Selecting audition attire can feel like a minefield for singers. Professionalism, personal style, and finances are only some of the considerations singers must take into account.
In this article, PR and social media experts share how their campaigns help promote singers and amplify their stories.
Singing in a masterclass can be a wonderful learning experience, and most singers will eventually take part in one. But not every singer makes the most out of this opportunity. Here are some strategies to maximize your experience.
In this month’s “Crossover Corner,” we encourage you to reflect on your bravery and give yourself grace instead of perfectionism.
Teddy Siegel, the 24 year old behind "The Bathroom Account" (Got2GoNYC) is also an opera singer. Training to become a singer guided her as she created a platform that has changed NYC and beyond. Read on to learn all about her.
Kerrian Otaño and Cris Frisco return to their conversations about opera with a discussion about the importance of community engagement and outreach—and how to make it “accessible and exceptional.”
Staging a classical music performance can be a challenging feat. Daveed Buzaglo discusses his experience presenting Benjamin Britten’s Five Canticles, in a non-traditional theatrical setting.
Uncovering information about hidden composers is exciting and important. For one Oberlin Conservatory student, learning about hidden composer William Grant Still led her to perform at the Smithsonian Museum.
It’s a new year and auditions are still here! Here are some tips to help you feel prepared, confident, and not overly precious of the next time you are given the opportunity to perform in front of a panel.
Wouldn't it be nice to have a guide as you venture out to college auditions? Well, good news! We have one for you. Read on for a friendly guide to help you feel your best in your auditions this year.
Audition season brings with it rejection. In this article, learn more about how to face rejection in a way that protects your mental health and well-being.
Our industry continues to “draw back the curtain,” allowing singers to see how the audition process runs from the other side of the table. Regardless of what you think they want to see, each singer needs to ask themselves, “what do I want to share?”
