A new book explores the impacts of trauma on the voice and how teachers can provide trauma-informed care while staying within their scope of practice.
Australian author Andrew Sutherland reexamines opera—both modern and historical—through a queer perspective.
It’s almost time for the CS Music Convention! Here are the essentials you’ll need so you can focus on what you love the most: singing!
Art song as a genre is having a moment in America. Read on to learn why it’s important.
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.
Keeping yourself healthy is a vital component to being a full-time performer. Whether you're traveling on tour or hopping to an audition across the country, here are some tips to staying healthy.
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!
Do you have lucky audition shoes or a special pre-performance ritual? If so, you are not alone! Read on (if you dare) for some fun opera superstitions!
Individuality, pretty singing, timeless songs – this year's Grammys were a pleasant surprise for opera singer and voice teacher, Minda Larsen. Read on for her perspective on the 2024 Grammys.
In this column, we explore singers to watch, celebrate new albums, note new resources for singers, and other industry changes. Check out what's been happening!
Have you ever wondered if it's safe to sing with a cough or cold? Read on to hear what Dr. Anthony Jahn says about it!
This month’s Crossover Corner explores triple threat training, stylistic differences across shows, and the reminder that through it all, singers need to breathe.
