Classical Singer Magazine

My Little Black Book

Two New York professional singers share their favorite services.

Sep 01 CS Staff

We first fell under Jennifer’s spell when she was singing Romeo in I Capuleti e i Montecchi with Opera Orchestra of New York. Backstage, her warm-ups alone would’ve won a Grammy. She wrote the following article by e-mail from her hotel in Europe where she was doing a new recording of…Romeo!

Sep 01 Jennifer Larmore

Speaking Out : Editorial

We are very excited to bring you the first issue of CLASSICAL SINGER MAGAZINE (formerly The New York Opera Newsletter), covering a topic which has been asked over and over:

Sep 01 CJ Williamson

Letters to the Editor

FEES FOR SINGERS VS “MUSICIANS’ ” FEES Dear C.S.: An article in the July 20th issue of The Nation raised issues relevant to our situation as classical singers. The article

Sep 01 CS Staff

Political Changes, Websites for Choristers

Mergers, acquisitions and take-overs aren’t just happening in the banking industry. This issue marks the debut of a new column, Chorister, intended for singers involved in all aspects of choral music. This means not only opera choruses, but professional choirs and church musicians as well.

Sep 01 Emily Brunson

Classical Singer Magazine

My Little Black Book

Making Career Moves

Speaking Out : Editorial

Letters to the Editor

Political Changes, Websites for Choristers

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