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.
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.
Mezzo soprano Emily Pulley is entering her fourth decade singing opera. She continues to prove that she is one of opera’s most versatile artists working today. Read on to learn all about her.
Tony Award-winner Victoria Clark is the kind of Broadway artist that makes singers dream of singing professionally. In this interview, she shares how she created the title character in Kimberly Akimbo and how the belief others had in her talent built her confidence as a performer.
Composer, performer, and teaching artist Will Reynolds shares his approach to writing for voices in musical theater.
Soprano Chelsea Friedlander has taken on a variety of high-flying roles in her career. After years on the opera stage, Chelsea is pivoting to a full time role with The United States Army Chorus.
Mezzo-soprano Briana Hunter recently released her latest album that explores the connection between past, present, and future, offering a powerful study of the human experience and Black experience. Read on to learn more about her.
Metropolitan Opera Assistant Conductor Bryan Wagorn shares about a shift in perspective and much more.
Baritone Michael Chioldi has sung on stages across the world. In this interview, he shares his rise to stardom and staying power as a singer—and gives advice to young singers about the changes the industry is facing, vocal longevity, and balancing work with your relationships and personal life.
Studying voice as a 13-year-old in Akron, Ohio, Christopher Bozeka dreamed of a career in opera. He is now in that rare class of tenor who sings the high-lying bel canto roles, but also enjoys singing supporting tenor roles as well. Read on to learn more about Bozeka and his career!
Marilyn Maye continues to be in high demand as a singer at 95 years young. She shares her decades of wisdom as a performing artist with CS readers.
