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This Artistic Life is a podcast for artists to share their journey, their inspirations, and their unique perspective from life outside the box. Anecdotal interviews and discussions about the daily adventures of professional artists. Previously known as the OperaBiz Podcast, This Artistic Life now features artists of all disciplines.
Update frequency:
every 25 days
Average audio length:
52 minutes
English
United States
36 episodes
since Sept. 28, 2018
episodic
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Lee Anne sits down for a realistic discussion about rolling with Covid protocol punches and 21st-century trends in opera auditions. She's heard over 10,000 auditions and she offer great insight to all those making a first impression, even in digital auditions. From self-producing to saving audi…
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From the opera stage to a creative studio to a brand new social platform, Jennie Moser (CEO Stagetime) is a creative who not only sees the gaps in her industry, but develops solutions of epic proportions. We talk about what digital presence an artist really needs, the challenges and successes behin…
Making waves during the pandemic protocols by playing live shows outdoors in NYC, recording his 9th studio album, and collaborating regularly, Daniel Bennett makes "all the world a stage." We talk about positivity, the fusion of digital culture and live music, and his advice to the next …
Jeffrey Hargrave, a painter and visual artist in NYC sits down for a conversation about inspiration, creating a personal style, and the business of professional art.
Special Guest: Jeffrey Hargrave.
Richard Carsey, Broadway Conductor, talks about his journey to the Broadway podium, career highlights, tour challenges, and working on one of the longest-running musicals on Broadway: The Phantom of the Opera.
We touch a bit on the present state of the Broadway industry, here in this first episod…
Anne Dyas, actor and long-standing staff performer/supernumerary at the Metropolitan Opera talks about auditioning in the Big Apple, and life on the stage in the Metropolitan Opera in a non-singing role. As a Super at the Met, she has acted in countless roles, helping to create the world in which t…
With most of New York City's performing arts in shutdown, Mara Lieberman created a socially-distanced, outdoor, immersive production - Voyeur: The Windows of Toulouse-Lautrec (run extended through Jan 10, 2021 - https://www.unmakinglautrecplay.com/voyeur)
We talk about producing during a pand…
Ira Siff has worn many hats in the opera industry since the 1960s. We chat through them all, a juxtaposition between mid-late 20th century opera and the present day, as well as his advice for emerging artists. Tales and memories abound.
Special Guest: Ira Siff.
Jump into a conversation with Ana De Archuleta, where we discuss approaching managers, making statements in auditions, and the de-stigmatization of the "Slash" (side gig/day job) that is a necessity for young and emerging singers in the industry today.
Special Guest: Ana De Archuleta - …
J. Patrick Raftery and I sit down for a casual conversation while working together at Taos Opera Institute, June 2019. He shares insights about the ever-changing industry, his transition from baritone to tenor, and anecdotes from his 4 decades in opera.
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