The competing needs of teens and performing careers needn’t be at odds. Singers and their teens share how they work together, communicate, and define priorities.
Some performers balance tours with parenthood by taking their kids along for the fun of family travel.
A soprano of the golden years shares her recollections of life in the fast lane “way back when.” While some things change, many things remain the same, including finding balance and happiness amid the challenges of life.
For many singers, balancing career and life actually means balancing careers and life. Learn how several singers manage to find success and enjoyment in both their day jobs and singing professions.
Constant travel, especially of the international variety, can strain family relationships. Learn how to make it easy for your family to stay in touch with you while you’re abroad.
Consider the pros and cons of couples’ joint, separate, and half-and-half bank accounts.
Ah, February. The holidays are but a distant memory, as are ambitious New Year’s resolutions, and spring seems forever around the corner. Under a cloud-covered sky and amid sub-zero temperatures,
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Replace Your Score with a Tablet or Laptop Members of the Borromeo String Quartet play all their concerts from their laptops, and other ensembles are beginning to try out similar
Russian classical vocal music is becoming more and more mainstream, but the difficult Cyrillic alphabet and challenging language are often a stumbling block for singers. A new summer program is helping singers make sense of the Russian language in just four short weeks.
Looking to its twelfth year in 2012, La Musica Lirica brings singers, coaches, voice teachers, and stage directors together for two full operas and a scenes program in the heart of Italy.
Read up on a lesser-known, but stellar summer program in Salzburg and its great offerings for singers.
