With two Young Artist Programs on her résumé and a fruitful future ahead, Cheri Rose Katz was on her way to a burgeoning career. When her father was diagnosed with a terminal illness, however, her career came to a screeching halt. After caring for her father for two years, Katz found it extremely difficult to get back in the business. She almost called it quits, but one “last” audition made all the difference.
Looking for a way to share classical music with your children? Theresa Rodriquez reviews a series of family-oriented CDs for moms, dads, and children. Read about what’s available and discover what might be a valuable resource for you and your family.
A baritone and soprano, both getting a late start in the singing business, query CS’ goddess of earth and wisdom about the best way to get a break. Read Erda’s sage and sound advice. If you have a question for Cindy, e-mail her at erda@classicalsinger.com.
CS’ resident physician compares a story from Greek mythology to working with singers. Each singer is unique and individual and must be treated as such, as this tale tells.
European Opera Discusses its Future Opera conferences are set to convene in various European capitals during the weekend of Feb. 16-18. Executives, artists, students, and members of the media and
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I recently attended a culture night at a private girls’ school. I thoroughly enjoyed the engaging program including a student’s presentation on her Latin American heritage, the gospel choir’s moving
In CS’ Fulbrighter Jennifer Porto’s final column about her experiences in Germany during the past year, she writes of the similarities and differences between the German and American singing scenes.
Do you enjoy choral singing, but aren’t sure how to prepare your materials to make you a viable candidate in the professional choral gigging job market? Or have you done so many “freebies” that it’s now just expected that your performance is on the house? Then read on for Erda’s practical answers to both questions.
The cold and flu season drags on, with no immediate respite in sight. Dr. Jahn comes to the rescue with more sage advice for knowing when a sore throat is really a symptom of a deeper problem.
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