LOS ANGELES TIMES, April 12, 1981 

* Young Eve Marie Shahoian w/ photo
* Child classical vocalist prodigy
* Opera & jazz singer and songwriter 

The bottom of page has a heading: "10-Year-Old Must Be Seen, and Heard" with lead-in: "Her voice Is as Golden as Her Hair" and photo of Eve Marie Shahoian. (see images) 
Complete 1st section only with all 36 pages, nice condition.

Background: The significance of Eve Marie Shahoian’s musical trajectory lies in her rare ability to successfully transition from the rigid expectations of a child classical prodigy into a self-determined, contemporary adult artist. In an industry where young prodigies often face severe burnout or struggle to find an authentic identity after the novelty of youth fades, Shahoian’s mid-career reinvention serves as a masterclass in artistic autonomy and resilience. By stepping away from the limelight to master vocal pedagogy and psychology, she reclaimed her agency, allowing her to later pivot from the disciplined world of opera into the improvisational, emotionally raw realms of jazz and songwriting. Her journey is significant because it challenges the traditional "former child star" narrative, proving that a classical foundation can be recontextualized into a vibrant modern career, and that an artist’s most profound commercial and critical success can blossom well after their initial brush with fame.