Audio and Video
Tri-Cities opera proudly produced GLORY DENIED by Tom Cipullo. Our media affiliate, WSKG, created a documentary called “Behind the Scenes of Glory Denied.” |
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THE TRAGEDY OF CARMEN was broadcast on WSKG radio. Susan is the host and presenter for the Tri-Cities Opera Preview. |
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Susan Ashbaker as performer
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Susan Ashbaker as Professor
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| Master Class with Susan Ashbaker Artistic advisor, CoOPERAtive & Vocal Coach |
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Susan Ashbaker as Professor
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| Master Class with Susan Ashbaker Artistic advisor, CoOPERAtive & Vocal Coach |
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Susan Ashbaker as Professor
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| Master Class with Susan Ashbaker Artistic advisor, CoOPERAtive & Vocal Coach part 1 |
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| Master Class with Susan Ashbaker Artistic advisor, CoOPERAtive & Vocal Coach part 2 |
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Susan Ashbaker as Radio Preview Host
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Tri-Cities Opera presents Tchaikovsky’s fairy-tale opera “Iolanta” Tri-Cities Opera presented their first production in Russian with English subtitles. Iolanta was Tchaikovsky’s final opera, a one-act fairy tale, written as a companion piece to The Nutcracker. General Director Susan Ashbaker is your host and Binghamton University professor Paul Schleuse explains the plot of the opera assisted by singers from the cast.Listen to the recording on the WSKG website |
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Operalogue: “The Barber of Seville” Tri-Cities Opera General Director Susan Ashbaker is your host and Binghamton University professor Paul Schleuse explains the plot of the opera assisted by singers from the cast.Listen to the recording on the WSKG website |
Susan Ashbaker as Writer
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Tri-Cities Opera’s Peyton Hibbitt turns 90 On August 27th, 2015, Peyton Hibbitt, co-founder of Tri-Cities Opera celebrated his 90th birthday. Tri-Cities Opera’s General Director, Susan S. Ashbaker, reflects on his legacy and the swanky, arts-friendly Triple Cities culture that helped Binghamton establish one of the oldest opera training programs in the country.Read Susan’s reflection on the Triple Cities Carousel website |
Career Conversation: Advice for Young Singers
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| Susan Shiplett Ashbaker, former director of artistic and music administration at the Opera Company of Philadelphia, discusses career planning and audition preparation with Kiera Duffy ’01, MM’03 and Dísella Làrusdóttir MM’05, finalists in 2007 Metropolitan Opera Council’s National Auditions, and Laura Brooks Rice, their teacher and a member of Westminster’s voice faculty. | Mp3 Audio – click to listen – right click (Mac [cmd][click]) to download | Referenced in the podcast: Metropolitan Opera National Council |
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