Opera Singer, Informational Interview

from Work University · host Analisa Felix, Work University Podcast

Victoria Robertson is an opera singer in San Diego and has performed for several symphony orchestras including the La Jolla Symphony, San Diego Opera, and the Opera Santa Barbara. Victoria gives me a "behind the scenes" look at what it's like to be an opera singer, how she got here and gives great advice for those who want to get into this as a career. Visit her website: https://www.victoriarobertson.com/ See Victoria's TEDx talk: https://bit.ly/39MdNWC Instagram: @v_sings REVIEW & SUBSCRIBE! *Would you like me to create an informational interview for you? Let me know at [email protected].

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