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Eileen Strempel

Eileen Strempel
Eileen Strempel

Eileen Strempel is currently assistant professor/assistant to the dean at Syracuse University. She specializes in the music of women composers, and her discography includes With All My Soul (songs of Viardot-Garcia, Marie de Grandval, and Lili Boulanger) and Love Lies Bleeding: Songs of Libby Larsen (prepared with the composer). She is also featured on the recently released companion CDs to the Historical Anthology of Music by Women (Indiana University Press), as well as on Voices of Innocence (Centaur), and her latest disc is the 2006 Albany Records release, Creation’s Voice. She is currently working a project of Margaret Atwood settings by women composers writing especially for her, including works by Judith Cloud, Elisenda Fábregas, Lori Laitman, Libby Larsen, Tania León, and Amanda Harberg.


Giving Voice to Women : Composers of Mozart's Time

Looking for some interesting music for an upcoming recital? Consider the musical contributions of the women composers of Mozart’s time. Here’s a thorough and compelling overview of these lesser-known works, including all the information you need to get your hands on these not-to-be-missed gems.
Dec 01
A Singer’s Guide to Communicating Effectively

We get only a few precious minutes to make a good impression on those all-important folks who do the hiring, but those minutes can make all the difference. Here are a few tips on how to make those first impressions positive ones.
Nov 01
How to Set up a Singer’s Home Office

Staying organized can be a time-consuming and never-ending task! Here are some tips to help you organize those piles that are cluttering up your desk.
Oct 01
The Singer’s Bookshelf : Solutions for Singers: Tools for Performers and Teachers, by Richard Miller

Whether you’re a teacher, a performer, or both, this well-known pedagogue’s latest book is a valuable resource for every singer. Here’s a quick overview to help you decide if it belongs on your bookshelf.
Sep 01
From Juilliard to Broadway to Carnegie Hall

Audra McDonald’s varied career has spanned classical and Broadway genres alike. One common thread, however, runs through every type of music she chooses: Audra McDonald sings what speaks to her soul. In this candid Classical Singer exclusive, Ms. McDonald shares her thoughts on getting over her hatred of classical music, how she balances career and family, and her future plans on the operatic stage, including Houston Grand.
Aug 01
Tools for Singers: : Bringing New Technology into the Voice Studio

Take a look at a great new tool that every singer, whether techno connoisseur or novice, should know about.
Jul 01
Make the Time to Make Music : aka "Prioritize Your Life"

Singers are the busiest people we know, often juggling three lives at once. Here’s part one of a three part series on making sure music remains an important part of your life.
Oct 01
The Teaching of Singing: : Top Teachers Talk to You

A Spectrum of Voices brings some of the top teachers together talking about technique. Here's a review of the book for you.
Sep 01
Mentoring, Singing, and the NATS Internship

Singers can apply for a teaching internship with NATS. Here's a singer who did just that.
Aug 01

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