Laura Claycomb’s Young Artists Corner
Young Artists’ Corner
I have moved my Young Artists’ Corner here, so all the information is in one place and I can slowly EDIT the whole thing so it is more up to date. This is my popular advice for young singers.
The very first masterclass I gave, I jotted down a few ideas of things I wish I had known when I was just out of college; that advice has ballooned into this Young Artists Corner throughout my career. A book is forthcoming from this information, but in the meanwhile, there is plenty to read here!
I’m a lyric coloratura soprano who has made a lovely over-30-year career and am now concentrating more on teaching, as I love it, and want to be home more. I had kids very late and want to enjoy them. So, teaching gives me the flexibility to be able to do what I love, make a difference in this world (hopefully) and be home more than I have in my entire singing career. I am happy to share my hard-won advice gathered over the past 35 years with the next generations of singers, and I hope you will take it to heart in the spirit in which it was given. Happy singing!
- Laura Claycomb’s Young Artists’ Corner
- 4. Advanced Planning
- 3. Different Paths
- 2. Secrets behind an operatic career
- 1. Life Decisions
- Studies
- Fach
- The Operatic Playgrounds’ Secret – (Patrick’s Opera Blog)
- Deliberate Practice
- Health
- An Agent’s Point of View (Tom Graham)
- Financial Planning and Taxes
- The Magic of “THANK YOU”
- Being a Chorister (Martin L Pook)
- Travel
- The Singing Business Recently – Food for Thought

