Classical Singer Magazine

Summer on the Hill : The Seagle Music Colony

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.

Jan 01 Wes Mason

Letters to the Editor

Tell us how we’re doing. Tell us about the articles that have helped you and articles you’d like to read. We would like to publish your comments, received either by e-mail at editorial@classicalsinger.com or in the mail at P.O. Box 1710, Draper, UT 84020.

Jan 01 CS Staff

Five Weeks to Mastering the German Lied

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.

Jan 01 Armin Zanner

Fond Memories

Those who lived with, worked with, knew, and loved Dixie Neill share their memories of this master coach and teacher.

Jan 01 CS Staff

Not Just Whistling Dixie

In this summer program issue we remember coach and teacher Dixie Ross Neill, who taught at many
summer programs. One such program dedicated its final concert to Neill, remembering her for her
dedication and commitment to young singers.

Jan 01 Maria Nockin

Walking In Memphis : How One Singer Got Her European Audition Legs

Are you considering a European audition tour, but need more information on the how-tos? One singer found just the answers she was looking for at a new summer program at the University of Memphis.

Jan 01 Diane Dietz

I Wanna Be a Producer… I Think

If you’re looking for a summer adventure somewhat off the beaten bath, consider looking into a Fringe Festival in your area. One singer shares her experiences entering the arena of producer, and how she enjoyed being on the fringe.

Jan 01 Jill Anna Ponasik

Cedar Rapids Opera Theater : Ten Years of Bringing Professional Opera to Eastern Iowa

Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre’s Young Artist Program is providing terrific opportunities for singers to work alongside seasoned professionals and learn the ropes of the business.

Jan 01 Brian Manternach

Singers for Life

If you fall into the “mature singer” category, finding a summer program fit can be a challenge. One program recognized this, and has created an innovative new program that offers training and much more.

Jan 01 Genette Freeman

Inspirazione! : Be a Green Singer

What is the most basic ingredient for being a good singer? Talent? The right teacher? A musical upbringing? All of these these are important, but if you keep it really simple, there is something even more essential to good singing: good health–and one of the things that is essential to maintaining good health is a healthy environment. Since it’s the New Year (a time for clarifying your vision and reassessing priorities) let’s take a look at the singer’s most vital resource and think about stepping into the spotlight on environmental issues for what may be your most important role ever.

Jan 01 Lisa Houston

Ask Erda : Stay Cheap- Singer Cheap

In Part One of this series (see November 2007), Cindy Sadler outlined all you needed to know for flying within your budget. Now she tackles another travel topic: how to find low-cost yet comfortable accommodations. Don’t let that next audition trip break the bank.

Jan 01 Cindy Sadler