Whether you’re a teacher, a performer, or both, this well-known pedagogue’s latest book is a valuable resource for every singer. Here’s a quick overview to help you decide if it belongs on your bookshelf.
In this University Edition of Classical Singer, we remember and pay tribute to a fine singer and excellent teacher, who taught at both Mannes and Manhattan schools of music.
Pursuing a singing career may have seemed the obvious choice for Renée Fleming—after all, both of her parents were voice teachers—but her path to stardom turned out to be neither direct nor ordinary. Diversions along the way included studying music education and singing jazz. Eventually, however, this two-time Grammy award winner made her way to the top, even if not by the most direct route—although, as she shares in this Classical Singer exclusive, being at the top isn’t always all it’s cracked up to be.
Q: What do you call a person who hangs out with a group of musicians? A: A singer! We like to make fun of each other, and of ourselves, and
Rest in Peace, Ghena Dimitrova On June 11, Ghena Dimitrova passed away in Milan after a long and debilitating illness, according to news reports. The remains of the 64-year-old Bulgarian
Dear Editor: It would be great if the medical article could be on canker sores and the best way to deal with them as a singer. I get terrible breakouts
On Sunday morning, the last day of the 2005 Classical Singer Convention, as attendees were wrapping up activities and checking out of the hotel, high school students and their parents
One singer’s convention began with disappointment—but by the time it was over, the lessons learned and the overall benefits far outweighed any initial heartache.
A demo CD, part of every singer’s package, often makes that first impression for you. Make sure it’s a good one by following Erda’s advice— and learning from her mistakes.
In an issue dedicated to voice teachers, it seems appropriate to present a Dr. Jahn column on a clinical team that is essential to the long-term survival of the singer—the voice teacher and the laryngologist.
Detroit Back In the Classical Radio Fold As of July 1, according to the Detroit News, residents of the motor city again have classical radio, a service they have had
Dear Editor: I love your articles and your style! You obviously care about your readers—your articles are frank, informative, and your advice compassionate and nurturing. Please continue printing more articles
