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Many opera singers have a guilty secret they only admit to their closest friends: They don’t like to watch opera—they
only like to sing it! Here’s our favorite opera violinist, back with a guilty secret of his own!

Many young singers may not yet be ready to do Giacomo Puccini’s operatic roles—but they can sing the great composer’s songs, and learn a great deal about his style.

Singers are the busiest people we know, often juggling three lives at once. Here’s part one of a three part series on making sure music remains an important part of your life.

CS General Manager Mark Stoddard and columnist Cindy Sadler are going around the country giving workshops on marketing. Here are another author’s tips for you on a very complex topic.

A Singer writes in for help after career crashes.

One of the greatest artists of our century was happy to talk to CS readers about his career, young artists, older artists and where he sees the art form going.

Getting to know artistic directors is critical for singers who are auditioning anywhere.

A Spectrum of Voices brings some of the top teachers together talking about technique. Here's a review of the book for you.

There are no quick fixes but there are plenty of resources and work you can do to overcome this debilitating problem.

A nasal sound isn't always about your techique-the problem could be medical. Here's some wise advice from a man who knows the nose.

Are you thinking about college? Are you wondering which school you’re going to attend? It’s worth it to expand your view. Sometimes that is difficult—there are over 600 schools to look at in the United States alone! And some, like Shorter College in Georgia, seem to be working very hard to stay hidden, despite a tremendous success record with singers.

US News and World Report rated them years ago. CS has written articles on all of them. Here's a synopsis for you.