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Patricia Shanks said… Hi, Claudia. I will endeavor to encourage my students and others to participate here. This looks like a wonderful resource. Thank you for the welcome.
Hi Claudia. I didn't make Oliver but I'm auditioning for Les Mis next...would you give me some feedback on "I Dreamed a Dream?" It's uploaded on my page. Thank you so much!
venus haobam said… I sing too.
But I'm not a confident singer. May I please get to know her ?
It would be a pleasure.

Sneh Ratna Choudhary said… Hi Ma'am,
I would love to do a lesson on Skype sometime.It's just that I recently completed my grade 12 exams and now have to appear and prepare for various entrance exams to colleges.If you could let me know when you're free , I'll try and work around it.And i do have to admit that I'm a little out of touch with singing amidst all these exams.Thank you so much for reaching out.

Jonathon Hampton said… Sorry, having trouble with IM. Feel free to update the description, and let me know if you want to have the video tell it's own story or if you plan to add it to another post.
Pamela Soria Sánchez said… Hi! Just watched the video of how to interpret and art song and it is great!
Greetings!
Pamela Soria Sánchez said… Hi Claudia!
As a pianist who sometimes accompanies singers, what would you say are the major things -mistakes haha- we make while playing?
Greetings!
Rachael Elizabeth Fulton said… Thanks Claudia! I hopefully will soon. I don't know much about singing properly but I'm eager to learn.
Thank you, I look forward to learning and contributing to the group. :)
Grace Law said… Thank you! I pulled some new things I've learned from your breathing videos that have improved aspects of my breathing overall and phrasing. I found so many extremely helpful when playing Carmen Fantaisie.
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The Metropolitan Opera's (New York) new Ring Cycle (Wagner) productions are all designed around an enormous, sophisticated and malleable mechanical set known as The Machine. You can see its exciting and versatile potential for yourself in the trailer Deutsche Grammophone produced for its DVDs of the four-opera set.
It looks quite stunning in…
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