Classical Singer Magazine

Remembering the Silvery Tones of Elizabeth Schwarzkopf

Hailed for her flawless singing and physical beauty, Elizabeth Schwarzkopf recently passed on at the age of 90. Her long life was not without controversy—she was also known for her affiliation with the Nazi Party prior to World War II, as well as her sometimes caustic remarks. Controversy aside, she will long be remembered for her unforgettable operatic role portrayals and work with German Lieder.

Oct 01 Maria Nockin

Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor: I have just finished reading “From Cancer to Carnegie Hall,” [August 2006] and loved what Ms. Hart had to say about vocal function and the building and rebuilding

Oct 01 CS Staff

Adolescence Again?

Feeling frustrated with your 9-to-5 day job that has nothing to do with music? One CS reader found himself in those very shoes, but then discovered that he had more job options than he once thought. Read how keeping an open mind helped him find employment that used his musical skills and prepared him for other career opportunities down the road.

Oct 01 Brian Manternach

La Serenata : Mastering the Personal Touch

Looking for a way to keep your arias fresh, try out new repertoire in front of an audience, and work with fellow singers? Read about a new music group on the scene in New York City that has found a way to do just that—and make a little money in the process.

Oct 01 Rozanna Weinberger

The Other Union : The American Federation of Musicians

Most singers are familiar with the American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA), a union that does a superb job of protecting singers. You may not know, however, about another union for musicians that also works to protect your best interests. Find out if the American Federation of Musicians offers something for you.

Oct 01 Gretchen Farrar

Unleashing the Creative You with the Second Chakra

The ability to go with the flow and enjoy life is a desirable attribute for anyone, but because it ties into our creative abilities, it’s even more essential for singers. Working with the second chakra can help you unlock your emotions, creativity, feelings, and sexuality, enhancing who you are both on and off the stage.

Oct 01 Suzanne Jackson

You Are What You Think

Our series on singing and financial success continues, as Lynnette Owens introduces Success Principle No. 2. Discover more about how your thought patterns directly affect your actions, and subsequently influence the resulting outcomes. Learn the truth about many money myths and how to effectively change your negative patterns of thought.

Oct 01 Lynnette Owens