July 2024 – All Articles

On the Steps of the Shubert is an excellent teaching resource, a tribute to Sondheim and the artform he shaped with his genius, and a beautiful, living record of Broadway history.

Rising young soprano Sara LeMesh is a versatile artist who thrives on singing in a variety of genres. Here she tells us about her non-traditional path to developing her blossoming career.

Baritone Eric McKeever was in decent shape, ate relatively well, and took a more alternative medicine approach to health, yet he found himself in need of a heart valve repair surgery. Read on to learn about his experience.

Join us as we leap forward again and make European content a permanent fixture in our online magazine, Classical Singer Online!

In part two of the Autistic Classical Singer series, we'll look at an example of a highly successful autistic singer and offer guidance for autistic classical singers.

Welcome to part two in our Tool Time series, where we provide reasoning and use cases for items for singing and maintenance of the voice. In the hot seat this time: The Belt Box.

Singers graduating from school programs are going to be seeking apartments. In this article, find out the best times to look for an apartment.

A new book explores the impacts of trauma on the voice and how teachers can provide trauma-informed care while staying within their scope of practice. 

Over the last few years, opera attendance seems to be decreasing. Read on for Dr. Anthony Jahn's perspective on how to ensure that opera will continue not just to survive but thrive.