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Stephanie Adrian
Stephanie Adrian

Stephanie Adrian joined the voice faculty at Emory University in Atlanta, Ga. in the fall of 2011. She has taught previously at Ohio State University, Otterbein University, and Kenyon College. She was a Young Artist at Opera North and has performed professionally with regional opera companies and orchestras throughout the United States. Adrian is a correspondent for Opera News and has written articles and reviews about music and the art of singing for Opera News, Classical Singer, Journal of Singing, and Atlanta magazine. Her research article, “The Impact of Pregnancy on the Singing Voice: A Case Study,” will appear in the Jan/Feb 2012 issue of Journal of Singing. Visit her blog at www.stephanieadrian.wordpress.com.


Kiera Duffy : A Soprano Whose Irish Eyes Are Smiling

Kiera Duffy stepped into the Metropolitan Opera limelight when she became a finalist at the 2007 National Council Auditions and was featured as a central character in Susan Froemke’s documentary, The Audition. Four years later she is known for her stellar musicianship and the ability to sing contemporary music with both elegance and ease.
Nov 01
The Scoop on Young Artist Program Fees

Before you start launching expletives at opera companies as you pull out your checkbook to pay yet one more audition fee, find out the whys and wherefores of those fees.
Aug 01
Jennifer Larmore Reinvented

Mezzo-soprano Jennifer Larmore began her remarkable career more than 20 years ago. Larmore is still enjoying debuts and new recordings, but she is also branching out into many new entrepreneurial projects. Read about her new group, Jennifer Larmore and Opus Five, and about her children’s books on opera. Larmore also has lots of terrific advice for singers starting out.
Feb 01
Angela Brown and Virginia Zeani : Student and Teacher

It was fate more than luck that brought Angela Brown and Virginia Zeani together. After meeting in a masterclass, Brown became Zeani’s student. Along with a solid vocal technique, Zeani also passed along to Brown her advice about the business of singing and her insights into various operatic roles. Now these two sopranos, who have both sung the role of Aida, share how this mentor relationship has flourished over the years, benefitting them both.
Oct 01
The Inner Workings of an Opera Company : A Primer for Singers

Have you ever wished you could get inside a general director’s head in an audition and find out what he or she is really thinking? Well, here’s your chance. Stephanie Adrian reviews a recent Opera America Workshop where general directors shared their thoughts. She followed up two weeks later with Atlanta Opera General Director Dennis Hanthorn, asking more questions singers have always wanted to know from those who do the hiring.
May 01
Donald Runnicles : Musical Titan to Return to Europe

Internationally acclaimed conductor Donald Runnicles is beginning his last season as music director and principal conductor with San Francisco. The Scotsman has his eyes on a new adventure: general music director of the Deutsche Oper Berlin. Runnicles sat down recently with CS’ Stephanie Adrian to discuss the job change, several projects with which he is currently working, and how he views the future of opera.
May 01
Marketing Mojo at Convention ’07

Attendees of the Professional Series can take advantage of three marketing experts in special morning classes each day of the convention. Read what Jo Isom, Mark Stoddard, and Angela Myles Beeching believe singers need to know to help them succeed.
Apr 01
Opera Family : A Tale of Two Singers

Soprano Cynthia Lawrence and tenor Mark Calkins boast more than 20 years of successful singing careers—and more than 20 years of successful marriage. How do these singers manage to juggle two burgeoning careers, two kids, and a committed relationship? CS contributor Stephanie Adrian sat down with the two singers to find out.
Feb 01
Book Review : 'Beyond Talent: Creating a Successful Career in Music' by Angela Myles Beeching

Looking for sound ideas and solid career advice from someone who knows the business? Look no further. This recent book from the director of the Career Services Center at the New England Conservatory tells you everything you need to know for creating a “portfolio career.”
Nov 01
Got Rhythm?

Often it’s through small and simple things that truly great things come about. Therefore, the constant pursuit of great performances and musical excellence often requires going back to the drawing board for a reevaluation of the basics. Here are some great tips to help you perfect the minute details of your repertoire and move ever closer to musical greatness.
Jun 01

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