The Art of Singing Through the Ages — How a Voice Evolves Over a Lifetime
A great voice is not preserved — it is continually remade. For most performers,…
When Classical Met Pop — The Breaking Down of Musical Boundaries
The wall between classical and popular music was never as solid as its gatekeepers…
The Nordic Voice — How Scandinavian Landscapes Shape a Musical Identity
Some voices carry a landscape inside them. Speak to Anne Sofie von Otter about…
Fifty Years of Song, and Still Searching for More
Fifty-one years. Over 130 concerts in a single season. Six voices, one sound —…
One Program, Many Worlds — The Art of Cross-Genre and Cross-Cultural Choral Performance
There are ensembles that specialize. Then there are the King’s Singers. Few vocal groups…
Arirang and the Power of UNESCO Heritage Music on the Concert Stage
Some songs carry more than melody. They carry memory. Arirang—the ancient Korean folk song…
Joyce DiDonato on Presence, Process, and the Discipline of Being in the Moment
Be here. Only here. For Joyce DiDonato, that quiet command has become the discipline…
The Reinvention Behind the Voice: How DiDonato Rebuilt Her Technique and Career
The Reinvention Behind the Voice: How DiDonato Rebuilt Her Technique and Career She almost…
Singing With the Ears: A Conversation With Thomas Eitler de Lint
Singing With the Ears: A Conversation With Thomas Eitler de Lint Thomas Eitler de…
The Ear Before the Voice
Sing less. Listen more. In the mind of Thomas Eitler de Lint, that quiet…
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