Web Site
Article & Learning Center Archives
Artistic & Professional
Development Resources
Artists
Administrators/Trustees
Jobs in Opera
Member Announcements
Making Connections
Webinar Series
OPERA America Listservs
Opera Conference
Research, Publications
& Directories
Schedule of Performances
North American Works Directory
The Opera Fund
Membership Directory
Production Directory
Cultural Data Project
Professional Opera Survey
Opera for Youth Directory
New York Venue Directory
Quick Opera Facts
Publications
Opera America Magazine
The Year In Review
The Perspectives Series
Music! Words! Opera! Materials
North American Opera Journal
Other Publications
Surveys & Consultations
Future Season Repertoire Report
Education Survey
Human Resources Survey
Consulting Services
Education, Audiences
& Community Service
Learning Center
NEA Opera Honors
National Opera Week
Online Learning
Music! Words! Opera!
About M!W!O!
Teachers & Administrators
Parents & Students
M!W!O! Training
Materials
Young Friends of Opera
Advocacy &
Public Policy
News & Alerts
Opera Advocacy
Performing Arts Alliance
Foreign Artist Resources
Request a Peer Consultation Letter
About
OPERA America
About OPERA America
Board of Directors
Staff Directory
The Opera Fund
Membership
Become a Member
Membership Partners
Support OPERA America
All Levels of Support
Exclusive Ambassador Travel Programs
Press Room
Home Page
Support OPERA America
Exclusive Ambassador Travel Programs
Artist Resources
Artist Main Page
Making Connections
Artist Workshops
Singer's Self-Inventory Form
Singer FAQs
Sample Cover Letter & Resume
Standard Costume Measurement Form
Singer Training Forum
The Opera Fund
North American Works Directory
Schedule of Performances
New York Venue Directory
Overview
OPERA America's Artistic Services department
serves creative and performing artists and the professionals who work with them. The department conducts a series of professional development workshops across the country for opera artists. These workshops focus on the business aspects of a career, including building a professional network. OPERA America creates an atmosphere that encourages connections among registrants and panelists. In addition to interactive sessions, the programming allows plenty of time for one-on-one communication. Recent workshops have been held for singers, composers and librettists, and technical/production personnel.
Upcoming Workshops
University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (Cincinnati, OH)
Strategies for Building a Successful Career
A Workshop for Singers
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Expanding Your Career Potential: Explore Opera
A Workshop for Technical Theater Students and Professionals
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Questions?
Contact
Megan Young
at 212-796-8620, ext. 203.
Sample a podcast from a past Workshop for Singers
Download a
Podcast
(Size: 27 MB - Length: 1:07:42) of "Performing an Effective Audition" from the Workshop for Singers in San Francisco, CA on January 27, 2007. The panelists for the session were Sheri Greenawald, San Francisco Opera; Peter Kazaras, Seattle Opera; Jay Lesenger, Chautauqua Opera; Bill Palant, IMG Artists; and Timm Rolek, Sacramento Opera. The panel was moderated by Clifford (Kip) Cranna, San Francisco Opera.
Instructions:
Click the word "Podcast" to play the file in a new window. To save the file, right click the word "Podcast" and select "Save As.”
Host a Workshop
If your organization is located in a region with a high concentration of students, teachers and aspiring artists, and you are interested in providing this level of service to them, please contact
Megan Young
for more information on hosting a workshop.
Sign up to Receive Information on Future Workshops
For more information on upcoming workshops, please contact
Megan Young
.
Attendee Feedback
“It was really wonderful to be a part of such an esteemed group of colleagues. The logistics were all perfect and the feedback from the attendees, during the breaks and receptions, was very generous.”
— Bill Palant, Vice President, Artist Manager, IMG Artists
“It seemed to me that the singers who attended were definitely taking full advantage of the extraordinary opportunity presented to them. I was thrilled, too, that every panelist seemed so completely a giver — a sharer of information and experiences. As a result, every singer who attended seemed to come away with an immensely expanded frame of reference for the future.”
— Roger Pines, Dramaturg, Lyric Opera of Chicago
"Very informative! It demystified a great deal for me, and I am grateful that I was able to hear from such an outstanding array of professionals."
"The workshop was a wonderful experience, very well planned and very well executed. I feel so much more prepared for whatever lies ahead."
"I have so many ideas that I would never have thought of or acted on before coming here. I am very excited about the future because of the information I gleaned at this workshop."
"Thank you for putting together such a fascinating program. I learned a lot and will happily recommend it to others!"
"While not my first experience with seminars geared to help the young professional, it was certainly the best. You seemed to think of everything."
"It was truly a wonderful experience. I am still digesting all the information I received. I can't wait for the next workshop, and I wonder how I lived before OPERA America."
Login:
Introduction to OPERAAmerica.org
Welcome Message from the President & CEO of OPERA America
Become a Member
Support OPERA America
OPERA America Staff Directory
Winter 2009 Magazine Issue
Letter from the President/CEO
New Works
NEA Opera Honors
Opera Conference 2010
Creative Connections with Opera.Ca
Contact Us
330 Seventh Avenue, 16th Floor, New York, NY 10001
P 212-796-8620 • F 212-796-8631
Info@operaamerica.org
•
Directions
Legal Notices
All content Copyright © 1995-2009, OPERA America, LLC
Privacy Policy
•
Returns Policy
From Airport:
The easiest way to reach the OPERA America offices is to get a cab at the airport. Cost is $40-45
(not including tip).
JFK -
Take the AirTrain ($5 - approx. 15 minutes) to the Jamaica Street Station and transfer to the Long Island Railroad (LIRR). Take the LIRR to Penn Station ($12 - approx. 35 minutes). See Penn Station directions below.
LaGuardia -
Take the M60 Bus to the Hoyt Ave/31st Street. Get on the
or
Train and take that to 42nd/Times Square Station. Follow the Times Square Station directions below.
Newark -
Take the New Jersey Transit train to Penn Station ($15 - approx. 45 min). See the Penn Station Directions below.
From Penn Station/Madison Square Garden:
Leave the station through the 7th Avenue/33rd Street exit and walk south for four blocks. The building is on
the right hand side.
From Grand Central Station:
Take the
Train to the 42nd/Times Square station and transfer to the
Train.
Take the
Train to the 28th Street stop and walk north on 7th Avenue.
The building is on the same block as the train stop.
From 42nd Street/Times Square:
Take the
Train to the 28th Street stop and walk north on 7th Avenue.
The building is on the same block as the train stop.
For more detailed directions, most up-to-date pricing or to specify a different starting location, please visit the
MTA Web site.