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April 2008 – Page 2 – All Articles

Ask Erda

From writing a prompt thank-you note, to sending a gift, to knowing how to clearly express what you need, Cindy has five great tips for an inevitable part of this business: asking a favor. Do you have a question for Cindy? E-mail erda@classicalsinger.com.

Cindy Sadler

The Art of the Boa

Soprano Andrea Huber brought down the house at the Classical Singer Convention ’07 Opening Session with her performance of Johann Strauss Jr’s “Schwipslied.” No one could forget her stunning singing, or her brilliant use of very a simple prop: a champagne glass. Here she gives more insights into how to use props to bring your performances and characters to life. Don’t miss the chance to meet and work with Andrea Huber at this year’s
Convention, May 24-26.

Andrea Huber

Fine-Tune Your Instrument at the Classical Singer Convention A.M. Health Series

Are you looking for ways to improve your singing and performing? Consider five classes designed to make your instrument the best it can be, offered at this year’s Classical Singer Convention.

Lori Gunnell

Organic Artistry

Teacher extraordinaire Cynthia Munzer has spent years developing what she calls “organic artistry.” Discover some of the principles of artistry that result in honest, sincere singing which can truly move an audience. Join Munzer at the Classical Singer Convention this May to see these principles in action.

Cynthia Munzer

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