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Classical Singer Magazine
Does a College Education in Music Prepare You for the Real World?

We asked CS readers to give us their opinions about the importance of higher education, and the response was overwhelming. The answers are certainly varied, but some common threads emerge—from the importance of finding the right teacher to remaining flexible as a singer. The opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Classical Singer magazine or its publisher.
Sep 01
Making the Move

Moving to New York is a choice many singers make—and most consider—at one point or another. Three singers who have made New York their adopted hometown sit down with Classical Singer to disclose the secrets of their success, and the traps to look out for when making the move.
Sep 01
Ask Erda : Top Five Audition Tips

Having the opportunity to watch auditions can be an eye-opening experience! After having just such an experience, Erda shares her advice for the things to do and not to do at that next audition. If you have a question for Erda, e-mail erda@classicalsinger.com.
Sep 01
Studying in Germany Courtesy of teh U.S. Government : Understanding the Fullbright Application Process

CS’ Fulbrighter departs temporarily from her accounts of her adventures abroad to answer readers’ questions about the Fulbright application process. Find out what the process entails, get great tips about the application, and decide if a Fulbright experience might be something that interests you.
Sep 01
Enjoying the Ride in New York State

Just a three-hour drive from New York City, Binghamton, NY, is home to Binghamton University, and Tri-Cities Opera. The shared hometown location of these two organizations has proved a fortuitous phenomenon for classical singers
Sep 01
Yoga & Emotions for Singers

Our series on chakras continues. Last month, you read about balancing the root chakra. Before moving on to the second of the seven chakras, Suzanne Jackson discusses the importance of being emotionally aware, both on and off the stage. She shares a meditative exercise to help you connect more fully with the person you are in real life—and the one you become when you step on the stage.
Sep 01
A Hidden Southeast Treasure

Known for more than cigarettes, Winston Salem, North Carolina, is home to the AJ Fletcher Institute, which works with the North Carolina School of the ARts to provide great opportunities for young singers
Sep 01
New to New York? Think About Temping

Many singers, whether they live in New York City or elsewhere, choose temping as a source of income because
of the terrific flexibility it offers. Whether you live in New York or another metropolitan center, here’s all the information you need to determine if temping is right for you—and to land that first temp job.
Sep 01
Quality Education in Kansas City

When you think about the great state of Kansas, tornados, Dorothy, and Toto usually come to mind. But Kansas and its neighbor Missouri are home to University of Missouri Kansas City, Lyric Opera of Kansas City and University of Kansas, have joined together to help young artists.
Sep 01
Weight Loss and the Voice

Whether you agree or disagree, it’s undeniable that appearance is becoming increasingly important in the singing profession. Dr. Jahn weighs in on the issue discussing how much weight to lose, how to do it, and how it will affect your singing.
Sep 01
Opportunity Knocks in Koxville

A master's program at the University of Tennessee, which includes an opera residency with Knoxville Opera, is scoring high marks. Find out more about this unique program from a recent grad.
Sep 01
Editor’s Note : Loving Your Education

I grew up in a musical family. Singing was something we did almost before we could even talk. My older sister and I, at ages 7 and 4, used to
Sep 01

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