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Preaching to the Choir

A singer turned choir director shares how she inspired her group of amateur, all-volunteer church singers to new musical heights.

Mar 01 Sandra Bender

A World (Wide Web) of Possibilities : Embracing the Challenges of Personal Websites

A Web presence is really a must for singers today. But how can you best tailor your site to target the right audience and the right information, and all for the right price?

Mar 01 Greg Waxberg

The Entrepreneurial Career : Good Things Come to Those Who Ask

Wondering how to get started as an entrepreneur? Start by asking questions.

Mar 01 Amanda Keil

Ask Erda : The Entrepreneurial Artist

Most singers are simply unaware of the realities of starting a singing career. By recognizing that you are in essence starting your own business, you can be prepared.

Mar 01 Cindy Sadler

The $50 Week : The Low Cost of High Morals

Sharing sheet music can often seem like a no-brainer when it comes to saving money. But is there a higher price to be paid?

Mar 01 Olivia Giovetti

From The Editor : Eyes Wide Open

Every singer has heard the term “proactive” at one time or another during their career—unless, of course, they don’t read or leave the house. Steven R. Covey popularized the term

Mar 01 Sara Thomas

Bulletin Board : News, Tidbits, Musings and More

Metropolitan Opera Mounts Baroque Pastiche The Enchanted Island, a new opera that premiered at the Met on New Year’s Eve and in movie theaters around the world in January, is

Mar 01 Maria Nockin

The Jaw of Singing

Dr. Jahn takes a look at the temporomandibular joint—not its disorders, but rather how it functions for healthy, free singing.

Feb 01 Anthony Jahn, M.D.

Performing Parents and Their Teens : Putting It All Together

The competing needs of teens and performing careers needn’t be at odds. Singers and their teens share how they work together, communicate, and define priorities.

Feb 01 Valerie White Williams

Life on the Road

Some performers balance tours with parenthood by taking their kids along for the fun of family travel.

Feb 01 Kathleen Buccleugh

From The Editor : Come Up Smiling

Ah, February. The holidays are but a distant memory, as are ambitious New Year’s resolutions, and spring seems forever around the corner. Under a cloud-covered sky and amid sub-zero temperatures,

Feb 01 Sara Thomas

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