A riveting and personal exploration of the dynamic relationship of influence between teacher and student in the voice studio, investigating complicated topics such as legacy, pedagogy, and mentorship.
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Brian Manternach is an Associate Professor at the University of Utah's Department of Theatre and a Research Associate at the Utah Center for Vocology, where he serves on the faculty of the Summer Vocology Institute. He is an Associate Editor of the Journal of Singing and a columnist for Classical Singer. His research, reviews, articles, and essays have appeared in numerous voice-related publications.
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