Disciple of Garcia
Tatiana MillsSoprano Tatiana Mills shares insights on historical singers and their vocal techniques. With multiple degrees in music, experience with STEM research, and five languages under her belt, Mills examines the past, hoping to inspire the singers of today.
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Nezhdanova: The Soviet Nightingale
Antonina Nezhdanova (1873–1950) singing “Solovey” by Alyab’yev, recorded 1908
Introducing a woman regarded as the greatest Soviet coloratura of all time: Antonina Nezhdanova. Born in Odesa, Ukraine, Nezhdanova rapidly became the dar...
Recap: Week of 9/28/26
Hello everyone! Looks like my body was really holding out because I got sick almost IMMEDIATELY after my audition, so not much singing happening this week.
Monday 9/28
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Spoke to my teacher about my audition (20min)
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Tested my...
Recap: Week of 9/21/26
Hello everyone! Big week as I prep for an upcoming audition and basically do the equivalent of going to the gym for my voice every day.
Monday 9/21 Yom Kippur
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Fasted and spent the whole day in synagogue
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Had to do some YAP ap...
Martinelli: Every Tool in the Toolbox
Giovanni Martinelli (1885–1969) singing “Recitar… Vesti la giubba” from Leoncavallo’s Pagliacci, recorded 1926 – Piece starts at 0:22
As a special treat, I thought it might be nice to watch an actual video this week! This particular...
Recap: Week of 9/14/26
Hello everyone! Getting myself ready for upcoming auditions, prepping a student for hers, and juggling prep for the Jewish high holidays this week.
Monday 9/14
- Took a business meeting about a potential new teaching opportunity (1...
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Soprano, author, polyglot. Avid lover of all things artistic, musical, cultural, and whimsical. Secret STEM research girly. Not-so-secret voice nerd.
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