(Credit: Evan Zimmerman) Continuing to bring arts education to virtual audiences, The Juilliard School has released a six-part video series from renowned soprano Renee Fleming’s recent master class. The video series can be viewed on the company’s official YouTube page. Originally broadcast in February, the master class features student artists from Juilliard’s Marcus Institute for Vocal Arts, as they explore {…}
(Credit: Evan Zimmerman) At one time or another, artists face this question: what to do with the physical possessions accumulated during their careers, especially if they might be helpful to future generations? In soprano Renée Fleming’s case, she decided to call on The Juilliard School, where she received her postgraduate training. “Most artists have a relationship with their alma mater {…}
(Credit: Claudio Papapietro) It’s been a great month for Handel fans in New York City. Earlier this February, the Metropolitan Opera premiered Handel’s 1709 opera “Agrippina” for the first time (ever!) in a new production by David McVicar. And just a few weeks later, The Juilliard School presented another early Handel piece – his 1711 opera “Rinaldo,” just across the {…}