How many times have you been told that text is key to a moving and memorable performance? But sometimes singing in a foreign language can hold you back. A new book will make sure that the Italian language doesn’t stand in your way.
Without costumes, sets, or blocking, concert work can sometimes leave a singer feeling nearly naked on stage. To help you feel more comfortable, five singers offer their perspectives on how to interpret vocal music in a concert setting.
Read what a singer, general director, and manager feel singers need to know as they leave college and enter the real world.
Does the Internet ever make you feel a little scattered? It’s not just you. Recent research shows that technology may be changing the ways we think, with particular consequences for singers.
Find out what the recent merger between two top programs means for young singers.
Role preparation in the real world often means much more work than is typically required during your student years. But it’s never too early to start acting like a professional. Whatever level you’re currently at, following these seven steps will ensure your complete preparation.
Read about this 30-something college senior’s remarkable journey from one-time successful business owner who lost everything to opera-star hopeful.
They say that hindsight is 20/20. Learn from others’ “perfect vision” and avoid potential mistakes as you begin your college career.
Sometimes canceling just isn’t an option. So what should you do when you must sing while under the weather? Find out here.
Learn how to be a true professional in the rehearsal setting by following Cindy’s always straight-forward and sage advice.
Don’t let your efforts to save a buck cost you more time, money, and hassle in the long run.
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