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Classical Singer Subscribers Question Alan Titus

After his CS interview, Alan Titus graciously agreed to answer questions from students, submitted over the Internet.

Oct 01 CS Staff

Wagner Has His Moments – But the Hours…

Many opera singers have a guilty secret they only admit to their closest friends: They don’t like to watch opera—they
only like to sing it! Here’s our favorite opera violinist, back with a guilty secret of his own!

Oct 01 Les Dreyer

How to Overcome Your Call Reluctance and Increase Your Jobs

Most singers are afraid to pick up the phone but that’s how many jobs happen and that’s one of the ways vocal studios are built. While opera companies are not enamored of singers who call, everything from booking tours to recitals to holiday parties absolutely requires that you learn to pick up that phone.

Oct 01 Bill Gager

How to Remove the Four Obstacles to Landing a Job

Increasingly, singers are discovering they have to act as their own managers. Even managed singers find that some managers don’t know how to sell their own clients. Selling is an ongoing job, and if no one is doing it, you’re probably not doing much singing.

Oct 01 Brian Tracy

Self-Supervision and the Singer : The Safety of Intelligent Practice

Many great singers say they really learned to sing from their own voices! Here are tips to help you do just that by listening, recording and sensing. This kind of practice could save a lot of money and time spent in developing the voice.

Oct 01 David L Jones

Classical Singer Magazine

Classical Singer Subscribers Question Alan Titus

Wagner Has His Moments – But the Hours…

How to Overcome Your Call Reluctance and Increase Your Jobs

How to Remove the Four Obstacles to Landing a Job

Self-Supervision and the Singer : The Safety of Intelligent Practice

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