In this installment of “The Music Major Minute,” you’ll find ways to manage your breath, from meditation to SVOT.
In this column, we explore singers to watch, celebrate new albums, note new resources for singers, and recognize other industry changes.
There are many factors to consider when you are choosing a summer program. Take time to consider the following when making your decision.
A hefty, but accessible, book on voice science makes a difficult subject more approachable.
The Franco-American Vocal Academy (FAVA) is a pillar of the summer programs for singers. Read on for more information about the approach William Lewis and Frédérique Added take with the young singers who attend.
Elizabeth Benson and Kate Rosen are on a mission to end anti-fat bias in singing spaces.
Butler University School of Music launches Singing Beyond the Binary this February, a weekend event that celebrates trans and nonbinary singers and offers teachers and administrators opportunities to cultivate trans-affirming pedagogy.
Our Singer Spotlight for this month is Brooklyn-born baritone Jorell Williams! In this interview he shares about his life and career. Read on to learn about him!
What if there were a practice that could help you optimize the quality of your breath, learn how to calm your nervous system, and understand the root cause of most chronic muscle tension? Read on to learn about Somatic Movement for Singers!
Join Teddy Siegel, a 25-year-old soprano and founder of Got2Go, as she shares the unfiltered truths, challenges, and triumphs of chasing her dream in NYC. Welcome to Diva Diaries!
Preparing to celebrate its 51st year, the Des Moines Metro Opera Frank R. Brownell III Apprentice Artist Program is one of the premiere summer apprentice programs for emerging opera singers. Read on to learn more about it.
In this article, Mindi Rayner provides practical advice on building a public persona, handling interviews, and making strategic decisions to advance an operatic career.
