The third installment in the So You Want to Sing series takes on the sounds and styles of jazz with Jan Shapiro’s latest contribution.
This year I’ve become obsessed with politics, and I couldn’t help but notice the similarities between the election cycle and opera audition season. Of course not every aspect of government applies
My own experience with young artist programs started off normally enough, but as it turned out, my experience was anything but that. When finishing graduate school, I did what most
Sitting across the dinner table from my husband one June evening in 2014, I asked him what he thought about moving to India, as there was a job opening that
Hear from two entrepreneurs who initially trained as musicians and then went on to law, business, and leadership degrees and now run two companies. Their new book guides singers to better business practices in a changing marketplace.
Your college years offer a glorious and singular time when you can focus fully on honing your craft without the stress of making a living from said craft. But the time to enter the professional world will come soon enough, so begin preparing now.
More than $2.1 million in scholarships and $16,000 in cash prizes were awarded at the Classical Singer Convention Memorial Day weekend.
In this continuation of part one, which appeared online at www.ClassicalSinger.com/rearview1, singers offer perspectives on the education that prepped them for a career.
It’s never too soon to start thinking about how to pay for your education.
So you want to major in music. That’s a great first step. But is vocal performance the path for you? Or music education? Or musical theatre? Or music therapy? And what about a double major? Read about the ins and outs of each major here to help determine the right choice for you.
Stage time in college is coveted and critical to a singer’s training and success. But what if you’re offered a role that doesn’t feel like a fit for your voice? Find out how to weigh the pros and cons and make the best decision for you.
In the week before the magazine goes to press, I reread the issue again from cover to cover, this time with the articles in order and beautifully laid out. Often
