I’ve had my share of emotional adjustments to life in the wake of the COVID pandemic. The beauty of this situation is that I’m not alone, and I’m betting there are others out there who are also experiencing what I’m going through. Scrolling through social media, I don’t see the mental state of individual artists … More Man to Man: Mental Health During COVID

***In light of the current climate in America—and the long overdue, but necessary, conversations of understanding racism in the United States and the role played by non-Black people—instead of writing a post this week, I’ve offered my platform to my friend and colleague, operatic baritone Will Liverman.*** I was born and raised in Virginia Beach, … More GUEST POST: “Understanding Racism Growing Up” by Baritone Will Liverman

One of my biggest regrets in my career was my experience with my first Verdi role. I was vocally ready to sing Germont from La Traviata but there was something else that I wasn’t fully prepared for and the worst thing was… I didn’t even know that I wasn’t prepared. I was never taught this … More The Secret to Singing Bel Canto