Longtime opera buff to take lead role at Met Peter Gelb, 51, will report for duty Aug. 1, 2005 at the Metropolitan Opera, where he will work with current General
“I, too, dislike it,” declares Marianne Moore in the opening line of her much-anthologized poem, “Poetry,” But she then goes on to say what poetry could and should be. This
Dear Editor: We LOVE the positive spin of this magazine! It has really evolved! We cannot bear [another opera publication]. I suppose it is the magazine for fans, but this
Getting your hands on money to attend or start a summer program or a recital series or…can be daunting. Here's help.
Two blue-haired ladies, as the story goes, were in an art gallery—and one of them, as they passed each timeless painting, would scoff and snort with disgust. Eventually, the curator
This two-year-old program is receiving good reviews from singers so we asked Maria Nockin to take a look at it for you. The pictures alone speak volumes.
One of the summer participants at the Semer Institute started receiving lead roles in "A" houses right after his participation. Classical Singer asked to hear his story.
Dr. Jahn addresses singers' sinus problems
When you’re on the telephone, what you don’t say can be as important as the words you speak. Some singers’ telephone technique and answering machine messages could lose them jobs
Singing sacred music can be a vital part of a singer's work package and this program puts it all together for the singers who attend.
Sometimes summer plans don't go according to one's dreams as in this singer's story.
Classical singers are finding ways to get the jobs they desire. We hear from so many—and we want to share their stories of how they are succeeding. Here’s one from Isabel Liu.
