By: Aanya P Follow the music, follow the sounds, Through forest foliage, thick and thin. Follow it in the woods, down to A clearing,...

By: Deeba Mehr The Flower Duet is from Léo Delibe’s 1883 opera, Lakmé. Though it is scored for a soprano and mezzo-soprano, it is also...

By: Dhwanee Goyal sweet angel, made of satin ties and rubber gaps, tell me, do you ever stall? look at your reflection in the mirror...

By: Yvette Fragozo Mariachi music originates from Mexico with groups consisting of violins, trumpets, guitars, vihuelas, and a guitarron....

By: Deeba Mehr The Barber of Seville The Barber of Seville premiered in 1816 and is a member of the Opera Buffa genre*. The music was...

This poem illustrates the retrospective time of grief when the narrator’s piano got moved away.

What is the most rewarding part of working at The Cantabile Collective (TCC)? The most rewarding part of being at TCC is getting to be a...

By: Clara Pressey Any fan of Shakespeare (or theater) will tell you that it is a beautiful thing to be able to compare and contrast...

By: Aanya P We sing, we dance, To our own special beat. We laugh, we cry, Drumming with our feet. Against the metronome we shiver, Its...

By: Elisabeth Lau The heart beats as the time tick- tick- ticks away. The never-ending pound- pound- pounding escalates with swift speed....

By: Riley Esquejo Although I never knew her personally, I looked up to Naya Rivera. She was a role model whose death broke the hearts of...

By: Deeba Mehr As some of you may know, many theatres have started to stream productions of plays, operas, and ballets for free in the...

By: Clara Pressey In 1919, musician Joseph John Davilla wrote a ragtime piano piece that he entitled The Axeman's Jazz (Don’t Scare Me...