Preparing for and pursuing a career as a performer is always a risk. Are you ready as you head off to your summer programs or performances, to deal with the
Application fees, lessons, coachings, accompanists, sheet music, tuition loans, travel fare. Sound familiar? All these are aspects in every singers career and unfortunately, they can add up very fast. The
Taking a business approach to your career can spell more success and artistic fulfillment. Looking at how others are doing it can be a great start..
Hear about Berlin’s most cutting-edge opera house from the musical director of the company’s Young Artist Program.
After finding music, then leaving it for corporate endeavors, and ultimately returning to it in the end, Christopher Herbert, a member of New York Polyphony, waxes eloquent on the themes and variations of being a modern classical singer.
Four vocalists who have participated in education and outreach programs share their experience.
The next generation of singers hones their craft while exposing opera to new audiences through six unique outreach programs.
Find out why purposefully missing out on opportunities might mean you don’t have what it takes to succeed as a professional singer.
Read about a new computer program and smart phone app that can help you track the details of your audition season in a whole new way.
The summer sunshine has a way of elevating everything—including temperatures and power bills. As the weather warms up, find ways to keep cool and beat the heat while prepping for the coming months.
While trying to entertain my just turned one-year-old daughter recently, I handed her a stick of frozen butter, still in the wrapper, that I had just pulled out of the
Classical Singer Winners Announced in Chicago The eighth annual Classical Singer Vocal Competition concluded with the final rounds in Chicago, Ill. on May 24-27. More than 1,250 singers participated in
