Re: Universities for Vocal Majors

It seems to me that you need to look at who the individual teachers are,
never mind the "performing spaces". Certainly in the UK the calibre of
teaching varies from conservatoire to conservatoire and from tacher to
teacher. Would it not make sense to ask the opinion of a
teacher/professional singer in your district. They may have a better idea of
who's who, and especially who's worth avoiding!

Gerald Place

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> For an outstanding School of Music within an excellent university,
consider
> the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Always well-known &
> highly-respected for the calibre of musicians it produces, the School of
Music is now at
> home in a new world-class facility with remarkable performing and practice
> spaces. Outstanding faculty, great performing opportunities. The opera
program is
> taking national prizes with regularity these days.  An outstanding place
to
> receive the training that young singers need.
>
> Connie Chase
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> (203) 526-8835