Brian Manternach – Page 2 – All Articles

In her interview with Brian Manternach, Joanie Brittingham discusses the benefit of developing effective practice strategies, how they have worked in her own career, and how they can even apply to fields outside of music.

Tenor Matthew Swensen shares his experiences of singing opera in Europe and throughout the U.S., as well as the adjustments he made as an early career artist to the changing landscape of opera.

A new book explores ways that singers can build inclusive singing communities and address representation in the recital hall. 

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. 

Australian author Andrew Sutherland reexamines opera—both modern and historical—through a queer perspective.

Success isn't always what you expect it's going to be! Sometimes ending up somewhere different than where you hoped or planned may be the best thing that can happen.

New posthumously published books allow the pedagogy of two beloved teachers to live on

New resources will help both performers and educators give their regards to Broadway.

With more than 100 operatic roles to his credit, Mark S. Doss has made a career of masterfully treading between bass and baritone.

Sharon Stohrer’s second book on performance anxiety aims to help singers strategize their way to more confident presentations. 

A new book provides insights on creating gender-affirming voice studios.

A new text helps teachers explore efficient and effective implementation of the class voice format.