2023 – All Articles

Mezzo-soprano Briana Hunter recently released her latest album that explores the connection between past, present, and future, offering a powerful study of the human experience and Black experience. Read on to learn more about her.

You’re in the thick of the season right now— and the holidays, the busiest season of the year, are upon us. While this is a season that calls on you to give and give and give, you must take time to take care of yourself.

With the holidays in full swing, we as singers have to make difficult decisions to protect our health as best we can. Here are some steps you can take to safeguard your health and the health of others this holiday season.

With college, university, and conservatory application deadlines approaching, a checklist can help you stay organized as you apply. Read on to learn how a checklist can help you submit what is required.

Metropolitan Opera Assistant Conductor Bryan Wagorn shares about a shift in perspective and much more.

In this article, we learn about how to create your own self-produced project.

Considering taking a break from singing? Afraid there will be consequences to your career development? Read on to hear from singers who took breaks for very different reasons, about their decision to take a break, and what returning was like for them.

Rehearsals are quite possibly the best part of performing. This is where the real creativity happens! Read on to learn about rehearsals as a performer on a Broadway National Tour!

Warming up is important! But, instead of calling it "warm up" what if we called it "coordinating up"? Read on to learn about changing the connotation of warming up!

Baritone Michael Chioldi has sung on stages across the world. In this interview, he shares his rise to stardom and staying power as a singer—and gives advice to young singers about the changes the industry is facing, vocal longevity, and balancing work with your relationships and personal life. 

What is the secret? New Yorkers have been going to Liz Fleischer to learn this critical skill for 35 years! It's time we let you in on the secret as well.

Bel Canto in Tuscany offers a three-week intensive training program for singers and opera coaches in Greve in Chianti, Italy. It offers a uniquely well-rounded educational experience that focuses on every aspect needed to become a professional in the field of opera.