This paper describes the author's psychological development from adolescence through a psychological crisis in his middle twenties by way of his identification with the Viennese composer, Franz Schubert. Included is theoretical information, a biograph . . .

In the classical vocal repertoire, love and heartbreak seem to be very common subjects for the texts. Countless operas are focused on lovers who struggle to be together, and quite frequently we see one or both perish by the third act. Often forgotten . . .

This program celebrates the singer's repertoire; the art song. It explores a wide range of art song style in Italian, French and German. Various methods of unifying groups were employed when choosing the repertoire. Groups are unified by language, com . . .