Jeannette LoVetri

For the past 30 years, at least, the music education system of the public schools of this country have gradually been reduced or eliminated. Children...

When it gets to be 2:00 am and I’m still up, my mind gets very busy discussing all kinds of things. One of the recurring...

I saw two Broadway musicals today, “Jersey Boys” and “110 In The Shade”. Both of them were terrific. They have all the ingredients that musicals...

Is American music as good as European music? Do the Chinese sound good singing rock songs? Is classical music better than rock and roll? Is...

How does one approach working with a skilled singer with years of professional experience who cannot sing on pitch? Is it just that the person...

Why are some people “hard” to teach? What is it about them that makes them difficult? Fortunately, I no longer have much of a problem...

We have a new video clip for you to see. It’s an edited version of the interview I did with Theo Bleckmann. The entire video...

For every Renee Fleming, Bryn Terfel, Thomas Hampson, Anna Netrebko, Stephanie Blythe or Juan Diego Flores, there are hundreds, no, probably thousands of wanabee opera...

Now that Peter Gelb is at the helm of the Met, we can expect that opera is going to go in new directions, whether people...

Classical students at colleges and conservatories are still giving graduate recitals as a pre-requisite to getting their degrees, both as undergrads and graduate students. They...