Two magazines are featuring Cincinnati musicians prominently in their February editions. CSO music director Louis Langrée is given a half-page spotlight in Vanity Fair, with the headline “Bonjour Cincinnati.” A photographer came to Cincinnati earlier this fall to photograph him in Springer Auditorium.

And Opera News mentions CCM alumni about two dozen times in its current issue — by faculty member Donna Loewy’s estimation. Here’s the list:

Opera Watch: Andrew Garland. appearing with the Boston Baroque and Seattle Opera; and Ric Furman, winner of the top award to a young Wagnerian from the Wagner Society of New York, who has been busy at Seattle Opera and sings in Germany this month.

Sound Bites: Catherine Martin has a nice feature written by Brian Kellow. She appears at Dayton Opera this month, as Sister Helen Prejean in Jake Heggie and Terrence McNally’s “Dead Man Walking.”

In Review: David McFerrin appeared with Boston Opera;  Nathan Stark was in An Italian in Algiers in San Jose Opera;

In Chicago, Norman Garrett was praised for his Jake in Porgy and Bess.

She spotted the great baritone Tom Fox in a Washington Concert Opera ad.

Recording reviews mention  Ian McEuen on the album With Blood, With Ink. David McFerrin turns up on MacMillan’s Clemency.

In Video, a full-page review of Aldridge Parables mentions Adriana Zabala. A video of Cavalli’s Elena notes Brendan Tuohy among the excellent singers.

Then there is Dateline, the listings of performances. Here we see:

Met, Feb. 28: Audrey Luna

Arizona, Feb. 1: David Adam Moore (Andrew Penning is also in this show)

Feb. 27: Sarah Tucker

Austin, Feb. 1: Luis Orozco (David Small is in the same production, but not named)

Dallas, Feb. 1: Craig Verm

Dayton, Feb. 27: Catherine Martin

Florida Grand, Feb. 12: Jason Slayden

Hawaii Opera, Feb. 13: Melody Moore

Houston Grand, Feb. 6: Sofia Selowsky

Juilliard Opera, Feb. 10: Andrew Stenson

Opera Parallele, Feb. 20: Catherine Cook

Michael Mayes

Opera Philadelphia, Feb. 6: David Daniels

Sarasota, Feb. 14: Sean Anderson

Seattle, Feb. 21: Deborah Nansteel