Random Thoughts of a Creative Mind - Hassel, Sue
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Sue Hassel, originally raised on a farm in the Midwest, sang in Europe professionally, later moving to New York City which has been her home since. Over the years her individual poems and essays have been published in newspapers and books. She has been featured in extended weekend edition profiles of the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal and enjoys the moniker, "The Soprano on the Bridge." Random Thoughts of a Creative Mind is a collection of her early writings as well as more current articles, a few of which you will find on her website, www.suehassel.com. This book is her attempt at…mehr

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Sue Hassel, originally raised on a farm in the Midwest, sang in Europe professionally, later moving to New York City which has been her home since. Over the years her individual poems and essays have been published in newspapers and books. She has been featured in extended weekend edition profiles of the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal and enjoys the moniker, "The Soprano on the Bridge." Random Thoughts of a Creative Mind is a collection of her early writings as well as more current articles, a few of which you will find on her website, www.suehassel.com. This book is her attempt at quantifying where creativity comes from in an individual, and how to grow through the various stages of life retaining that creativity and keeping it vital to the end of life.
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"Sue Hassel grew up on a farm in the Midwest, sang in Europe professionally, later moved to New York City where she continued her operatic career. Her first reviews after making her debut in Ballo in Maschera in the role of Amelia (singing that role four times in five nights) was raved in all local media, and later raved again in Opera News. After her stint in Europe, in New York City she continued that operatic career singing the leading roles in Tosca, Bellini's Norma, the Trovatore Leonora, Aida, Queen of the Night, Papagena and Philine. She is also an oratorio soloist. You can see by the repertoire, her voice began to shift upward over a three year period, and she is now a soubrette coloratura soprano having great fun singing in recital as Sue Hassel, Soprano & Piano as well as solo piano recitals featuring the music of Busoni, Liszt, Rachmaninoff and Brahms (her hands are big!). It appears that her career is backward, but she is the most pleased with her voice now. She always just knew she was a coloratura soprano and it just took time. She enjoys a level of local NYC notoriety having been featured both in the New York Times and Wall Street Journal weekend editions as the 'Soprano on the 59th Street Bridge', and last October she was followed around by a videographer who heard about her. In time that segment will air online. There appears to be a bootleg video of her playing and singing, as well as dancing enpointe in a tutu online somewhere. Hassel has not seen it. She has a vague memory of having filmed that in the past. Hassel has been known to say, "New York City is the best place to find your dreams and become". "