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June 2007 – Page 2

Making It When You Don’t Make It

This month we meet “Karen,” who has been challenged with a number of health problems that might have derailed her singing altogether at any number of steps along the way. With determination and focus, she shows us how—even in the midst of extreme physical difficulties—we can always find ways to let our talents shine, if we remind ourselves that doing our best is a measure that changes from moment to moment.

Michelle Kunz

Ask Dr. Jahn

From combating the negative effects of travel on the voice to discussing the possible side effects of hormone injections required for egg donation, CS’ resident physician has all the answers. If you have a question for Dr. Jahn, e-mail him at Ijahn@classicalsinger.com.

Anthony Jahn, M.D.

Make Your Summer Sizzle

What do you do when your best-laid plans for the summer don’t manage to come to fruition? One singer shares nine things she does to make the most of summer months.

Joanie Brittingham

Ca$h Flow Is King

Most musicians wear many hats, including that of business owner and operator. That means managing money—and for many a right-brained singer that can be a challenge. Lynnette Owens continues her financial series with great tips for monitoring and managing your cash flow better.

Lynnette Owens

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