Singers are often on the road, and fall is an especially busy time for flying the friendly skies. As you’re booking your travel, consider these terrific tips for finding great deals that won’t break the bank.
In this edition of her quarterly column, Ana María Martínez gives her take on what attire works and doesn’t work for auditions and competitions—and don’t miss this experienced singer’s tips on how to pack light and still have what you need.
Juilliard’s Edith Bers recently participated in the Juilliard School International Masterclass and Concert Series at the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts. CS’ Sarah Lobegeiger was in the area and caught up with Bers for a discussion of East vs. West when it comes to singing.
Your New York City friends are kind enough to offer you lodging in their small but friendly NYC apartment. Whether in NYC or anywhere else, how do you ensure you will be a welcome guest, one your hosts would love to have visit again?
Can you use the skills you’ve honed as a singer—listening, observing, and communicating with teachers, coaches, fellow singers, and audiences—to benefit other areas of your life?
From the effect of Prednisone on the singing voice, to fear of dentists, to teaching a student with mono, Dr. Jahn provides answers to a host of singers’ questions. If you have a question for the doctor, e-mail jahn@classicalsinger.com.
You don’t want to arrive for your audition completely worn out from hefting heavy bags hither and yon. Learn to pack light. With current airline restrictions on liquids, however, how do you take what you need and still get through security? Find out here.
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