Watching her family develop their artistic talents has helped this singer realize the individual benefits of her art.
“We wanted to create a concert that engaged people in such a way that both emotion and technique could be acknowledged—and then set aside—so that the music could simply be enjoyed.”
Have you ever wanted to combine your patriotism and musical talents? As the nation’s largest employer of professional musicians, the U.S. military offers a wide variety of opportunities to do just that with some great benefits to boot.
Chicago Lyric Opera tenor found murdered Richard Markley, 45, a tenor with Chicago Lyric Opera, apparently was stabbed to death in his North Side apartment, according to the March 1
Dear Editor: LOVE IT!! I am now a “stay-at-home mom,” with a 3-year-old and 1-year-old. [Your publication] helps me feel connected to the classical music community. Thank you! —Bethany Neese,
Traditionally, our May issue has something in it to help focus singers’ attention on the family—and this issue is no exception. We have two articles for those of you—both men
At a critical junction in my career, I found my way to Janet Bookspan who quickly moved me past a serious performance block and onto my “singing feet” for the very first time. She taught me how to find my singing soul and express it. I’m in debt to her for much of what I became as a singer. She will be at the CS Convention (May 27-30) working with singers. —Editor
Can you imagine starting a vocal studio from scratch in an urban area? Valerie Williams has done it successfully four different times and she's coming to the CS Convention to tell you how. Here are a few tips to get you started.
The Singers’ Convention, YOUR Convention, is coming up Memorial Day Weekend in New York City. Singers and opera luminaries will finally be connected in an intense, information-packed weekend designed to
Headlining the Classical Singer Convention, Timothy Noble is also a wonderful case study for singers looking to build their career. Read this story to find out how to move your own career ahead.
Italian Opera History for Sale! The Palazzo Orlandi in Busseto, Italy—where Giuseppe Verdi wrote Rigoletto, Il trovatore, Luisa Miller and Stiffelio—is for sale. The composer lived there with Giuseppina Strepponi,
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