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So you want to be an opera singer?
Then this is the guide for you! Here you will find information about library resources all catered to the needs of young artists.
Wait--what's a "young artist"?
A young artist is a blanket term for future and emerging professionals in the opera industry. Young artists range from university and conservatory students to performers who are out of school and building their career.
If you are studying voice here at OCU, congratulations, you are a young artist!
The main location for music resources is the Leichter Listening Library, which is locating on the 3rd floor of the Wanda Bass School of Music building. This library has scores, sound recordings, music education texts, and music reference books.
Books on and about music can also be found on the 3rd floor of the main campus library, Dulaney-Browne.
In this guide you will find:
Scores for OCU's Opera & Music Theatre season are always put on reserve and are available upon request at the music library's front desk.
Susannah, a musical drama in two acts by For info on musical theatre shows of the season, visit the Musical Theatre Major Guide.
Liz Wasson graduated from OCU in 2017 with a Bachelors of Music in Vocal Performance. She is now simultaneously pursuing a professional opera career and earning a Masters of Library and Information Science at the University of Oklahoma. She designed this guide for present and future VPs at OCU.
Her favorite operas are La Gioconda, Dead Man Walking, and Little Women; her favorite composers are Sibelius, Verdi, and Heggie.
