Music and Performing Arts are by nature oral traditions with not absolute truths! Because of the enormous complexity around them, all...

Opera Camps: An experiences where all Opera stakeholders (communities, students, and professionals) can interact and be part of the Opera.

What: Clues for Artistic and Financial Sustainability in Performing Organizations / Doctoral Dissertation Defense When: March 31st, 2023,...

Building bridges between communities and art practices has been in the center of my job and life since I accepted my first Music...

Building code for the analysis of the “Multilevel Opera Roles” Concept by Diego Barbosa-Vásquez © DiegoBarbosa-Vásquez/Dec2nd2022...

This is the story about how we created “harmony and peace” in Los Angeles County society with Arts practice.

The publication discusses how Maestro Diego Barbosa Vasquez has been awarded the Sustainability Research Grant as part of a collaborative effort between Indiana University students and faculty. The publication describes how Diego's research, specifically focusing on Opera Sustainability (currently Performing Arts Sustainability), incorporates the three dimensions of sustainability: economic, social, and environmental.

Abstract As an art and entertainment, Opera aims to be as close as possible to the people. It is precisely the reason to merge music, sung drama, and spectacle as a single complete art allowing multiple people to enjoy Opera from different perspectives. Different scholars have shared that Opera finds its community connections mainly in the cutting-edge spectacle developments at the theater to impress audiences. Similarly, approaches have been made to the stories for the Opera

These are 7 TV news segments and teasers with international broadcasting power in the USA and Latin America, where audiences could see the Telemundo 52 journalist interviewing with Maestro Barbosa-Vasquez and his team. The segments talk about the premiere of the Barbosa-Vásquez’s Opera El Imperio de la Luz, produced by the CASC with Maestro Barbosa-Vásquez as its founder and Music and Artistic Director.

The publication talks about the premiere of El Imperio de la Luz Community Opera in one act conducted by Maestro Barbosa-Vásquez (designed and co-created by him), produced by the Collaborative Arts Summer Camp (CASC) in which Maestro Barbosa-Vásquez was the Music & Artistic Director. The publication describes how the CASC program co-created by Maestro Barbosa-Vasquez has been able to provide sustainable and welcoming artistic experiences to multiple communities at internation