Christi Amonson is a soprano, a stage director, a curious reader/writer, a professor of voice and opera at The College of Idaho, and a curator of food, hugs, and good times for her family.
Whether revisiting the classics or looking to expand your repertoire into more modern interpretations, find information on which Italian vocal anthology will best serve you.
Consider the pros and cons of different types of face masks and how well they work with singing and breathing.
Read a humorous perspective on what university music instructors might think about some bad student habits.
Don’t view an education degree as Plan B. Benefits to this route are many, including shared artistry and stability.
Say goodbye to one of classical singing’s most loved divas. Her big voice and even bigger heart have not only left a mark on those closest to her but have cemented her impression as an icon in the musical world.
Don’t wait until the last year of your degree program to formulate a lucrative plan for post-university life. Prepare now to get that degree to pay you back.
It’s tempting to waste away those valuable summer months. These ideas will help you resist that urge and get a jump-start on the fall semester.
Presentation is everything. Discover tips for best representing yourself in all sorts of situations and opportunities.
Find greater meaning and motivation as you work to interpret and communicate the music and poetry relationship in classic song.
You won’t get far in your degree program without strong memorization skills. Take control with these fresh and unique tips.
Achieving perfection is not only impossible, its very pursuit can hamper true and joyful artistic expression.
Navigating your way from college to professional singer can be challenging to say the least. Many singers find their way thanks to summer training programs and Young Artist Programs. Consider the various options here and find a program to fit both your abilities and your needs.
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