The Bi-Annual Mary Trueman Vocal Arts Competition
The Art Song Preservation Society held its first ever Vocal Arts Competition on March 31, 2012 at The Colonial Dames of America's Abigail Adams Auditorium in New York's Upper East Side.
This competition honors Mary Trueman, a renowned teacher of French and German Vocal Literature and Diction at Rice University and of Voice at Texas Southern University.
In 2012, the final eight competitors were selected from over 100 auditionees, and sang exquisite selections from the vast art song repertoire.
Judging the competition were three of the Art Song Preservation Society’s esteemed Advisory Board Members: Corradina Caporello (The Juilliard School), Thomas Grubb (The Juilliard School), and Thomas Muraco (The Manhattan School of Music).
The winner receives a grand prize of $1,000, insightful coachings, valuable rehearsals, and priceless career advisement - all culminating in a solo recital in New York City given by the winner in conjunction with The Art Song Preservation Society. The 2013 winner will also have the opportunity to partner with internationally acclaimed pianist, Thomas Muraco in a summer recital in 2014.
This competition honors Mary Trueman, a renowned teacher of French and German Vocal Literature and Diction at Rice University and of Voice at Texas Southern University.
In 2012, the final eight competitors were selected from over 100 auditionees, and sang exquisite selections from the vast art song repertoire.
Judging the competition were three of the Art Song Preservation Society’s esteemed Advisory Board Members: Corradina Caporello (The Juilliard School), Thomas Grubb (The Juilliard School), and Thomas Muraco (The Manhattan School of Music).
The winner receives a grand prize of $1,000, insightful coachings, valuable rehearsals, and priceless career advisement - all culminating in a solo recital in New York City given by the winner in conjunction with The Art Song Preservation Society. The 2013 winner will also have the opportunity to partner with internationally acclaimed pianist, Thomas Muraco in a summer recital in 2014.
