After two double-lung transplants, soprano Charity Sunshine Tillemann-Dick learns to breathe a third time on her own.
Nothing can make you appreciate your body and what it can do more than suffering a loss of those abilities. A singer and teacher tells of his 14-year journey back from a stroke.
Are current societal and industry pressures to be thin leading singers to make unhealthy choices in order to look a certain way? And how is that affecting their voices? Singers share their thoughts here.
In an effort to help students with their health and well-being, Curtis Institute of Music has teamed up with a local gym to provide personalized training for any interested student. Read about the remarkable results many students are seeing.
Find out how to foster one of the most important musical relationships a vocalist will ever have.
In an age of close-ups and high definition, singers have to acknowledge that appearance is importance in this business. But it isn’t everything. Focusing on the things you can control can empower you to take control of your career.
Don’t wait for the New Year to start those resolutions. Spending a little time this month preparing for 2013 will bring financial peace when the calendar actually turns.
For hundreds of years in Western culture, the body, mind, and soul have been considered separate entities with little to no impact or influence on each other. If your mind
NYC Opera Sells Sets and Costumes from Older Productions The New York City Opera is selling older sets and costumes in order to save storage fees, according to the New
“Do not depend on the hope of results … In the end, it is the reality of personal relationship that saves everything. —Thomas Merton “ I am often asked
The term “crossover singing” has become quite trendy as of late. Many classically trained singers have successfully transitioned into musical theatre careers. But do singers who embark on this journey
Thanksgiving Day is a jewel, to set in the hearts of honest men; but be careful that you do not take the day, and leave out the gratitude. E.
