For many years, the divide between opera singers and musical theatre singers seemed vast. Are singers starting to "mix" more? Read on for perspectives from voice teachers about "mix" in the singing world.
Theresa Werba, classical singer and author, lived the first 50 years of her life with undiagnosed autism. In this third article of the Autistic Classical Singer series, she shares her story.
In her interview with Brian Manternach, Joanie Brittingham discusses the benefit of developing effective practice strategies, how they have worked in her own career, and how they can even apply to fields outside of music.
In this column, we explore singers to watch, celebrate new albums, note new resources for singers, and other industry changes. Check out what's been happening!
Aundi Marie Moore shares her strategy for singers to achieve financial success and stability…“No Moore Starving Artists!”
Singers live by the mantra “The show must go on!” But how do we compartmentalize grief and the accompanying emotions to maintain our performing requirements while still healing?
Being a college music student means having a very packed schedule, making it hard to plan meals ahead of time. Here are some tips and tricks on some quick, easy, and healthy ideas for recipes to make.
Mezzo-soprano Lisa Chavez continues to go with the flow on this wild ride called opera, inspiring us with her courage, tenacity, and work ethic. Read on to learn all about her and her career.
In this article, explore the benefits of a Bachelor of Arts degree for a broader approach to your career goals.
Vocal Health For Singers Series: Dr. Anthony F. Jahn, MD, a leading voice doctor for more than four decades, answers a series of questions from singers, teachers, and parents.
Moving to Germany is something many singers consider while developing a career. Read on to discover things you need to consider.
This installment of “The Music Major Minute” defines the genre of art song, promotes study, and reviews a valuable online resource: Elly Ameling’s lessons that sagely remind us to think before you sing.
