I Have A Noble History Of Being

It Is Our Responsibility To Learn How To Speak To An Audience That Is Less Informed About Music, To Give It A Reason To Want To Come And See Us Instead Of Going To The Movies.

You Finally Have To Learn To Pull All The Different Kinds Of Teaching And Training And Coaching Together On You Own, So That Your Voice And Body And Technique For A Sound That Is Consistent And Solid.

In A Way, Being An Opera Singer Is Like Being A Very Romantic Sixteen-year-old Who Falls In Love With Great Passion And Conviction Every Month.

I've Lived In New York All My Life, And We Went To The Mormon Pageant Each Year In Upstate New York. It Still Is A Wonderful Production. I Remember Going And Seeing The Performance And Listening To The Music. My Father Had Mormon Tabernacle Choir Music, And We Would Listen To It And Sing With It.

Singers Can Also Get Away With A Lot Based On Youth, Strength And Enthusiasm, Only To Find Ten Years Later That What Was Once Just A Niggling Problem Has Brought Their Careers To An End.