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<blockquote data-quote="bisous148" data-source="post: 1974633" data-attributes="member: 719160">I had been tracking toward a five-year, two-degree program, but I just found out that my merit scholarships still only last four years.&nbsp; That being said, it is my fourth year, and I might drop one degree so I can graduate on time.&nbsp; However, now I find myself unprepared to do graduate school auditions for voice performance, since I had instead been preparing for a recital in the coming spring.&nbsp; I really have little, if any, idea where I want to earn my M.M.&nbsp; Where are the best programs for an M.M. in vocal performance and/or opera?I am willing and glad to go abroad to a country that speaks English, Italian, French, or German.&nbsp; However, I am content to stay in the United States.&nbsp; My family is in the Philadelphia area, and although I don&#039;t need to live near them, it is always a convenience on moving day.If you know of individual teachers for specific voice types, I have a full lyric voice, considered by many to have potential as a dramatic voice.&nbsp; I currently study as a mezzo-soprano, but have the notes to be anything except a coloratura soprano.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bisous148, post: 1974633, member: 719160"] I had been tracking toward a five-year, two-degree program, but I just found out that my merit scholarships still only last four years. That being said, it is my fourth year, and I might drop one degree so I can graduate on time. However, now I find myself unprepared to do graduate school auditions for voice performance, since I had instead been preparing for a recital in the coming spring. I really have little, if any, idea where I want to earn my M.M. Where are the best programs for an M.M. in vocal performance and/or opera? I am willing and glad to go abroad to a country that speaks English, Italian, French, or German. However, I am content to stay in the United States. My family is in the Philadelphia area, and although I don't need to live near them, it is always a convenience on moving day. If you know of individual teachers for specific voice types, I have a full lyric voice, considered by many to have potential as a dramatic voice. I currently study as a mezzo-soprano, but have the notes to be anything except a coloratura soprano. [/QUOTE]

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