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4/27/22: At the end of May, Dr. Eustis will take part in an academic exchange in Israel, exploring the country's history, politics, culture, and economy; sponsored by the Jewish National Fund.
She, along with 32 other participants from universities and academic institutions across the U.S., will travel throughout Israel, meeting Israeli professors from their respective disciplines and with the same, or similar, research interests, all with the goal of developing collaborations, research projects, co-authoring articles, and establishing exchange programs between faculty and students. Read the full press release here. |
10/04/21: Read Dr. Eustis’ featured article: "Using online platforms to create community in the voice studio: Lessons from the pandemic" in Inter Nos, a publication from The National Association of Teachers of Singing. Also check out the latest Ask a Voice Teacher column in The Liturgical Singer.
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09/02/21- A Singer's Epiphany is now the #1 New Release on Amazon in the Vocal and Singing Category!
Order now on Kindle or paperback. |
7/26/21- Listen to the latest episode of the podcast Ministry Monday: #163: "Caring for the voice after COVID-19", presented by the National Association of Pastoral Musicians. Watch the interview on YouTube, or listen on Spotify or iTunes.
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5/10/21- Read Dr. Eustis' latest column in The Liturgical Singer: ASK A VOICE TEACHER: Readying the Voice and Heart
"As we make ready for the summer months of Ordinary Time, we pray for just that: a time that is no longer unprecedented or inconceivably difficult... Read More" |
6/5/21- You can catch Lynn on the latest episode of "Heard Over the Piano", a YouTube series presented by the Collaborative Arts Institute of Chicago.
Registration is also now open for Dr. Eustis' Master Class Series with CAIC! Click HERE to learn more. |
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02/15/2021 - Read Lynn's latest column in The Liturgical Singer Quarterly: Ask a Voice Teacher.
"The past year has been challenging for liturgical singers, to put it mildly. Many singers are still sitting on the sidelines as their churches remain shuttered, while others are struggling with masks, social distancing, and an increased level of anxiety..." Read More |
03/10/2021 - Dr. Eustis met with members of the NATS (National Association of Teachers of Singing) National Mentoring Committee over the weekend to discuss the 2020 program's successes and areas which could be improved upon. The NATS National Mentoring Collaborative (NNMC) launched in the Fall of 2019 with the goal of fostering learning for young teachers by pairing them with leading professionals in the field, offering opportunities to improve their skills, collaborate with new people, and consider new strategies.
Lynn Eustis (center row on the far right), is pictured along with Catherine McDaniel, Sahoko Sato Timpone, Marquese Carter, Katherine Ciesinski, Jeanne Goffi-Fynn, Edrie Means Weekly, Justin John Moniz, Nicholas Perna, Theresa Brancaccio, and Julie Simson. |
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2/1/21 - On Thursday February 4th @ 8PM EST/7PM CST, Dr. Eustis will appear on HEARD OVER THE PIANO, Collaborative Arts Institute of Chicago's (CAIC) new virtual round table discussions series.
Hosted by CAIC's Director of Education Shannon McGinnis, the episode entitled: "Silver Linings to Online Learning" will feature Lynn in conversation with pianist & vocal coach Dana Brown, and CAIC Executive Director Nicholas Hutchinson. *UPDATE* 2/5/21: This episode is now available to watch HERE |
12/8/20 - Enjoy Lynn's latest collaboration with countertenor Wee Kiat Chia, performing "Evening Prayer" from the opera Hansel and Gretel by Humperdinck.
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11/9/20 - Lynn sat down earlier this month with Maestro William Payn of Susquehanna Valley Chorale to discuss her newest book, "A Singer's Epiphany - Faith, Music and Mortality", about her journey coming to terms with a brain tumor. Plus a performance of "Will You?" from Frankel & Korie's Grey Gardens.
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11/17/2020 - Read Lynn's latest column in The Liturgical Singer Quarterly: Ask a Voice Teacher.
"This has been a year like no other, and we will have to honor our traditions in very different ways this time around..." Read More |