An hour and a half, during which you will get more and more tense, and less
and less focused. You will eventually choose the first takes, despite
blemishes. Only a few weeks later you will realize how you could have done
everything so much better. You may repeat the cycle, if you wish. john
p.s. ;0)
At 11:41 AM 6/25/01 -0400, you wrote:
>Hello All,
>I am planning a to record 5 arias on CD and was wondering how long this
>should take, taking into consideration multiple runs, etc. I am not
>looking for perfection, it is not for a competition, or audition just to
>give to members of my family as gifts. Any advice about recording?
>Thanks!
>Milena
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