Primo Tenori : Sérendipité et pseudo-sérendipité dans les parcours de début de carrière
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artistes de la scène, chanteurs d'opéra, gestion de carrière, chance, événement fortuit planifiéRésumé
International opera singers aim for the highest levels of career success possible. How did chance events impact their careers? To date, careers in opera have remained overlooked in the empirical career and counseling literature. The present article sheds light on careers of great tenors in opera history who were ready to take advantage of chance phenomena that facilitated advancement at initial stages of career development. The career counseling theory of planned happenstance (Mitchell, Levin & Krumboltz, 1999) is underscored as an appropriate vista for exploring chance events. Historic data suggest careers in opera merit researchers’belated attention and the inclusion of the chance variable as a facilitator of success. Implications for research are noted.
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