Spring has officially arrived, and right along with the sunshine, colorful blooms, and warmer temps often comes the desire to declutter, clean up, and cut back. Consider a few ways to do just that while rejuvenating your creativity and productivity in the process.
“I don’t bridge or tunnel,” I once heard a Manhattanite say. As a non-native New Yorker, it was my first experience with the insular attitudes of some who live on
Sandler to Head Lyric Opera of Kansas City Beginning July 1 Deborah Sandler, who has headed Kentucky Opera and the Opera Festival of New Jersey, will become the general director of
I’d like to challenge you to think in a way that may require a subtle, yet pivotal shift from your current perspective. Think of yourself as a unique, autonomous agent
Have you ever heard of the term “rainmaker?” It’s used a lot in business for someone who is a producer – someone who makes things happen – gets the
I have learned though many years of experience, trial and error and failure, that the most important part of doing business, no matter what career you are pursuing, is being
Are too many doctors overprescribing acid reflux in singers and missing the real problem? Dr. Jahn considers the possibility.
Maria Callas’ masterclasses at Juilliard have become legendary. But untold until now is the story of a singer who actually walked out on the famous soprano, forfeiting an amazing opportunity but learning some valuable life lessons along the way.
Singers often use stage names to differentiate between careers. How does this play out online?
April 15th is just around the corner. Whether you’re frantically filing or took care of it months ago, you’re sure to find some helpful tips here—for this year, or next.
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Sir Thomas Allen Gives British Newspaper a Piece of His Mind Sir Thomas Allen is celebrating 40 years of performing at the Royal Opera in London and, according to the
