Why Do So Many Singers Gain Weight? A research study conducted by Dr. Peter Osin of London’s Royal Marsden Hospital says that the mere act of singing may predispose the
Lieder, perhaps more than other vocal music, require a complete understanding of the text for a truly great performance. Use this expert’s unique approach to guide your own interpretation of German art song.
Each month CS highlights one of its readers. If you’d like to take Center Stage in an upcoming issue of Classical Singer, visit www.classicalsinger.com/magazine/center_stage/. Tell us about yourself, and upload a picture. We want to know about you!
For one singer, two weeks in Austria meant much more than just learning the role of Rosina. Read about this small summer program in Kirchbach where every participant gets a lot of personal attention.
Dear Editor: I love how the magazine continues to grow. Please keep including articles about singers who are parents. — Marianna Vagnini, Naugatuck, Conn. Look for the February issue of
A new summer program in Hawaii offers singers a chance to combine learning with pleasure. Read about the inaugural 2005 program, what new things will be offered in 2006, and learn about the history of opera in Hawaii.
By the time an issue of Classical Singer goes to press, I have usually read every article countless times. By the time the material becomes ink on magazine pages, I
Each month, Classical Singer highlights two of the 14 singers our panel of distinguished judges chose from more than 200 applicants at the 2005 AudComps for having a ready-to-go audition package appropriate to their Artist Division. This month we spotlight Robert Ian Weintraub and Jessye Wright from the Professional Division.
From gelato, to ancient ruins, to cobblestone streets, Italy is one of the most romantic vacation getaways around. Summer programs abound in Italy, offering singers the opportunity to experience the culture and language. Take a closer look at what the Spoleto Arts Symposium has to offer.
