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A university education can be one of the most important experiences in a singer's life. However, too many young singers and their parents don't prepare early enough, don't research thoroughly enough, and then plunge headlong into too much debt without thinking of consequences. If you work with young singers, or you're in debt and need help, this is important reading.

It started out as a Saturday morning diversion. But these former college students have managed to create a new market niche and set a great example on how to thrive in today's tough arts economy.

Big Brother is Listening Recently released documents by the FBI, in response to the Freedom of Information Act, show that Aaron Copland, the composer best known for originating a distinct

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A singing career is a lot like solitaire on my Palm Pilot. OK, that’s a stretch, but I think about singers and their careers often when I’m playing the game.

While many singers are starting to benefit yoga, little is known or said about the health enhancing practices that yoga has to offer. This column will focus attention on these additions to your regular yoga routine. You may discover that these easy, practical and effective tips are the turning point for good health.

CS is constantly challenging singers to make their own opportunities instead of waiting for the phone to ring. Here's a singer who has done just that and in the process is building new audiences for opera.

Kicked out of a vocal program for lack of talent, then singing lead roles in regional companies, being mother of twins and now the cantor of a synogogue, soprano Cathy Lawrence has done it all.

Voice teachers are always warning singers not to cough. But what are you to do when the urge becomes overwhelming? CS's Dr. Jahn to the rescue.

Singers can apply for a teaching internship with NATS. Here's a singer who did just that.

Prospective members of NATS must read and agree to abide by the following Code of Ethics before being considered for membership.

The facets of teaching are too many for an encyclopedia to list, but here are some tips from one teacher’s studio. This is a follow-up to Ms. Nauraine’s February article,