten the time it takes you to learn to sing well, give you a common vocabulary with an excellent teacher-and probably prolong your career.

Sherri Weiler

Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor: Love the magazine. Keep up the great work. I would love to read about countertenors, church/oratorio, choral articles, more on vocal health. Loved the Spanish repertoire article. [July

CJ Williamson

Rembembrances of Corelli from a Met Violinist

The Franco Corelli who allegedly bit Birgit Nilsson on the neck during Turandot, and attacked a heckler in Naples during Il Trovatore, is definitely not the Corelli I knew. One

Les Dreyer

Bulletin Board

Met Gets Donation for Broadcasts The Annenberg Foundation is giving $3.5 million, roughly one-half of the costs of one year’s Saturday Afternoon broadcasts, to the Metropolitan Opera, hoping that this

Maria Nockin

The Tenor As Teacher

After his retirement, Franco Corelli took on a number of voice students. One of them was bass Ethan Herschenfeld, who began his vocal training with Corelli and had this to

Anonymous

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