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The Stetson University School of Music is a vibrant community of just over 220 majors and minors and 52 artist-scholar faculty. Stetson University is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM).

Our voice and opera program is large enough to do two full productions plus two programs of opera scenes each year, but small enough so that undergraduate students get significant performance opportunities in both.

The Webster University Department of Music fosters a collaborative environment, enabling students to explore and expand their artistic horizons. Our classes and programs of study offer real-world knowledge with music faculty who have specific expertise in their fields of education and performance.

At the University of Redlands School of Performing Arts, you’ll do more than just study your craft—you’ll live it. Whether you're a musician, actor, dancer, or designer, this is a place where creativity thrives and collaboration is at the heart of everything we do.

The New Jersey opera scene’s “best kept secret” gets a new name for an exciting new era.

Your artistry, expressed. At Hartt, growth in technique and musicianship, guided by distinguished faculty, is the focus of vocal study. The Hartt School provides a one-of-a-kind experience for the emerging twenty-first century artist, teacher, and scholar.

The Department of Voice & Opera is a vibrant and diverse community dedicated to fostering artistic excellence and academic rigor. Our students develop the technical proficiency and expressive depth necessary to excel in today’s artistic landscape.

At Illinois Wesleyan University, music isn’t just studied — it’s lived. The School of Music delivers conservatory-level training within a close-knit liberal arts community, giving musicians the rare opportunity to develop both artistic mastery and personal confidence.

Long associated with cozy snow, summer hikes, and stunning vistas and mountains, Colorado and its nearly six million residents lean into their love of the great outdoors. But in a state known for its laid-back but thriving cities and the slower, opera has found a way to keep Coloradans fulfilled with several unique companies.

NEC’s Voice and Opera Studies programs offer a dynamic opportunity for singers to study repertoire, technique, and performance at the highest artistic level.

As Allen Henderson moves on after nearly two decades as executive director of the National Association of Teachers of Singing, he reflects on the major events of his tenure. 

In this column, we spotlight amazing vocal programs and highlight how they're helping singers! The VoiceArts Specialization at CalArts is designed for creative artists whose primary means of expression is the voice—for those who wish to develop both their vocal mechanism and their unique artistic voice.