Puccini: Turandot Opera Festival of New Jersey June 30, 2001 Puccini’s Turandot is the Opera Festival of New Jersey’s most ambitious production to date. The complete success of this daring
When particular attention is paid to the words, parallel vowels and stressed consonants, this famous aria unfurls its full power and effect.
Common sense – and some advance planning – can help the former outweigh the latter.
If you have been the victim of age discrimination in the workplace, the National Executive Director of the American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA) outlines your options.
When a soprano sounds this fresh and healthy, and commands such a wide range of repertoire over a 60-year career, attention must be paid.
Singing and traveling go hand in hand, and sometimes the going can get tough. Here are some suggestions that may help.
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Will continued higher education take you to the top, or is it just an expensive holding pattern?
Although tenor Marcello Giordani has learned from excellent teachers, he has taught himself even more through trial and error on the job.
Dear CS: I just read your editorial “When Is it Kind to be Cruel?” in the June issue, in which you ask for suggestions as to what to say to
You know that feeling when you have absolutely nothing to wear? Sometimes it gets so bad that you start to avoid going out! You can have that same feeling about
New Appointments Peter Russell will be the new President and General Director of Opera Colorado beginning in September. He has been with the Metropolitan Opera since leaving Wolftrap several years
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