Lyric soprano Robin Hahn (she/they) is a lauded performer, stage director, music educator, and disability advocate. Read on to learn all about her!
In this installment of the “Music Major Minute,” you’ll find the 10 commandments to perfectly prepare for juries.
Australian author Andrew Sutherland reexamines opera—both modern and historical—through a queer perspective.
Commencement from college means the beginning of your career. Here is some advice as you make your career happen!
Theresa Werba grew up feeling different in the way she communicated and socialized, but was able to find relief through singing. Read on to learn about her experience with autism.
Spring has sprung, which means pollen has too! Read on to learn from Dr. Paul Kwak the best ways to manage your spring allergies.
In this article, new Opera Dad Josaphat Contreras ponders the important questions parents working in opera must ask, and how our industry’s ageism and stagnant wages negatively impact family life.
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.
This year’s CS Music Convention and Competition took place in Washington, D.C. over Memorial Day Weekend, May 24-27, 2024 where 105 scholarships were offered totaling more than $6.6 million!!! Nearly 700 singers and teachers gathered to compete and participate in the Convention! Songs were sung, memories were made, and connections were formed.
Washington, D.C., and nearby Virginia and Maryland are home to a vibrant musical culture where professional opera singers can find a wide variety of performance opportunities. Learn more about the companies in the host city of our 2024 Convention.
Denyce Graves is a pillar of the opera community. She is changing hearts and changing minds through both incredible career accomplishments as well as the work she is doing through The Denyce Graves Foundation.
Martin Fisher shares his experiences working in opera and television. Read on to learn about his nontraditional path that led to his current roles and the transferrable skills singers need in order to work in both theatre and television.
