Natural disasters and other incidents beyond our control can make us reevaluate what is truly most important. Olivia Giovetti did just that in terms of money after the recent Hurricane Sandy. Read her observations here.
I have always been fascinated with the passing of time. When I am anxious, fearful, or anticipating something exciting, time seems to stand still and can’t move fast enough. On
Opera Theatre of Saint Louis Announces Premieres Opera Theatre of Saint Louis has commissioned three new works. As a result, it will have a major premiere at each of its
The January issue of Classical Singer highlights summer programs, and here is a sneak peek at some of the great articles you’ll be able to read. We asked summer program
How many times have you been at an audition, a networking event, out with friends or even out on a date where you thought you had to ramp up your
Tis’ the season for singers to juggle even more than usual- if you are a student, you have probably just finished with finals and voice juries. Add to that a
Often, the worst part about the audition process isn’t the sweaty palms, dry throat, or nervous anticipation. It’s the silence after the fact. The not knowing. The wonder at what
Who is your audience? Who are your customers? You need to build an audience and fan base and then perform to them. Remember, it’s not about you, it’s about them!
Success is never final, failure is never fatal. It’s courage that counts. John Wooden If you are like most musicians, the Holiday Season becomes a whirlwind of one
Does your product–your voice and performance–have to be perfect before it is put in front of an audience? Don’t fall into the trap of waiting until you have a final,
“Whether you think you can or can’t, you’re right.” – Henry Ford December seems to be a busy time for auditions, and performances of all types. It can be
