Social media is a tool that many singers use to learn more about their voices. In this article, we meet some of the voice teachers using social media to share that information.
If you’ve ever wondered about teaching as an adjunct, read on for information about the job, application process, and more!
Singers of all levels have had the experience of searching for a new voice teacher. No matter what your level, seeking out a teacher is a complicated process.
The evolution of style in musical theatre repertoire is difficult to keep up with. In this issue’s column, read on to find inspiration to expand your knowledge and your “book.”
In this column, we explore singers to watch, celebrate new albums, note new resources for singers, and other industry changes. Check out what's been happening!
Aundi Marie Moore shares her strategy for singers to achieve financial success and stability…“No Moore Starving Artists!”
Singers live by the mantra “The show must go on!” But how do we compartmentalize grief and the accompanying emotions to maintain our performing requirements while still healing?
Moving to Germany is something many singers consider while developing a career. Read on to discover things you need to consider.
As a voice faculty member at Pace University, Dr. Peter Thoresen gets asked about repertoire suggestions A LOT. Here is one of his approaches to helping students find a balance in their audition pieces.
TRIGGER WARNING: Sexual Assault. In this article, Sam Schultz shares what the word “no” means for justice and accountability in the classical music industry.
Keriann Otaño and Cris Frisco discuss the future of opera in an ever-changing landscape.
A new book explores ways that singers can build inclusive singing communities and address representation in the recital hall.
