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From the Editor : What If.....

The small island of Manhattan, located at the heart of New York City, is just 13 miles long and two miles wide. And yet packed within those 23 square miles
Apr 01
Bulletin Board : News, Tidbits, Musings, and More

Lone Star Opera Will Be a Television Show Fort Worth Opera may be the subject of a reality show called Lone Star Opera. AMP Productions brought the proposal for the
Apr 01
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Apr 01
Baring It All

In response to a recent CS survey, singers shared their widely varying philosophies about nudity’s role in opera.
Mar 01
Nudity as a Trend : Its Role on the Operatic Stage

Singers faced with the question of whether to disrobe onstage share their experiences, including
why they have or have not done it and the ramifications.
Mar 01
Thaddeus Strassberger : Inside the Avant-Garde

Stage directors often take the blame for what many view as the declining morality of opera. One stage director shares his reasons for his own controversial stagings, as well as discussing the oft asked question: to whom is the director responsible—the composer or the audience?
Mar 01
The Shame Old Story : Ageism in Opera

In response to CS’s recent polls on both racial discrimination and ethics and morals in opera, many respondents replied that the issue that really needs to be discussed is age discrimination. So, Rachel Antman takes a fresh look at this age-old problem.
Mar 01
Racial Discrimination for the Classical Singer : Is It Still a Problem Today?

More than 10 years ago, CS surveyed readers about issues of discrimination in the singing business, and the results were reprinted in the 20th anniversary issue (see December 2007). As we now begin the second decade of the twenty-first century, find out what readers have to say about racial discrimination today.
Mar 01
Read Up : Learning from the Greats in One Easy Read

One great way to evaluate the morals and ethics of this profession is by looking to those who have blazed the trail just ahead of us. The opening decade of this new century has been fraught with change and challenge. In 29 separate interviews conducted between 2002 and 2008, a variety of singers, conductors, directors, and administrators share how they have dealt with a craft in transition.
Mar 01
The $50 Week : Low-Cost Ways of Avoiding the High Cost of burnout

Life moves at an extraordinarily fast pace these days. Making sure you take steps to stay emotionally and mentally well will increase not only your happiness but your bank balance too.
Mar 01
From the Editor : Morals and Ethics

The idea for this month’s issue of Classical Singer began many months ago when we e-mailed a survey to readers asking for their opinions and experiences with nudity in opera.
Mar 01
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