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.
The energy it takes to build and maintain a career in the arts is already challenging. Add on keeping another human alive, and it can feel overwhelming. If you're a new mom, you got this. You're amazing!
Being a music major may be one of the busiest majors. Juggling class, practice, rehearsals, performances, and finding time to make money so you don’t starve… is a lot. Here are some opportunities for you music majors looking to make a little extra cash.
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.”
Previously published, we're bringing this article back for you. Dr. Anthony Jahn was often asked two questions about the larynx: “Is there something different about a singer’s larynx?” and “Can you tell a singer’s Fach by looking at the vocal folds?” Read on for the answers!
Having fun is an essential part of your practice routine—and a necessary but delightful way to achieve your goals while reducing stress.
Long COVID has serious effects on the singing community. Read on for one singer’s experience with diagnosis and ongoing treatment.
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.
Success isn't always what you expect it's going to be! Sometimes ending up somewhere different than where you hoped or planned may be the best thing that can happen.
Maya Kherani is doing something so extreme—something that requires so much effort, time, and sacrifice—that most opera artists with developing international careers do not dare to do it: she is raising two small children.
Imagine that you receive invitations to attend every school at which you auditioned. How will you choose? Now is the time to start considering where you want to spend the next few years of your life because there is much to think through.
