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Prolific Meets Progressive: Representation in the Arts with Composer Juliana Hall

In the age of social media and the 24-hour news cycle, the operatic community has begun to focus on “keeping classical music relevant”. This often translates to an enormous obligation placed on artists to create “new," “innovative,” and

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Stageprompter by Staffords On Stage

As a singer in the 21st century, we are expected to branch out and gain performance experience any way we can. With opera companies are closing their doors, it’s hard for singers to find work.

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Connecting the Dots: An Interview with Connect the Arts

Every now and then, an arts organization will come along whose mission excites and inspires members and employees alike. Connect the Arts is one such organization.

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#MeToo and the Paradigm of the "Female Composer" with Libby Larsen

In 2016, the Metropolitan Opera made history with its United States premiere of L’amour de loin

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Opera in the Modern Age: A Conversation with Michael Mayes, Baritone

Baritone Michael Mayes has engaged audiences throughout the United States and beyond with his vocal and theatrical talents. Both a proponent of contemporary opera and lover of traditional opera, Mr. Mayes has a rich and versatile resume of roles.

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