We are pleased to announce the appointment of mezzo-soprano Sahoko Sato Timpone as CCM’s new Associate Professor of Voice. Her appointment begins on Aug. 15, 2025. Learn more at https://t.co/djOJZ9omm8
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Some opera houses are having discussions about improved ways of staging revisions of productions like 'Madama Butterfly' to tackle racist caricatures and anachronisms.
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Grateful to @OfficialNATS for the wonderful opportunities to perform and present at the National Conference in Chicago this past week - performing in Art Song Composition Award Winner Recital & presenting “Teaching Students from East Asia” with wonderful colleagues
@lorichung Thank you for the report! As a victim of a street assault in NYC myself, I am proud and grateful to @EstherOkLee for fighting!! #StopAsianHate
Our next Summer Spotlight, Dr. Sahoko Sato Timpone, began her summer by presenting at the New York Singing Teachers' Association. She performed next with the Dianthus Chamber Ensemble, and she'll be on faculty at the Lunigiana International Music Festival starting in July.
Giorgio Koukl reviews a new CD of Japanese-inspired art song from mezzo-soprano Sahoko Sato Timpone (pictured). #earrelevant#artsong#mezzosoprano
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Giorgio Koukl reviews a new CD of Japanese-inspired art song from mezzo-soprano Sahoko Sato Timpone (pictured). #earrelevant#artsong#mezzosoprano
https://t.co/L0WsVVwXT7
National Opera Association National Conference Poster Presentation on January 7 in St Augustine, FL. ‘The Impact of Classic Literature on Berlioz’s Two African Queens: History and Comparative Analysis of Cleopatra in Cantata Cléopâtre and Dido in Opera Les Troyens’. #grateful