Are you looking for ways to connect more fully with the text, to be more expressive in your performances and connect more fully with the audience? Check out this book from a longtime stage director with terrific tips to help you improve your acting abilities. You can also meet and work with David Ostwald at the Classical Singer Convention 2008.
Can increased self-awareness developed through successes—and failures—on stage help you become a more effective leader? In this final installment of this five-part series, participants in Kay Kleinerman’s study explore this question.
A fundamental part of the online Classical Singer Community since its creation in 1998, the General Interest Forum is more than a resource. For classical singers and those interested in the art of singing it has become one of the most popular discussion panels available on the Web. Here are some quotes from some great moments this past month on the forum. Want to voice your opinion on something here or otherwise? Visit www.classicalsinger.com.
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The audition season has ended and a new year has just begun. Depending on your audition results and where you are in your career development, you may very well find
The Oxford American Dictionary defines “profession” as an “occupation that involves prolonged training.” Many professions have more or less specific, delineated paths of prolonged training. Those who choose singing as
The Indiana University Jacob School of Music aims to educate voice students and teachers through a summer workshop that offers an assortment of masterclasses and multimedia presentations.
Each month CS highlights one of its readers. If you’d like to take Center Stage in an upcoming issue of Classical Singer, visit www.classicalsinger.com/magazine/center_stage/. Tell us about yourself, and upload a picture. We want to know about you!
Singers have long had good things to say about their experiences at Seagle Music Colony. Located in the beautiful Adirondack mountains, the program boasts much more than just breathtaking scenery. One singer shares how three summers at Seagle have provided priceless opportunities.
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The Franz-Schubert-Institut turns 30 this year, and CS asked one of its recent participants to tell us about the program. From the beautiful Austrian town of Baden bei Wien to top-notch instruction on everything you need to know about Lied, this program has much to offer.
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