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Are you dressed for success? In a past article of Classical Singer magazine, we claimed this basic rule: Avoid wearing any clothing, hairstyle, or accessory that would make an audience

“You do not wake up one morning a bad person. It happens by a thousand tiny surrenders of self-respect to self-interest.” – Robert Brault   Have you ever been here:

As evidence from the past month’s events, Boston is a resilient city. It is full of strong Americans who love their country and care for each other valiantly. We’re fortunate

“Even though you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there.” Will Rogers   Self-esteem – what is it and how does one get more

Opera and vocal performance has become an image driven business. It’s critical to look as good as you sound.   I received an email from a lovely lady named Veronica

As classical singers convene in Boston this month for the 10th annual Classical Singer Convention, Lisa Houston catches up with a Boston native who is now gracing the stages of major opera houses, including the Metropolitan Opera. Mezzo soprano Sandra Piques Eddy speaks about her relationships with the Met and Boston and how they continue to influence her work as a singer.

Come for the convention, stay for grad school! Take an in-depth look at the voice programs at three Boston schools.

Your first professional engagement with an accompanying contract is a thrill! But understanding and agreeing upon the terms of said contract? Perhaps not so thrilling. Avoid common pitfalls by following the expert advice offered here.

Don't let a less-than-professional résumé hold you back from presenting an otherwise polished and complete audition package.

Plan your finances now and enjoy your performances later.

If moving is in your future, consider a few factors for making the whole process financially smoother.

Although Mother’s Day as we know it began just a century ago, the tradition of honoring mothers transcends the last 100 years and the American culture. Ancient Romans honored Cybele,