By Michelle Latour What made you decide to pursue singing? Many singers are inspired by someone they admire or who encourages them: a choir director, a voice teacher, or
By Carol Kirkpatrick, author of ARIA READY, The Business of Singing This topic is of paramount importance as you go forward with your goals and aspirations of having a
By Mark Stoddard How many words should your flyer or advertisement contain inviting people to your concert or performance… assuming you want a full house? How many words should
We’re highlighting summer programs throughout this month and next. If you would like your program to be highlighted, email alex@classicalsinger.com. By Patricia Caicedo 2014 have been a very special
By Angela Myles Beeching Seems like an odd question for musicians, “What business are you in?” Terry O’Reilly, in his excellent CBC radio show “Under the Influence” (from
We’re highlighting summer programs throughout this month and next. If you would like your program to be highlighted, email alex@classicalsinger.com. It is a rare gift for highly accomplished performers
By Carol Kirkpatrick, author of ARIA READY, The Business of Singing Hope your summer gave you both the time and energy to just be and rejuvenate, plus time for
In this age of constant connection and social media, it was only a matter of time before it permeated every corner of society. While the media is full of stories about people using the social networking sites for reasons other than socializing or networking, it does not detract from the fact that these sites can be powerful tools for an individual, especially when an individual is a musician.
The young soprano Andrea Carroll stands out on so many levels. She’s bilingual. She was born in Thailand. Her first love was musical theatre and she still does crossover work. And as her career is really taking off, she is managing to keep her feet firmly planted on the ground. Read her sage and sound advice for her fellow singers.
Singers living and working in New York City reflect on their college experiences and offer advice for making the most of your four years.
What are you going to do after graduation? Sometimes taking a break is exactly what you need to figure out both your immediate and long-term paths. Read about the lessons one singer learned while doing just that.
Baritone Nathan Gunn has sung on the major stages the world over. A man for all seasons, Gunn is also a veteran with concert, recital, and musical theatre work. In recent years he has added professor to his many hats, teaching at the University of Illinois alongside his wife, Julie Jordan Gunn. Find out how this world-famous baritone keeps all of these balls in the air while still managing to stay grounded and focused on the things most important.
