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October 1998 – Page 2 – All Articles

THEY said, “Over 30? Too Late!”

Classical Singer is always looking for stories of singers who start successful careers later in life. Soprano Martile Rowland was not available to be interviewed for this article so we contacted her friend and coach Benton Hess for the story.

Benton Hess

The Fountain of Truth

We knew that doing an issue on age and career longevity would have fairly broad appeal, but the response was nothing short of overwhelming. 145 pages of responses!
Our solution was to include some responses in the article below, with the rest posted on the website. Our thanks to all who participated.

Emily Brunson

La Dolce Amara

I wanted to sing, and I wasn't being allowed to do that.

Emily Brunson

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