The Mary Ragland Emerging Artist Program at Nashville Opera is one of the prominent YAPs in the United States. The program provides an excellent experience to Emerging Artists while also focusing on their well-being. Read on to learn more.
You booked a touring contract! Congratulations! Now what on earth should you pack? Read on to see what a performer on a Broadway National Tour would pack!
Composer, performer, and teaching artist Will Reynolds shares his approach to writing for voices in musical theater.
Smartphones are awesome. They make our lives so much easier in a lot of ways. But they can cause both mental and physical problems if we’re not careful with how (and how much) we use them. Read on to learn more!
Wouldn't it be nice to have a guide as you venture out to college auditions? Well, good news! We have one for you. Read on for a friendly guide to help you feel your best in your auditions this year.
The 4th National Youth Opera Academy will be held at the base of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado in August 2024. At the Academy, students learn about opera performance and
Soprano Chelsea Friedlander has taken on a variety of high-flying roles in her career. After years on the opera stage, Chelsea is pivoting to a full time role with The United States Army Chorus.
Have you ever wondered if it's safe to sing with a cough or cold? Read on to hear what Dr. Anthony Jahn says about it!
Audition season brings with it rejection. In this article, learn more about how to face rejection in a way that protects your mental health and well-being.
Teatro Grataciello specializes in promoting rare gems of the Italian operatic repertoire and introducing opera to new audiences. Its commitment to the operatic art includes the nurturing of young talents through its young artist program. Read on to learn more.
Every new change of the season brings singers potentially new engagements along with an often-drastic shift in the weather. Read on for some tips on how singers can keep those vocal cords in tip-top shape during the winter.
Our industry continues to “draw back the curtain,” allowing singers to see how the audition process runs from the other side of the table. Regardless of what you think they want to see, each singer needs to ask themselves, “what do I want to share?”
