Teachers and opera company directors weigh in to share stories of the growing trend of entitlement by many up-and-coming singers. Such an attitude can not only lead to colleagues disliking you, but it can also mean losing singing jobs. Read on to find out if your own attitude might need some adjusting.
This month glean some lessons on being a good colleague from improv theater, particularly how “saying yes” is so much more than simply uttering the word.
CS asked summer program directors to share highlights of their 2012 program and tell us what to watch for in 2013. Read their words and participants’ words—and check out a few photos—here.
Four summer program directors discuss what to expect at their auditions.
A week-long intensive on early music awaits interested singers in Madison, Wis. Read about what it offers and the bang singers are getting for their buck.
A look at two programs that are making it easier for emerging singers to get the professional training they need.
The ears are a significant and very important part of a singer’s instrument. But in this noisy world, taking care of them to ensure their proper function can be challenging. Dr. Jahn offers his advice for a lifetime of good hearing.
Natural disasters and other incidents beyond our control can make us reevaluate what is truly most important. Olivia Giovetti did just that in terms of money after the recent Hurricane Sandy. Read her observations here.
I have always been fascinated with the passing of time. When I am anxious, fearful, or anticipating something exciting, time seems to stand still and can’t move fast enough. On
Opera Theatre of Saint Louis Announces Premieres Opera Theatre of Saint Louis has commissioned three new works. As a result, it will have a major premiere at each of its
For an international experience a little closer to home, consider this summer program located in beautiful British Columbia, Canada. Pianists and singers participate in a three-week intensive on everything art song.
