If you’ve ever felt frustrated about your inability to express who you are and what you do, here is a step-by-step approach to prepare you for that daunting but all-important networking moment.
Modern medicine is wonderful, but when all else fails, many of our readers have turned to alternative medicine. Here is a testimonial of one treatment that has worked for several people. Perhaps it will give you a clue about a path to pursue.
Have you ever considered singing in institutions, and making money doing it? Find out if this might be a job for you, and read up on the tricks of the trade.
Whether you are revamping a résumé you’ve used for years or starting from scratch, here is a sampler of the many great ideas Ms. Sadler will share at the CS Convention in May to make your résumé the most effective tool possible for getting that job.
Any professional singer knows, a great headshot can make the difference between getting the job and losing the job. Here are five photographers tips on how to get great headshots.
Is that singer’s frown ruining your youthful look? From fewer wrinkles to managing TMJ, botox offers a simple and easy solution. Meet Dr. Jahn at the Classical Singer Convention
One wonders: How good are that black dress’s high notes? As a woman whose size also leaves me squarely out of the Royal Opera’s black dress territory, I’ve pondered it myself. … How important is image in opera? As shown by this firing of one of the best available artists…the answer is very, very important—sadly important, in an art form that used to be about the voice and the music. Your response to this article will appear in a future issue.
Met Opera to Continue Broadcasting The Metropolitan Opera has received sufficient funding from the Annenberg and Stabile Foundations to allow it to broadcast the 2004-2005 season, according to a March
Dear Editor: I would like to commend Sherri Weiler’s series of articles on books that singers should have in their library. I especially enjoyed “The Functional Unity of the Singing
I hope you still feel small when you stand by the ocean Whenever one door closes I hope one more opens Promise me that you’ll give faith the fighting chance
A Two-Tenor Aida? When German baritone Josef Metternich sang Amonasro, he often warmed up by singing “Celeste Aida,” to the consternation of the tenor in the next dressing room. Sometimes
Dear Editor: I thoroughly enjoy the articles on each artist and student who is making a dent in the musical life of America. I particularly enjoyed the background on Shirley
