“Covering the voice” and “bringing the voice” forward are terms nearly every singer has heard, but usually from a voice teacher. Consider these terms from a medical perspective for some additional clarity and understanding.
A voice teacher shares his experiences helping singers regain their vocal abilities during and after chemotherapy.
When your body is your instrument and that body gets sick, you can feel desperate for a quick fix. But don’t let that desperation lead you to make short term choices that could have long term negative effects.
In the final article of this five-part series on how to create your own opera company, learn how to form a board that will support your organization both organizationally and financially. Also discover a variety of creative and fun ways to further fundraise.
If you’re interested in honing your Early Music and Baroque skills, consider one of these seven programs for your summer study.
A lesser-known program in Burgundy, France, offers 10 days of intense preparation for a professional singing career. Find out why one singer is glad she took a chance on doing another training program.
The Daniel Ferro Vocal Program celebrates 20 years, priding itself on passing the torch of singing knowledge from one generation to the next.
World-famous mezzo-soprano Dolora Zajick continues her work training and mentoring young dramatic voices in her eighth year of her summer program.
Attending a college or university is really only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to getting an education. The extra training and study that you seek out beyond your hours in the traditional classroom can make all the difference.
You have spent years establishing your current posture. But is it the posture that will best serve your singing voice? Learn what your best posture looks like and how you can retrain your body to find and keep that posture.
Here are the steps to turn your project into a full-fledged organization. But be warned: the path is difficult and mined with paperwork.
I usually shy away from hyperbole, but I think it is safe to say that Marilyn Horne, featured in this month’s cover story, is one of the greatest mezzo-sopranos of
