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  3. June 2013

Classical Singer Magazine

“Nontraditional” Singers?

If you haven’t sung in a Young Artist Program, graduated from a top conservatory, or hit it big by age 30, should you throw in the towel? Three singers share how their decision to persevere paid off big in the end.

Jason Vest

The $50 Week

Learn how to curb the pressure and desire to spend for the safety and reward of saving. Recognizing where that pressure and desire come from—like social media—is the first step.

Olivia Giovetti

Starting and Starring In Your Own Opera Company

A singer and self-made impresario looks at the critical role of creating singing jobs from both sides of the table.

Genevieve Thiers

Creating an Opera Book Club

Looking for a fun way to spend your summer nights? Consider starting an opera book club.

Joanie Brittingham

The Entrepreneurial Career

Find out how to get press coverage—or at least not make the press hate you.

Amanda Keil

 

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