Carroll Freeman’s ultra-energetic, joyful, uninhibited nature is infectious. Thriving on giving young singers confidence to push themselves beyond their notions of their capabilities, he seems to be everywhere, doing everything well, and all at once.
A singer’s holiday season often involves being on the road, away from friends and family. Several well known singers share their favorite musical and non-musical memories, reminiscing on this holiday season.
Read up about a comprehensive treatise on vocal style and interpretation that will inform your singing from the likes of Handel to Schoenberg.
At the Classical Singer Convention last May, judges commented that many singers at every level, from high school to professional, were singing inappropriate repertoire. Read on to find out how you can avoid this far too common faux pas and know what songs are the right ones for you.
From humble beginnings in a San Francisco apartment to the now world-famous singing sensation, Chanticleer has enjoyed a rich 30-year history as one of the premier choral groups in the United States. Read about how the impetus for the group came about, what a typical rehearsal day is like, whether members can keep up solo careers, and how these 12 singers stay healthy with such a strenuous and busy performing schedule.
Styles are getting more and more casual these days, but is it really OK to show up for studio class in jeans and flip-flops? Or should student singers be more conscientious about their attire in a university setting?
Applying for a teaching job with a college or university has its own set of guidelines that differ from a “normal” job application. Katherine Kelton gives you all the information you need to know to apply and land a teaching position in higher education.
