Carolyn Sebron

Adjunct Lecturer of Music
Music and Art

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Carolyn Sebron holds a Master of Music degree in voice performance from The Juilliard School and a Bachelor of Music degree in voice from the University of Cincinnati. She has appeared locally with Harlem Opera Theater, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Opera Ebony, the Harlem Chamber Singers, Three on Three, the Bronx Opera and the Bronx Arts Ensemble. She was also alto soloist at the Abyssinian Baptist Church. She works to support local arts organizations. Sebron has appeared in major operatic roles at the DeutscheOper, Teatro Real Madrid, and L’Arena di Verona to name a few. A former Fulbright Scholar, she currently is a doctoral candidate in voice pedagogy at Shenandoah University.

Expertise

Applied

Vocal music:

Classical – opera, oratorio, concert, art song
Contemporary Commercial Music (CCM ) – musical theater and jazz performance

Diction: English, French, Italian, German

Stage and role preparation

Courses

Music Appreciation

Introduction to World Music

Diction

Voice Masterclass

Degrees

Doctoral Candidate – Voice Pedagogy, Shenandoah University (current)
Master of Music – Voice Performance, The Juilliard School
Bachelor of Music – Voice Performance, University of Cincinnati, College-Conservatory of Music

Courses Taught

3 CRS.3 HRS.NULL LAB HRS. BUS 110.5 (): This course surveys the American legal system and the basic law of contracts as it relates to business in the 21st century. Reference is made to typical business transactions both traditional and electronic, and by a study of pertinent cases, how the various principles of contract law apply to them. Additionally, this course examines at how courts, legislatures, and regulators confront the major legal issues that the Internet poses. Major topics include: how legally-enforceable contracts are made online; how courts determine jurisdiction over online transactions; intellectual property rules as they relate to digital assets such as music, video, and online texts; control over Internet domain names; liability of intermediaries such as Internet Service Providers and search engines; and online privacy protections.

Research and Projects

In edit.

Publications