OPERABIZ PODCAST
Oct 22, 2018
SMSB: Professional vs. Personal Accounts
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If singers are thinking of themselves as a business, should they treat their social media like one too? Should their accounts be separated between personal and professional?
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Oct 27, 2021
Will Liverman: FIRE SHUT UP IN MY BONES & Creating Opportunity
Fresh off the Met's production of FIRE SHUT UP IN MY BONES, Will Liverman sits down to chat about the significance of this opera, and takes us behind the scenes of embodying the dynamic role of a living public figure, and how to create opportunity in the industry.
We discuss how the role was tailored to him, what that process was like, and a glimpse behind the curtain.
A cross-genre musician, Will also talks about other genres, favorite artists, and what feeds him musically. Special Guest: Will Liverman.
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Oct 7, 2021
Lee Anne Myslewski, VP Wolf Trap Opera: Auditions in the Modern Age
Lee Anne sits down for a realistic discussion about rolling with Covid protocol punches and 21st-century trends in opera auditions. She's heard over 10,000 auditions and she offer great insight to all those making a first impression, even in digital auditions. From self-producing to saving auditions that go awry, this is a must-listen for young artists! Special Guest: Lee Anne Myslewski, Vice President, WOLF TRAP Opera and Classical Programming.
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Sep 26, 2021
Jennifer Rowley: Mainstage Auditions & Honing Your Rep
Soprano Jennifer Rowley talks about mainstage auditions, European auditions, and honing your audition offerings for more successful auditions. She defines "contrasting arias" for the working professional and walks us through what it's like to audition for a mainstage role. It's a must-listen for this audition season and the perfect way to kick off the return of the OperaBiz Podcast! Special Guest: Jennifer Rowley.
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