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Carol Vaness

She has graced the world’s greatest stages with her unique voice and incandescent dramatic temperament. Enjoy this article about Carol Vaness from our archives.

May 11 Maria-Cristina Necula

Staying Healthy on the Road – Part 1: Nutrition

Keeping yourself healthy is a vital component to being a full-time performer. Whether you're traveling on tour or hopping to an audition across the country, here are some tips to staying healthy.

May 10 CJ Greer

Inside the Industry: May 2024

In this column, we discover singers to watch, celebrate new albums, note new resources for singers, and other industry changes. Check out what's been happening!

May 09 Eric McKeever

Singing in a masterclass can be a wonderful learning experience, and most singers will eventually take part in one. But not every singer makes the most out of this opportunity. Here are some strategies to maximize your experience.

May 05 Mark Watson

Singing and Motherhood

The energy it takes to build and maintain a career in the arts is already challenging. Add on keeping another human alive, and it can feel overwhelming. If you're a new mom, you got this. You're amazing!

May 02 Donata Cucinotta

Crossover Corner: Making Your Mind A Judgment-Free Zone

In this month’s “Crossover Corner,” we encourage you to reflect on your bravery and give yourself grace instead of perfectionism.

Apr 30 Peter Thoresen

Five Side Hustles for the Busy Music Major

Being a music major may be one of the busiest majors. Juggling class, practice, rehearsals, performances, and finding time to make money so you don’t starve… is a lot. Here are some opportunities for you music majors looking to make a little extra cash.

Apr 27 Kylie Evans

Singer Spotlight: Teddy Siegel

Teddy Siegel, the 24 year old behind "The Bathroom Account" (Got2GoNYC) is also an opera singer. Training to become a singer guided her as she created a platform that has changed NYC and beyond. Read on to learn all about her.

Apr 26 Theodora Siegel

Community Engagement and Outreach in Opera

Kerrian Otaño and Cris Frisco return to their conversations about opera with a discussion about the importance of community engagement and outreach—and how to make it “accessible and exceptional.”

Apr 24 Kerriann Otano and Cris Frisco

How to Stage Classical Vocal Music: Britten’s Five Canticles

Staging a classical music performance can be a challenging feat. Daveed Buzaglo discusses his experience presenting Benjamin Britten’s Five Canticles, in a non-traditional theatrical setting.

Apr 24 Daveed Buzaglo

Program Spotlight: Young Concert Artists

Young Concert Artists provides the resources for artists to take an integrated approach to crafting careers that make a significant impact on the classical music world. Read on to learn more!

Apr 24 Eric McKeever

Is the Singer’s Larynx Really “Different”?

Previously published, we're bringing this article back for you. Dr. Anthony Jahn was often asked two questions about the larynx: “Is there something different about a singer’s larynx?” and “Can you tell a singer’s Fach by looking at the vocal folds?” Read on for the answers!

Apr 23 Anthony Jahn, M.D.