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Classical Singer Magazine
Making an Investment : The Metropolitan’s Lindemann Young Artist Development Program

How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Practice, practice, practice…” Forget Carnegie Hall–how do you get to the Metropolitan Opera?
Oct 01
Desert Song : The Santa Fe Desert Chorale

Looking for a summer gig in a beautiful location, known for its artistic nature?
This might be just what you’re looking for!
Oct 01
Q&A Allergies and Vocal Cysts : Allergies and Vocal Cysts

Many singers have health questions that must be kept private. CS has kept these letters anonymous
in the hope that Dr. Jahn’s answers will help other singers suffering from similar problems.
Oct 01
“A National Treasure” The Richard Miller Workshop Experience : Who is Richard Miller, and why are all these voice teachers talking about him?

In 1985, Richard Miller’s book The Structure of Singing was published to much acclaim on the vocal pedagogy circuit. Miller now offers workshops where he demonstrates and lectures on pedagogy with a decidedly technical slant. Singer/teacher Christine Thomas reviews one of these workshops.
Oct 01
The Joy of Singing : A Conversation with Dame Joan Sutherland

Interviewing Dame Joan Sutherland was an exhilarating experience. This true queen of bel canto opera was shy and self-effacing about her ability to communicate her views on singing and careers.
Oct 01
Liposuction : The Facts and the Risks

Liposuction is the most popular cosmetic procedure done in the US today–
but despite its overwhelming popularity, singers should be aware of the risks as well as the benefits.
Oct 01
Liposuction : The Facts and the Risks

Liposuction is the most popular cosmetic procedure done in the US today–
but despite its overwhelming popularity, singers should be aware of the risks as well as the benefits.
Oct 01
Intense Opportunity : The Merola Opera Program

Established in 1957 and operating under the auspices of the San Francisco Opera Center, Merola is the first step in a series of career-building opportunities that include the Western Opera Theater (WOT) tour, the Adler Fellowships, Brown Bag Opera, the Showcase Series, and Schwabacher Debut Recitals.
Oct 01
Down Home in Texas : The Houston Opera Studio

Founded in 1977 by Houston Grand Opera General Director David Gockley and composer Carlisle Floyd, the HOS has risen to premier status in the world of young artist programs.
Oct 01
Learning in the Land of Enchantment : The Santa Fe Opera Apprentice Program

This comprehensive training program for young singers, according to mezzo Frederica von Stade, star of the Santa Fe Opera and many other great opera companies, is the finest in the world because it constantly achieves an extraordinary level of excellence.
Oct 01
On to the Next Century : The Lyric Opera Center for American Artists

When what was then the Lyric Opera School began in the early 1970s, apprentices were required to sing in the chorus, and their training was spotty. Today, the LOCAA has an unwieldy name but a fine track record for producing polished young singers ready to begin significant careers.
Oct 01

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