It is not an evil, it is a necessity. Keep it flowing, and if it becomes a problem, wash it away.
The familiarity of this aria necessitates a careful examination to prevent a rendition too rote to reveal its freshness and meaning.
A special birthday tribute to the Dean of American Accompanists, featuring testimonials from his singers and priceless advice on how to learn a new song from the maestro himself.
Two renowned divas, Daniela Dessi and Sylvie Valayre, reflect on another diva, Puccini's Tosca.
Bass-Baritone Alan Held advises Classical Singer readers on how to find happiness in the field of singing despite pressures of the business with eccentric production, traveling, and more. He also shares secrets of success in his two greatest roles: father and husband.
By reaching into untapped resources, the adventurous singer can discover and revel in a whole new world of neglected songs.
Preferably before it even starts. Failing that, here are some tips to shorten its duration and bring you quickly back to full vocal health.
In an age when the Verismo asthetic predominated, this great baritone brought a bel canto-informed elegance to his legendary performances of Rigoletto.
Set amidst 420 acres of green lawns, trees, plazas, fountains and architectural wonders, University of Cincinnati’s College—Conservatory of Music (CCM) provides the proper scenery for inspiration. And it’s more than
The condition and presentation of your sheet music says much more about you than you ever imagined.
Here are a few of the many great things your pianist does for you. How you can make your pianist's work easier and improve the final, joint result.
Top vocal coach Kathy Olsen likens the secret of giving successful auditions to the secret of getting to Carnegie Hall: Practice, practice, practice!
