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Colleague, Friend, Protege, Pupil, and Student of the distinguished Metropolitan Opera Leading Soprano, Eleanor Steber, from 1971 till her death. Miss
Steber was a singer who has left the finest discography of any American
Opera Singer. She was a Distinguished Faculty Member of The American
Institute of Musical Studies - Graz, Austria, The Aspen Music Festival,
The Cleveland Institute of Music, The Juilliard School, and The New
England Conservatory of Music.
Marc Alan Innes is one of today's
finest Voice Builder / Voice Teachers, a true Vocal Pedagogist. He has
developed a strong relationship with The Metropolitan Opera as artist
and teacher.
Mr. Innes has appeared in many of the world’s finest opera houses, including The Cleveland Opera, The Lyric Opera of Chicago, The New York City Opera, The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, and The Santa Fe Opera.
He
has appeared with many of the world’s finest orchestras, including The
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, The Boston Symphony Orchestra, The Chicago
Symphony, The London Symphony Orchestra, The Cleveland Orchestra, The
Met Chamber Orchestra, Opera Orchestra of New York, The Philadelphia
Orchestra, and The San Francisco Symphony.
He has also
appeared several times at The Blossom Festival, The Ravinia Festival,
and The Tanglewood Festival. In recital, Mr. Innes has been presented
at The Ravinia Festival, Weill Hall in New York City, Wigmore Hall in
London, The University of Chicago Presents Series, and The University
Musical Society in Ann Arbor.
The many conductors with whom Mr.
Innes has worked with include Christoph von Dohnanyi, Christoph
Eschenbach, Vance George, Margaret Hillis, Louis Lane, James Levine,
Lorin Maazel, Sir Charles Mackerras, Sir Neville Marriner, Zubin Mehta,
Seiji Ozawa, Robert Page, and Robert Shaw.
Mr. Innes has
studied with these distinguished teachers: Anthony Addison, Kurt Adler,
Janet Winburn Alcorn, Gordon M. Almstead, Hermaneus Baer, Noelle
Barker, David Bartholomew, Miklos Bencze, Pierre Bernac, Oren Brown,
Monserrat Caballe’, Maria Callas, Walter Carringer, Lili Chookasian,
Boris Christoff, Berton Coffin, Richard Collins, Frank Cosaro, Laurence
Davis, Ryan Edwards, Nell Engelstadt, Ethel Evans, Dan Ferro, Leland
Fox, Eleanor Gardner, Robert Gay, Tito Gobbi, Boris Goldovsky, Norman
Gulbransen, Melvin Hakola, Paul Hickfang, Margaret Hillis, Marilyn
Horne, Joanne Fuller Hopper, Max Janowski, Elizabeth Koch, Doris Lang
Kosloff, Robert Long, Lorenzo Malfatti, Zinka Milanov, Alice Cave
Muschick, John Muschick, Mark Pearson, Vera Rozsa, Eleanor Steber,
Giuseppi Di Steffano, Elizabeth Stevens, Italo Tajo, Georgia Tice,
David Triestram, Helen Vanni, George Vassos, Boies Whitcomb, Lynn
Woodman, Yi Kwei Sze.
MARC ALAN INNES' EDUCATION
Preparatory,
B.M., B.M.Ed., M.M., D.M.A., Ph.D.,
Artist Certificate, Artist Diploma, Diplomas
He studied at The
Actors Studio, Akademie fuer Musik, “Mozarteum,” Salzburg, Baldwin
Wallace College Conservatory of Music, The Chicago Musical College of
Roosevelt University, The Cleveland Institute of Music, The Cleveland
Playhouse, The Cleveland State University, Conservatorio di musica
“Giuseppi Verdi,” Milan, Conservatorio di musica “Santa Cecilia,” Rome,
The Juilliard School, Millikin University School of Music, The New
England Conservatory of Music, The 92nd Street Y, Northwestern
University School of Music, Ohio State University School of Music, Ohio
Wesleyan University, The Royal College of Music, London, The University
of Mississippi.
With additional coursework at The Archdiocese of Chicago, The Moody Bible Institute, and The Willow Creek Association concerning Church Music.
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