Classical Singer Magazine

Crossing Over

Broadway composer and lyricist Craig Carnelia and classically trained crossover guru Sylvia McNair weigh in on how singers can successfully dip their toe and eventually dive into the crossover waters. Carnelia and McNair will share even more of their wisdom with convention attendees in New York this May.

Apr 01 Julie Lyn Barber

An Army of Generals : Being a Soloist in the Company of a Chorus of Soloists

In this second article in a series on non-mainstream opportunities for singers, conductor Kent Tritle gives us a glimpse into the lives of oratorio and choral singers. Hear more from Tritle in his masterclass on oratorio and concert work at this year’s Classical Singer Convention.

Apr 01 Amanda Keil

Owning Your Audition

Your mindset going into an audition can greatly influence your success. Read about four thought-shifting ideas that are sure to change the way you audition. Then join William Florescu at the Classical Singer Convention as he helps singers put these ideas into practice in two masterclasses on auditioning.

Apr 01 William Florescu

The Doctor Is In

Dr. Jahn answers questions from singers about missing sinuses—their implications for a singer and possibilities of heredity, as well as how long a singer’s voice continues to develop, and more. If you have a question for Dr. Jahn, e-mail him at jahn@classicalsinger.com or come to the Classical Singer Convention May 28 to 30 for private consultations with the doctor.

Apr 01 Anthony Jahn, M.D.

Do What You Love and Love What You Do

Consider five facts from a New York City artistic manager on the realities of the current business and what you can do to find happiness and success in your career and your life. Don’t miss hearing more from Robert Mirshak as he joins convention attendees this May.

Apr 01 Robert Mirshak

The Tech-Savvy Singer : Jeremy Gerard on DIY Recordings

Not ready for a professional recording? Jeremy Gerard, of New York’s Gurari Studios gives you a taste of his upcoming Classical Singer Convention lecture on doing it yourself.

Apr 01 Amanda White

The $50 Week : New York on a Dime

Whether you’re heading to New York City for the upcoming Classical Singer Convention, an audition trip, or just plain fun, check out these great ways to fully enjoy the city on a shoestring.

Apr 01 Olivia Giovetti

From the Editor : What If.....

The small island of Manhattan, located at the heart of New York City, is just 13 miles long and two miles wide. And yet packed within those 23 square miles

Apr 01 Sara Thomas

Bulletin Board : News, Tidbits, Musings, and More

Lone Star Opera Will Be a Television Show Fort Worth Opera may be the subject of a reality show called Lone Star Opera. AMP Productions brought the proposal for the

Apr 01 Maria Nockin

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Apr 01 CS Staff

Keeping Up with the Jones : Part II

Read more from Warren Jones in this continuation of Lisa Houston’s interview with this collaborative pianist extraordinaire.

Apr 01 Lisa Houston

Keeping Up with the Jones

Collaborative pianist extraordinaire Warren Jones tells about the teachers that most influenced his own musical journey, and how their lessons continue to inspire and inform his work with the next generation. Join Jones at this year’s Classical Singer Convention as he works with singers and pianists in a special masterclass on collaboration.