IDEAS Guest Artists
BWVP Guest Artists enrich student educational, developmental, and network-building experiences through connections with world-class guest artists and industry professionals.
IDEAS Guest Artists include internationally acclaimed Performers, Stage Directors, Conductors, Agents, and Administrators.
IDEAS Guests bring a diverse perspective from many facets of the industry ranging from on-stage performance, to audition technique, interpretation, entrepreneurship, marketing, social media, young artist and resident artist program expectations, the business of opera, and more.
The IDEAS Guest Artists are underwritten in part by Bella Voce, the BWVP student organization and advocacy group.
IDEAS Guest Artists
BWVP Guest Artists enrich student educational, developmental, and network-building experiences through connections with world-class guest artists and industry professionals.
IDEAS Guest Artists include internationally acclaimed Performers, Stage Directors, Conductors, Agents, and Administrators.
IDEAS Guests bring a diverse perspective from many facets of the industry ranging from on-stage performance, to audition technique, interpretation, entrepreneurship, marketing, social media, young artist and resident artist program expectations, the business of opera, and more.
The IDEAS Guest Artists are underwritten in part by Bella Voce, the BWVP student organization and advocacy group.
IDEAS Guest Artists
BWVP Guest Artists enrich student educational, developmental, and network-building experiences through connections with world-class guest artists and industry professionals.
IDEAS Guest Artists include internationally acclaimed Performers, Stage Directors, Conductors, Agents, and Administrators.
IDEAS Guests bring a diverse perspective from many facets of the industry ranging from on-stage performance, to audition technique, interpretation, entrepreneurship, marketing, social media, young artist and resident artist program expectations, the business of opera, and more.
The IDEAS Guest Artists are underwritten in part by Bella Voce, the BWVP student organization and advocacy group.
Innovation
Cutting-Edge Real-World Focused Curriculum
Wholistic Total-Body Instrument Training to Develop Complete Artistry
Voice Lessons, Coaching, Diction & Literature, and Conservatory Core
8-Semester Performance Workshop Sequence
Comprehensive Preparation to win Top Graduate School Placement
Build and Develop Your Foundation for life-long success
Unique Partnerships with Professional Companies and Organizations
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Opportunity
for ALL BWVP Majors:
Cast in at least one Main Stage Opera production each year
Perform in two Workshop productions every semester
Participate in at least one master class each year
Work with Guest artists in professional residencies
Connect with top Grad Programs through Grad School EXPOs
Develop Professional Network through collaborations
Earthly Institute
We stand up for the protection and restoration of our living world by campaigning with key decision-makers in order to effect positive law and policy reform.
Earthly Institute researches, educates, and advocates for positive law and policy change on a global scale. Our international Earthly community understands that we are on the brink of climate collapse and mass extinction. But we are also empowered by the fact that we have all of the knowledge that we need to protect our planet.
EMMA WILANSKY
Emma Wilansky is a Soprano from Maryland. She is currently completing her undergraduate in voice performance at Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music and studies with Professor Nancy Maultsby. Some of her previous opera roles include Cleopatra in Händel’s Giulio Cesare, Mabel in Gilbert and Sullivan's Pirates of Penzance, Fortuna in Monteverdi’s L’incoronazione di Poppea, Oberto in Handel's Alicia, Pilot in Portman’s The Little Prince, Zelda in the virtual micro opera Virtually Dead by Kamal Sankaram and Jerry Dye, and Kitchen Maid in the world premiere production of La casa de Bernarda Alba by Caridad Svich and Griffin Candey. Emma competed in Ohio Nats and was awarded first place in the third year classical voice division. She was also awarded membership in the Dayton C. Miller Honor Society and is currently an active member of Mu Phi.
