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The Yeast Connection

Is your throat dry, sore, or scratchy? Do you experience excess mucus or chronic hoarseness? The symptoms may indicate something different than just the common cold. Here’s Dr. Jahn with the scoop.
Jan 01
The Techno-Savvy Singer : Taking Opera to a Whole New Level of Chic

In the first installment of Classical Singer’s new technology column, Amanda White sits down in front of her trusty iBook G4 for an instant message interview with the world’s foremost opera blogger, Opera Chic.
Jan 01
Exploring the Link Between Singing and Leadership : Part 5

Can increased self-awareness developed through successes—and failures—on stage help you become a more effective leader? In this final installment of this five-part series, participants in Kay Kleinerman’s study explore this question.
Jan 01
Bulletin Board

Submit entries to the bulletin board by e-mail at bulletinboard@classicalsinger.com.
Jan 01
Editor’s Note : Mixing Your Training Cocktail

The Oxford American Dictionary defines “profession” as an “occupation that involves prolonged training.” Many professions have more or less specific, delineated paths of prolonged training. Those who choose singing as
Jan 01
Center Stage : Thomas Forde, Bass-baritone

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!
Jan 01
Letters to the Editor

Tell us how we’re doing. Tell us about the articles that have helped you and articles you’d like to read. We would like to publish your comments, received either by e-mail at editorial@classicalsinger.com or in the mail at P.O. Box 1710, Draper, UT 84020.
Jan 01
Air Don’t Bleed : An Interview with Dale Anthony Girard

From the how-tos of fine singing to staying safe onstage, CS has tried to address every aspect of a singer’s career. In this article, reprinted from the last issue of The New York Opera Newsletter (July/August 1998), fight director Dale Anthony Girard shares his tips for playing it safe. Be sure to check out real-life stories from readers about not so safe moments on the stage (pg. 47). For more articles on safety, read the complete July/August ’98 issue in our archives.
Dec 01
At the Feet of the Masters

How many times, while listening to one of the great singers, have you wondered, “How do they do that?” Over the years, the greats have shared within these pages many insights into the complicated answer to that question. Drink in these insights on vocal technique from those who know.
Dec 01
Ask Erda : The Top Twenty

To celebrate Classical Singer’s 20th birthday, Cindy Sadler shares her top 20 jewels of wisdom. From owning your art to finding balance, Cindy delivers practical career advice in her typical Erda fashion.
Dec 01
Exploring the Link Between Singing and Leadership : Part 4

Can you use the skills you’ve honed as a singer—becoming attuned to your instrument, your body, and how it works—to benefit other areas of your life? In this fourth installment of this five-part series on the relationship between singing and leadership, participants in Kay Kleinerman’s study explore this question.
Dec 01
Bulletin Board

Submit entries to the bulletin board by e-mail at bulletinboard@classicalsinger.com.
Dec 01

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