Looking for a way to keep your arias fresh, try out new repertoire in front of an audience, and work with fellow singers? Read about a new music group on the scene in New York City that has found a way to do just that—and make a little money in the process.
Most singers are familiar with the American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA), a union that does a superb job of protecting singers. You may not know, however, about another union for musicians that also works to protect your best interests. Find out if the American Federation of Musicians offers something for you.
The ability to go with the flow and enjoy life is a desirable attribute for anyone, but because it ties into our creative abilities, it’s even more essential for singers. Working with the second chakra can help you unlock your emotions, creativity, feelings, and sexuality, enhancing who you are both on and off the stage.
Our series on singing and financial success continues, as Lynnette Owens introduces Success Principle No. 2. Discover more about how your thought patterns directly affect your actions, and subsequently influence the resulting outcomes. Learn the truth about many money myths and how to effectively change your negative patterns of thought.
Classical Singer proudly salutes Michael Spierman and The Bronx Opera Company on nearly four decades of achievement and wishes them continued success in the years to come.
Welcome back to “Inspirazione!” We hope you enjoyed last month’s inaugural column and that you’ll stay in touch with your own inspiring experiences and techniques by e-mailing lisa@classicalsinger.com. Over the coming months, Lisa will expand the column a bit to include more tips and ideas from experts such as the teacher, the coach, and the stage director of the year, so stay tuned! This month, consider how you use your instrument, specifically when you’re not singing.
When Erda reminds you this month to “mind the gap!” she’s not talking about riding the tube in England, but rather answering queries from two different singers. Both ask what to do about the gaps on their résumés, and Erda has just the advice they need.
