Being a "classical vocal pro" is a wild ride, a decades-long slog, and hopefully... a deeply rewarding life. Let's talk about the icky business stuff, the fun, creative sides, and all the things you need to keep going in this unique niche in the arts.
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Lauri D Goldenhersh offers a quick hello and a look at what's next as we peek at upcoming episodes. Singerpreneur's podcast is back, and includes the debut of our commissioned theme song by composer Amy Gordon.
25 Dec 2025
Singing the season into existence
Reading from today's holiday blog post, an appreciation of singers and all the hard work they put in every year to breathe the holiday spirit into existence.
13 Sept 2022
Jumping In Too Soon
In this editorial episode, Lauri talks about starting this very podcast more than a year before she was really ready, and shares at least six valuable lessons in timing and creativity that were gleaned from that experience.
31 Aug 2022
Andrew Brown and Pacific Chorale: What a Grammy® means for Orange County, CA
Lauri talks with Andrew ("Andy") Brown, President and CEO of Pacific Chorale, who was one of several organizations who won a Grammy® award this year for Choral Performance, and became the first performing arts organization in SoCal's Orange County to receive that honor. We talk about what that means for a choir, what comes next, and what being an excellent singer on his own does for an arts administrator for a large organization.
10 Oct 2021
PEACE with Harriet Fraser and Shawn Kirchner
Soprano Harriet Fraser and composer Shawn Kirchner have launched a COVID-inspired album of folk song arrangements that are not only beautiful and comforting, they also cut to the heart of what we need in these complicated times. Lauri talks with both about how this album came into being.
16 Aug 2021
Julian Van Eyken and His Double Life
Dr. Julian Van Eyken is an experienced choral bass and a composer, but makes his living as scientist and astronomer, working with NASA on the Exoplanet Archive at Caltech. He talks with Lauri about what it takes to straddle that big fence, and how one part of his life affects the other (and vice versa) as he grows into the professional music world.
9 Aug 2021
Diana Tash and Festival Opera
Lauri speaks with mezzo-soprano Diana Tash about her upcoming appearance as sculptor Camille Claudel in "A Jake Heggie Triptych" with Festival Opera, and about the process of converting art song to stage work.
31 May 2021
Start Now (A quick bite)
The first of our Quick Bites episodes, this little lessons attempt to impart something useful in about two minutes.
28 Apr 2021
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Being a "classical vocal pro" is a wild ride, a decades-long slog, and hopefully... a deeply rewarding life. Let's talk about the icky business stuff, the fun, creative sides, and all the things you need to keep going in this unique niche in the arts.
27 Apr 2021
Ariel Pisturino and the biz
Soprano, presenter and educator Ariel Pisturino joins us for our very first podcast interview. Learn more about old and new ways to educate a singer, living the Singerpreneur life, and perspectives on the biz.
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