It’s true that anxiety and excitement can feel identical in the body. But energetically, they carry completely different frequencies. One wants to escape the situation; the other wants to be deeply present.
A couple months ago, I shared some of my go-to tools for handling the infamous “what’s next?” questions. Today, I want to chat about what happens after that moment. How to keep your creative spark alive when your calendar is empty.
The ARC of Auditioning is a new monthly column offering behind-the-scenes insight from a seasoned casting director. With practical wisdom and candid reflection, Duncan Stewart will bridge the gap between classical/conservatory training and the real-world audition process.
I’ll be honest, I started teaching voice the way a lot of people start teaching voice: I found myself with a MM and at a year-long YAP, I didn’t have a ton of time or work experience except singing and knew that I could make a little extra cash teaching voice.
You are one post away from changing your life. And I don’t just say that for effect. For the longest time, I was terrified of social media; not because of trolls or strangers on the internet. No, I was scared of people I knew seeing me “try.”
Budget travel is a necessity for singers. Learn about ways to make your travel affordable while still being prepared to sing your best!
Masterclasses are an important part of the convention. Read on for how to get the most out of the experience, either as auditor or participant.
Learn more about how to maximize your success in competitions.
Guest columnist Kylie Evans explores how to build healthy relationships in a competitive singing industry.
Being asked to step in at the last second happens for singers, and provides a unique opportunity. Read more about how to learn music quickly for a last-minute gig.
I am no psychic, but I am willing to bet I can recall a moment from your past. It’s Thanksgiving. You’re about to dive into a glorious pile of mashed potatoes when your mom’s cousin leans over and says, “So… how’s that singing thing going?”
A new recording studio in New York City shares their approach to recording with CS readers.
