Each month CS highlights one of its readers. If you’d like to take Center Stage in an upcoming issue of Classical Singer, visit www.classicalsinger.com/magazine/center_stage/. Tell us about yourself, and upload a picture. We want to know about you!
Dear Editor: I can’t tell you how much I enjoy your publication. From my heart—thank you. I read cover-to-cover, always. —Bethany Neese, Santa Rosa, Calif. Dear Editor: I would love
Juggling career and family is not a topic unique to classical singers. Mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, sons, and daughters in most every profession face the challenge of prioritizing and balancing
Nestled in New York State, this relatively new summer program, created by a world-famous soprano and top conservatory, offers training to a chosen few. Roberta Hershenson visited the program this last summer and gives CS a full report.
Determine your goals 1. What is your ultimate goal? 2. What are the secondary goals that will be the stepping stones towards your ultimate goal? 3. What steps do you
Summer programs can offer marvelous opportunities to hone your skills, try those skills out on stage, and make valuable contacts helpful to your career. But with so many programs to choose from, and with more starting up each year, finding the right program—the one that will give you the most bang for your buck—can be tough! Being a good consumer is the key. Here are some helpful hints.
Winter is upon us, and often, with the stress of the holiday season over, illness sets in! Don’t let winter slow you down vocally this year. Here’s Dr. Jahn, with everything you need to know to stay healthy until the blessed spring thaw.
Erda, the erstwhile earth goddess, shares her practical knowledge and words of wisdom with all who inquire. This month, she shares her wisdom on how to handle a name change and dealing with gaps in your résumé. If you have a question for Erda, write to editorial@classicalsinger.com.
Ever heard the old adage, “Singing is 99 percent thinking?” If that’s true, then how effectively a singer uses the mind can be critical—but often emotions, thoughts, worry, and stress can clutter the mind. Consider this discussion of how singers can use meditation to improve their quality of life and their singing!
Why Do So Many Singers Gain Weight? A research study conducted by Dr. Peter Osin of London’s Royal Marsden Hospital says that the mere act of singing may predispose the
Dear Editor: I love how the magazine continues to grow. Please keep including articles about singers who are parents. — Marianna Vagnini, Naugatuck, Conn. Look for the February issue of
