How to Become a Professional Opera Singer

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

In episode 478, I chat with Soula Parassidis and Norman Reinhardt, wonderful couple and professional opera singers. Listen as they talk about: Their first experience with music Why they chose Opera and why certain people are better for Opera When they decided to pursue professionally and their journey into Opera as a professional Why Norman wanted to stop at one point but kept going How Soula overcame cancer and decided to pursue Opera fully How they met and became a couple Why there's no one key to success & why your skillset matters so much more than you realize Why you need a team of people to advise you to help build you up Why you need to brand yourself in Opera and more!

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