In the first and (so far) only season of the Classically (Un)Trained podcast, you will have heard me call to join an online artist collective at the end of the episodes. I’ve since realised that in-person, local scenes are much more important than creating an online think-tank, though I know the artists I brainstormed this idea with liked the proposal in principal. I have since put my energy into the non-online efforts – real artistic collaborations, getting involved with the local scenes.
So, do get involved, but not necessarily with Classically (Un)Trained. Go out and find strange things!
That said, I’ll certainly want to continue to share with an audience, especially if it can be helpful. So, in case there is any confusion about how to follow and support Classically (Un)Trained, below is a breakdown.
All the very best,
Ema Katrovas, host of Classically (Un)Trained
How To Follow
- You can sign up for the newsletter, which will give you a monthly (every 13th of the month) update on both my research into poor opera and my various classically (un)trained endeavours and whatever future episodes and articles appear in the Classically (Un)Trained Substack or elsewhere.
- You can subscribe and follow on Substack (though the newsletter is also a digest of that month’s articles, if there are any)
- You can follow my podcast on Instagram (@ema_katrovas_podcast) and also my performing on Instagram (@emakatrovas). I post occasional reels and updates on both.
- You can still donate to Classically (Un)Trained through Steady.
And that’s it! Choose your own adventure. And thank you, however you choose.