I’d like to thank the blog at http://auditioningforcollege.wordpress.com/vocal-performance/what-does-an-operatic-career-look-like/#comment-321 for putting up a very interesting article, putting together all the costs and a realistic timeline of what happens for a lot of young singers. It is but one route that many singers have followed, but is a realistic presentation of the monetary and time costs of an operatic career. I would highly recommend looking at it if you are imagining yourself as the next Anna Netrebko next year… it takes a helluva a longer time than what you think to develop a career and even to break even with the huge monetary investment it can take to get there.
Career Costs (auditioningforcollege.wordpress.com)
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Backstagepress.it
Theater Jones Review – Magic in the Air
Houston Chronicle (Carmina Burana, Houston Symphony)
Olyrix – St. Denis STABAT MATER
Culturebox – Festival de Saint Denis STABAT MATER
Opera Warhorses (Don Giovanni – Donna Anna – Dallas)
Dallas Observer, Don Giovanni (Donna Anna)
Dallas Morning News: Don Giovanni (Donna Anna)
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