Is there really a secret to success as a singer? Artist manager Robert Mirshak answers that question with seven secrets that may surprise you and will definitely inspire you. Be sure and join Mirshak at the Classical Singer Convention this May.
Mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard’s skyrocketing career began in the city most singers consider a destination. Yet even while growing up in the Met’s shadow, Leonard didn’t know for certain that she would end up on its stage. Blessed with a level-headed mother who helped her keep things in perspective, Leonard followed her voice wherever it would lead her. Now that voice—after years of hard work, training, and lots of determination—continues to take her around the world.
No institution is a one-stop shop for a singing career—it’s essential to proactively pursue opportunities beyond your university classes and requirements. Hear more from Sadler this May live and in person at the Classical Singer Convention.
A singer wonders if weightlifting will negatively impact his voice. Read tips and strategies to protect your voice while bulking up.
Read about who you need to put on a show—the essential roles and the ones that are great to have—and how they do their jobs.
In an effort to better understand the power of the mind, scientists at the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research Lab conducted studies where individuals were asked to sit in front of
“You are your greatest asset. Put your time, effort and money into training, grooming, and encouraging your greatest asset.” Tom Hopkins Often when you enter University as a performance
Written by guest contributor Peter Thoresen. Presentation is very important and there is no disputing this. Of course a Dior dress or pec hugging Brooks Brothers suit can’t camouflage
From the March issue of Classical Singer magazine, Clauadia Friedlander shares how physical stability can help you find better vocal stability by pinpointing and addressing instabilities in your vocal technique.
“Watch your thoughts; they lead to attitudes. Watch your attitudes, they lead to words. Watch your words; they lead to actions. Watch your actions; they lead to habits. Watch your
It’s that time of year. We’ve all been slogging through a tough winter trying to reach what many of us now have: spring break. So how do you get
“Practice doesn’t make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.” – John Wooden. Have you ever listened to someone practice? Have you ever listened to yourself practice, for that matter? Tape
