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Staging a classical music performance can be a challenging feat. Daveed Buzaglo discusses his experience presenting Benjamin Britten’s Five Canticles, in a non-traditional theatrical setting. 

Young Concert Artists provides the resources for artists to take an integrated approach to crafting careers that make a significant impact on the classical music world. Read on to learn more!

Previously published, we're bringing this article back for you. Dr. Anthony Jahn was often asked two questions about the larynx: “Is there something different about a singer’s larynx?” and “Can you tell a singer’s Fach by looking at the vocal folds?” Read on for the answers!

Having fun is an essential part of your practice routine—and a necessary but delightful way to achieve your goals while reducing stress.

Long COVID has serious effects on the singing community. Read on for one singer’s experience with diagnosis and ongoing treatment.

Vincerò Academy offers an online mentorship platform connecting singers from all backgrounds and nationalities seeking role study preparation. Artistic Director Abdiel Vázquez shares details about his visionary project and its evolution over the past three and a half years.

Uncovering information about hidden composers is exciting and important. For one Oberlin Conservatory student, learning about hidden composer William Grant Still led her to perform at the Smithsonian Museum.

Welcome to the first in a series of thoughts on the usefulness of specific singing tools. I am hoping to provide some reasoning and use cases for items for singing and maintenance of the voice.

Success isn't always what you expect it's going to be! Sometimes ending up somewhere different than where you hoped or planned may be the best thing that can happen.

Maya Kherani is doing something so extreme—something that requires so much effort, time, and sacrifice—that most opera artists with developing international careers do not dare to do it: she is raising two small children.

If you love the performing arts, then you’ll love New York City. Even if your budget is limited! Residents and tourists willing to put in a little time and effort will find plenty of affordable, interesting options. Here are a few places to start your research.

The Daniel Ferro Vocal Program is celebrating its 30th anniversary season! The goal of the two week vocal training program is to continue Daniel Ferro’s legacy by providing “a congenial, supportive, and intimate environment.” Read on to learn more.