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Believe In Your Ideas

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This morning’s Seth Godin post was timely, because it spoke about how sometimes things take time to catch on, no matter how good they are:

Seth Godin textI have had a bunch of ideas this past year that I thought were terrific and that people told me were terrific and then I’ve put them out there and …. they aren’t getting the traction I’d like.

Things I’ve done in the last year include:

  1. Masterclass with Lissa DeGuzman

  2. Masterclass with Richard Carsey

  3. Self-Tape Workshop with Amanda Kaiser

  4. Musical Theater History & Performance Course

  5. New Year’s Vocal Bootcamp

  6. World Voice Weekend

  7. Ave Maria webinar

  8. College Audition Panel Discussion

    – and tonight through Thursday –

  9. Back to Whatever!

And some of them received more registrations than others (the panel discussion,  the course, Richard Carsey). But they all have one thing in common.

I believe in all of them as being something valuable and worthy, not just for myself but for my audience. And maybe I need to identify my audience a little more specifically, but I believe that one day, these programs will catch on. And I’m willing to keep waiting.

It’s not too late to register for the workshop. If you register for all three sessions and you can’t make one, all three will be available for video replay through September 10. I have ten people registered – I’m not sure how many actually will be there tonight (I’ve warned both Aimee and Phyllis that we might well be talking to ourselves), but we are going to be giving every one of those people their money’s worth and then some. Because I believe in every single thing I do.

Register here and if you are reading this any time before Thursday,
use code F&FB2W to get a $10 discount.

 

 

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Christine Thomas-O'Meally, a mezzo soprano and voice teacher currently based in the Baltimore-DC area, has performed everything from the motets of J.S. Bach to the melodies of Irving Berlin to the minimalism of Philip Glass. As an opera singer and actress, she has appeared with companies such as Charm City Players, Spotlighters Theatre, Chicago Opera Theater, Opera Theater of Northern Virginia, Opera North, the Washington Savoyards, In Tandem Theatre, Windfall Theater, The Young Victorian Theater of Baltimore, and Skylight Opera Theatre. She created the role of The Woman in Red in Dominick Argento’s Dream of Valentino in its world premiere with the Washington Opera and Mary Pickersgill in O'er the Ramparts at its world premiere during the Bicentennial of Battle of Baltimore at the Community College of Baltimore County. Other roles include Mrs. Paroo in Music Man, Mother Abbess in Sound of Music, Dorabella in Cosi Fan Tutte, Marcellina in Le Nozze di Figaro, both Hansel and the Witch in Hansel & Gretel, and many roles in Gilbert & Sullivan operettas. Her performance as the Housekeeper in Man of La Mancha was honored with a WATCH award nomination. Ms. Thomas-O'Meally received an M.M. in vocal performance from the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore. She regularly attends master classes and workshops in both performance and vocal pedagogy, and is certified in all three Levels of Somatic Voicework™ The LoVetri Method. Her students have performed on national and international tours of Broadway productions, at prestigious conservatories, and in regional theater throughout the country.

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