Darrell Babidge's guest appearances

Darrell Babidge

The Center's Studio Podcast

Early Music Monday

Andrew Maxfield

Paul Smith

Dorothea Lange

Jennifer Reeder

Scott Holden

Neylan McBaine

Emily Orton

Richard Bushman

Jennifer Wilcox

Eric Whitacre

David Fletcher

Brad Kramer

Olsen Hemming

Jeffrey Lee

Cecilia McDowall

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Our newly formatted episodes begins with our composer profile on George F. Handel and the concept of "grit", we then have an interview with the newly appointed head of the voice department at Julliard School, Professor Darrell Babidge. 

Our newly formatted episodes begins with our composer profile on George F. Handel and the concept of "grit", we then have an interview with the newly appointed head of the voice department at Julliard School, Professor Darrell Babidge.

EMM 21: George F. Handel and Grit | Guest: Professor Darrell Babidge

New Juilliard vocal faculty member, Darrell Babidge, discusses his career of training a generation of the world's opera singers. He discusses what it is like to be a vocal teacher of these elite musicians, what his voice lessons are like, and how he works with singers to perfect their craft. The interview is peppered with magnificent performances of his renown students, including Rachel Willis-Sørensen, Shea Owens, and Rebecca Pederson. The discussion includes an acknowledgement of the prominence today of LDS opera singers at the most important opera houses in the world and imagines what that critical mass of talent might mean for the culture itself. To conclude, Darrell is also heard performing the lead role of The Book of Gold, an opera by Murray Boren about Joseph Smith and the publication of the Book of Mormon. Support the show (https://www.centerforlatterdaysaintarts.org/donate)

New Juilliard vocal faculty member, Darrell Babidge, discusses his career of training a generation of the world's opera singers. He discusses what it is like to be a vocal teacher of these elite musicians, what his voice lessons are like, and how he works with singers to perfect their craft. The interview is peppered with magnificent performances of his renown students, including Rachel Willis-Sørensen, Shea Owens, and Rebecca Pederson. The discussion includes an acknowledgement of the prominence today of LDS opera singers at the most important opera houses in the world and imagines what that critical mass of talent might mean for the culture itself. To conclude, Darrell is also heard performing the lead role of The Book of Gold, an opera by Murray Boren about Joseph Smith and the publication of the Book of Mormon. <a href="https://www.centerforlatterdaysaintarts.org/donate" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="https://www.centerforlatterdaysaintarts.org/donate" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.centerforlatterdaysaintarts.org/donate</a>)

Juilliard's Opera Whisperer: Darrell Babidge