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Classical Singer Magazine
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
Finding the Right Fit : A Guide for Transferring as a Music Major

What if, after starting your university experience, you discover that for whatever reason, you and the college of your choice aren’t right for each other? Are you doomed to four difficult years and money wasted? Don’t despair; a change of scenery just might be the solution for you. Transferring schools, however—especially for music majors—can be overwhelming. Here’s everything you need to know to make your transition to a new school as painless as possible.
Sep 01
Bulletin Board

American Operas Achieving Recognition American operas are finally taking their place among the world’s most honored compositions, reports the Denver Post. Since 1990, almost 200 American operas have been professionally
Sep 01
How to Explain Your Career Choice to Your Parents

Have you ever told someone you’re going to study music in college and they reply, “Wow, I didn’t know they offered a major in that,” or “That’s nice. How are you going to make a living?” Choosing to major in music means following your dream and your passion, and enjoying your college education, but sometimes it can be difficult helping your friends and family understand your decision. Michelle Kunz offers some valuable advice for sharing your vision for your future with those you love.
Sep 01
Center Stage : Loraine Rodriguez, Soprano

Each month CS highlights one of its readers. If you’d like to take Center Stage in an upcoming issue of Classical Singer, visit www.classicalsinger.com/magazine/center_stage/. Tell us about yourself, and upload a picture. We want to know about you!
Sep 01
My Oedipus Rex Complex

CS’ Met violinist returns, this time with tales from his student days at Juilliard. Little did Les Dreyer realize how getting kicked out of the best conservatory orchestra in the world would shape the rest of his life.
Sep 01
Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor: It was my pleasure to perform as a supernumerary in the Lyric Opera of Chicago’s production of Rigoletto this past January, featuring Frank Lopardo as the Duke. I
Sep 01

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