Harry Dworchak

To sing for forty years on the world's great opera and concert stages is no mean feat. However, to sing three repertoires on those stages for the last twent-five years shows a modicum of talent, but more importantly is a testament to a quality vocal technique. For more than thirty years I have been teaching, developing a methodolog that opens the doors of this career to the young, intermediate and accomplished professional singer. Contrary to popular belief, there is no shortage of talent. One cannot tip-toe through the tullips and not trip over a beautiful voice. However, singing well is something else again. A quality vocal technique will open every door to this art form, while less then quality singing will keep those doors tightly closed. I like opening those doors.