This tool time is going to talk about a very important aspect of vocal hygiene: the voice team. I hope by the time you finish reading through this article that you have an idea of where to look for help and how to maintain good relationships with all the stakeholders in your voice.
Internationally acclaimed soprano and Eastman faculty member Nicole Cabell will conduct a masterclass at the CS Convention on Sunday, May 25 at 11:00 AM. I visited with Ms. Cabell in April to talk about her approach to masterclasses and our conversation took some interesting turns.
Telly describes what it’s like to have a role built on him, and shares reflections on his experiences working with iconic living (and recently living) composers Stephen Schwartz and Stephen Sondheim.
Columnist Peter Thoresen reflects on three years penning “Crossover Corner!”
Budget travel is a necessity for singers. Learn about ways to make your travel affordable while still being prepared to sing your best!
Masterclasses are an important part of the convention. Read on for how to get the most out of the experience, either as auditor or participant.
Learn more about how to maximize your success in competitions.
Guest columnist Kylie Evans explores how to build healthy relationships in a competitive singing industry.
Hailey McAvoy’s Journey as an operatic trailblazer for liberation and visibility for performers with disabilities is one that is changing who we see on our opera stages.
A stylistic and pedagogical guide to hip-hop and rap fills a glaring gap in the performance literature.
Soprano Penelope Shumate shares her experiences in multi-genre singing, as well as her approach to balancing performing and teaching.
Being asked to step in at the last second happens for singers, and provides a unique opportunity. Read more about how to learn music quickly for a last-minute gig.
