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Beatrice Beer is the third singer we profile this month. She was first introduced to Classical Singer through a chance meeting with CJ Williamson on a New York subway. She is a young singer who has been pursuing an altruistic goal with the marketing of her very special recording and recital.

John Fisk— young singer doing the New York auditions circuit LAST MONTH’S RESOLUTIONS: 1. For the coming month, I am going to sit in on at least three lessons with

Singers have to learn to just do the work–practice, memorize, study, perform–and not judge the efforts. Otherwise it’s easy to sabotage your art.

For some time I’d been thinking about doing a CD to help advance my career. When I finally began planning the recording in July 2000, I had a very different project in mind than what I actually produced.

Classical Singer salutes all singing parents with this review of a unique website just for them.

Noted otolaryngologist Dr. Anthony Jahn answers medical questions of particular interest to singers. If you have a question for Dr. Jahn, send it to Jahn@classicalsinger.net

Unscripted Stunt Action at the Met During the Met’s Feb. 14 opening production of War and Peace, a 21-year-old French actor, Simon Deonarian, fell into the orchestra pit during the

In this interview, Classical Singer answers requests to occassionally profile singers who choose to step off the career track and make other life choices. Soprano Jamie Baer Peterson found a unique way to keep her career going- she sent her recording out traveling while she stayed home with her young family.

Erda, the erstwhile earth goddess from Das Rheingold and Siegfried with knowledge of past and future, now visits CS readers with her knowledge, foresight and wisdom. To ask Erda, write to askerda@classicalsinger.com

Erda, the erstwhile earth goddess from Das Rheingold and Siegfried with knowledge of past and future, now visits CS readers with her knowledge, forsight and wisdom. To ask Erda, email your question to askerda@classicalsinger.com

Baritone Dwayne Croft has risen to the top ranks of the international operatic world with a brilliant career encompassing twenty-two roles, more than two hundered performances on the Metropolitan Opera stage, including seven telecasts, including the title role in Billy Budd, productions of Madame Butterfly, The Marriage of Figaro and Fedora.

9/11 Memorialized by New Home for New York City Opera? As the Lincoln Center renovation battle continues, things are looking up for NYCO. While NYCO has not announced anything official