Workshops

WORKSHOP ANNOUNCEMENTS

Take a look at our workshops archive below to see some examples of previous workshops.

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Previous Workshops

A calm room with a white piano
Practice performing in a friendly, low-stakes environment!
Somerville Music Spaces, Somerville, MA

Practice performing in a friendly, low-stakes environment! Whether you're looking for more experience singing in front of people, a chance to try out a piece with a pianist, an opportunity to become familiar with more vocal repertoire, or a fun way to connect with the local singing community, this is the place for you. Singers of all ages and levels are welcome and encouraged to sign up. We can't wait to make some music together, no matter where you are in your singing journey!

A white piano in an inviting, calm room
Practice performing in a friendly, low-stakes environment!
Boston Lyric Opera Fort Point Lyric Room, Boston, MA

Practice performing in a friendly, low-stakes environment! Whether you're looking for more experience singing in front of people, a chance to try out a piece with a pianist, an opportunity to become familiar with more vocal repertoire, or a fun way to connect with the local singing community, this is the place for you. Singers of all ages and levels are welcome and encouraged to sign up. We can't wait to make some music together, no matter where you are in your singing journey!

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An image of three Black composers with Nina Evelyn Anderson shown above
Presented by Nina Evelyn Anderson
Brookline Public Library Hunneman Hall, Brookline, MA

Join Opera on Tap Boston and Boston Singers' Resource for a workshop introducing the extensive world of vocal music from the African Diaspora celebrating the legacy of Black composers who played a pivotal role in shaping classical vocal music.

Nina Evelyn, soprano and P.S.C. candidate at The Boston Conservatory at Berklee, will lead the session, offering an overview of the historic contributions of Black composers to the classical vocal realm and resources for discovering and programing this rich repertoire.