On Monday, May 14, 2001, at 04:11 Uhr, Lloyd W. Hanson wrote:
> However, it is not the conductors primary job to cue singers
> entrances in works from the standard rep such as Samson and Delila.
> Any singer who requires such is a singer who does not know his/her
> trade very well. On new works or works in which the orchestra parts
> are constantly played against the singer then the conductors cues are
> essential. But evern in these conditions most conductors will train
> singers to know how to enter in a difficult place so the conductor's
> cue is not as necessary. This is insurance in case there is an
> orchestral or stage difficulty that crops up in performance.
Oh boy, here we go! Sorry Lloyd but your post is a bit naive.
Graham Sanders
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Ciao,
Graham Sanders
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