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From the Editor : Squeak Away

It was the end of my freshman year of college and I sat, palms sweating and throat dry, in the vocal department chair’s office. He asked why I had come
Sep 01
Singer on the Fast Track: Andrea Carroll

The young soprano Andrea Carroll stands out on so many levels. She’s bilingual. She was born in Thailand. Her first love was musical theatre and she still does crossover work. And as her career is really taking off, she is managing to keep her feet firmly planted on the ground. Read her sage and sound advice for her fellow singers.
Sep 01
The Tech-Savvy Singer : Translating a Libretto Online

How do online translation tools stack up against a ready-made literal translation? See the fascinating and sometimes humorous results when three websites go head to head with the indomitable Nico Castel.
Sep 01
Reflections on a Cyber-Recital

In this age of constant connection and social media, it was only a matter of time before it permeated every corner of society. While the media is full of stories about people using the social networking sites for reasons other than socializing or networking, it does not detract from the fact that these sites can be powerful tools for an individual, especially when an individual is a musician.
Sep 01
The Doctor is In

Is there really such a thing as practicing too much? Consider the physical affects of over-practicing and how to keep your voice healthy while also putting in the practice time you need.
Sep 01
Musings on Mechanics : The Well-Heeled Singer

Whether it’s your own choice or the costume designer’s decision, wearing heels is a reality for female singers. Read how this can impact both your physical alignment and vocal performance.
Sep 01
Enhancing the Lecture Recital : Carole J. Bufford Shares Advice from 54 Below and Beyond

Lecture recitals don’t have to be boring. An expert in entertaining and informing, Carole J. Bufford shares how she programs an evening of talking and singing to make sure it does just that.
Sep 01
Singing in the Spirit : The Spiritual Elements of Singing

Learn what it means to sing with your body, your soul, and your spirit—and discover a host of classical repertoire that will not only help you access the spiritual elements of singing but that can also spruce up that upcoming concert or recital.
Sep 01
Helen Vanni: : The Met's Invaluable Trouper

While you may not have heard of Helen Vanni, you certainly have heard of Dolora Zajick. The latter credits the former with shaping her voice and talent while Zajick was a student of Vanni’s at the Manhattan School of Music. Learn more about Vanni’s remarkable career from mainstage operas and concerts to recitals, recordings, and teaching.
Sep 01
A Sound Investment: : College Debt 101

Your music education doesn’t often include classes on finance. But don’t let that stop you from learning to be wise with your money. Consider these 10 tips for managing money on your way toward a successful singing career.
Sep 01
Experiencing College to the Fullest: : Helpful Hindsight from the Cast of ‘The Fairy Queen’

Singers living and working in New York City reflect on their college experiences and offer advice for making the most of your four years.
Sep 01
My Gap Year

What are you going to do after graduation? Sometimes taking a break is exactly what you need to figure out both your immediate and long-term paths. Read about the lessons one singer learned while doing just that.
Sep 01
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