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Operation Opera
By Operation OperaTechnology
Operation Opera episodes
- Ep 34: All things audio with audio engineer Danielle Adams
From home studios to microphones, what a singer needs to get started.
1 hr 15 min - Ep 33: The loss of hearing, the loss of music and finding it again with Richard PockerYou can find Richards Website here as mentioned in the podcastcochlearimplantbasics.com/53 min
- Ep 31: Fach Changes and Listening to your gut with Amy Shoremount-ObraEp 31: Fach Changes and Listening to your gut with Amy Shoremount-Obra by Operation Opera53 min
- Ep 32: Deficiencies in the Education & Business Side of Performing w/ Conductor Stephen P BrownEp 32: Deficiencies in the Education & Business Side of Performing w/ Conductor Stephen P Brown by Operation Opera58 min
- Ep 30: First Rehearsal Process with Mark Lamanna(Part Two)Ep 30: First Rehearsal Process with Mark Lamanna(Part Two) by Operation Opera59 min
- Ep 29: Rachel and Alisa discuss artistic & personal integrityEp 29: Rachel and Alisa discuss artistic & personal integrity by Operation Opera48 min
- Ep 28: Artistic Co-Dependency With Stage Director, Mark Lamanna (Part One)Ep 28: Artistic Co-Dependency With Stage Director, Mark Lamanna (Part One) by Operation Opera56 min
- Ep 27: The Non-Linear Road In A Music CareerAlan E. Hicks joins us in this episode as we discuss the many diverse and albeit unexpected paths into finding a consistent career in the theater and opera world.1 hr
- Ep 26: The European Scene & Perseverance with Amber OpheimIn this episode, we talk with American Soprano, Amber Opheim on the character of resilience, the act of determination and what European singing contracts look like.59 min
- Ep 25: Anja Berg - US and EuropeIn this episode, we discuss the nuances of auditioning and performing in the US and Europe with classically-trained singer and agent, Anna Berg.58 min
About Operation Opera
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Surprisingly honest, frank and hopefully entertaining discussions on opera and why anyone should care about a 400 year old art form.