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Singing is easy, in theory! But it takes time, patience, and discipline. Pavarotti is just one of many legendary singers who had to work for his craft. You gotta …
You will want to read about the origin of one of the most famous songs from American film, “Moon River,” from Breakfast at Tiffany’s. The lyrics were also written by …
I learned it in acting school: for optimum performance, a performer needs to have a balance between being RELAXED and ENERGIZED. The concept is simple; the skill it takes to get that balance …
It’s a very common question: “Do you have a classical training background?” To which I usually reply, “Yes, of course!” After all, I am by specialty a classical singer, …
It was Friday the 13th and a full moon, but our students made use of the special energy to create some magic and stellar performances at the Spring Recital! Nineteen students …
The great Jeannie LoVetri, with whom Delia has been studying for the past two years to advance her teaching knowledge in Contemporary Commerical Music (CCM), addresses the question of …
I cannot say enough good things about the experience of singing with a good choir or chorus. Its benefits are many, and being a choral singer should not hurt …
Yesterday I attended a masterclass with Rosa Lamoureux, a popular DC-area soloist. Hosted by the National Philharmonic at the Strathmore Music Center, the masterclass featured 5 university students – 4 …
Dear Friends, I am proud to announce the arrival of my debut, “Boston Two,” a new recording featuring songs by Amy Beach and Arthur Foote, with George Peachey, piano. …
So, you’ve decided to make the commitment to sing. Congratulations! I hope you understand the challenge that you are about to take on, and the amount of discipline it …