best conservatorium and why
Wed, 25 Jan 2006, 08:16 pmWalter Plinge3 posts in thread
best conservatorium and why
Wed, 25 Jan 2006, 08:16 pmWhich conservatorium or equivalent provides the best training for classical singers and why?
Walter PlingeWed, 25 Jan 2006, 08:16 pm
Which conservatorium or equivalent provides the best training for classical singers and why?
Walter PlingeFri, 27 Jan 2006, 12:21 pm
Re: best conservatorium and why
I don't actually know from experience but the Queensland Conservatorium at South Bank has produced such singers as Simon Gallaher (CEO of Essgee Entertainment), Jason Barry-Smith (former Mathy Award winner) and Helen Donaldson (Marina Prior's 'Phantom' understudy and Mo Award winner). Hope this info helps!
Walter PlingeSun, 29 Jan 2006, 12:50 pm
Re: best conservatorium and why
I think the idea of having a Con in most australian cities is that they're all meant to provide good music training.
If you're just starting out and looking for basic music training and a solid music degree then I don't think the conservatoriums vary that much. Generally by starting with something like a BPA or BMus you get a good grounding from which you can study and specialise post grad with something like the Sydney Con's Opera Course or at Australian Opera Studio.
What exactly are you looking for?
If you're just starting out and looking for basic music training and a solid music degree then I don't think the conservatoriums vary that much. Generally by starting with something like a BPA or BMus you get a good grounding from which you can study and specialise post grad with something like the Sydney Con's Opera Course or at Australian Opera Studio.
What exactly are you looking for?