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Kennedy Center to Expand The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts will soon begin construction of an expansion project to be located south of the existing facility, reports
Ah, deadlines. As I write this, another one draws nigh as we finalize the April issue of Classical Singer. Somehow that looming deadline always spurs me to action, to do
A creative, charismatic, and captivating headshot is vital as you strive to make the best possible first impression. So how do you achieve this? I tackled that question in
Those who make the worse use of their time are the first to complain of its shortness. – Jean De La Bruyere There are three key resources that we
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When you are a pianist playing auditions, it’s a day of sight-reading. Singers with high hopes and jangling nerves parade through the door, put a well-thumbed binder in front of
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