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EPISODE · Apr 17, 2025 · 29 MIN

Christian Van Horn — Voice, Power, Authenticity

from The Scene Room · host Elizabeth Bowman

Send us Fan MailChristian Van Horn joins us for a refreshingly candid conversation about the evolving opera landscape and the challenges emerging artists face today. The renowned bass-baritone, currently performing at Paris Opera (as Philippe II in Verdi's Don Carlos), shares how traditional career trajectories have dramatically lengthened, with young artists often remaining in training programs well into their late thirties – a stark contrast to his own path."We are the media now," he asserts, explaining how his successful podcast (CVH Podcast) unexpectedly transformed not just his connection with audiences but his entire approach to performing. "It gave me power to be me," he reveals, describing how the confidence to be authentic on his podcast translated directly to greater artistic freedom on stage.Our discussion ventures into provocative territory regarding talent development, with Christian offering a compelling perspective on what truly matters beyond technical proficiency. While acknowledging the solid foundation young singers receive, he argues passionately that emotional connection is what separates great singers from truly exceptional artists: "I didn't give the award to the most technically sound singers. I gave the awards to the ones that made me feel something."The conversation also explores innovation in concert formats, the role of physical fitness in performance longevity, and the pursuit of authenticity in an industry often dominated by external criticism. Christian's insights offer a masterclass in career resilience and artistic integrity for performers at any stage. Whether you're an aspiring opera singer, established performer, or simply curious about the inner workings of classical music, this episode delivers wisdom that transcends the opera world.Have you experienced the power of embracing authenticity in your own creative work? Share your thoughts and join the conversation.All episodes are also available in video form on our YouTube and Spotify Channels. All episodes are hosted by Elizabeth (Lizzie) Bowman. Don’t forget to subscribe, share the love, and leave us a review to show your support—it means a lot to us!Don't hesitate to reach out to us with guest ideas, information you'd like covered, or any ideas you might have—the hope is for this to be a continuous resource and dialogue with our listeners.Visit TheSceneRoom.com for more information. 

Send us Fan Mail Christian Van Horn joins us for a refreshingly candid conversation about the evolving opera landscape and the challenges emerging artists face today. The renowned bass-baritone, currently performing at Paris Opera (as Philippe II in Verdi's Don Carlos), shares how traditional career trajectories have dramatically lengthened, with young artists often remaining in training programs well into their late thirties – a stark contrast to his own path. "We are the media now," he ass...

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