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About
I am a seasoned opera singer, singing teacher, and stage manager at the opera, and my journey in the world of music spans a quarter of a century. It all began 25 years ago when I discovered my deep love for singing, an art form that has become the very essence of my existence.
Having successfully completed my studies at the Gheorge Dima Music University, I laid the groundwork for a multifaceted career that intertwines performance, education, and behind-the-scenes orchestration. The stage is my sanctuary, where I have poured my heart and soul into bringing characters to life through the timeless beauty of opera.
As an opera singer, I have stood beneath the spotlight, my voice echoing through grand theaters, captivating audiences with the emotive power of each note. The stage is not just a platform; it's a realm where emotions are expressed, stories are told, and magic unfolds with every performance.
Beyond the limelight, I don the hat of a stage manager, orchestrating the intricate dance of props, lighting, and performers. Behind every seamless production, there's a meticulous dedication to detail that ensures the enchantment of the operatic experience.
To me, singing is not merely an art; it's a lifelong love affair that has shaped my identity. Whether standing in the glow of the spotlight, imparting wisdom to eager learners, or coordinating the symphony of elements backstage, every aspect of my journey reflects a profound commitment to the rich and transformative world of opera.
Teaching Style
In my role as a singing teacher, I share the wealth of knowledge accumulated over decades of experience. Guiding aspiring vocalists, I find immense joy in fostering their passion for music and helping shape the next generation of talented voices
Curriculum
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"The Art of Singing" by Jennifer Hamady: This book provides insights into the psychological aspects of singing, helping students overcome performance anxiety and connect with their authentic voice.
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"Complete Vocal Technique" by Cathrine Sadolin: A comprehensive guide to vocal technique, this book covers a wide range of vocal effects and exercises suitable for singers of various styles.
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"Diction for Singers" by David Adams: Focusing on proper pronunciation and diction, this book is a practical guide for singers aiming to master various languages commonly used in opera.
Credentials & Affiliations
I prefer to work with my student one, or two times per week.



