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You’re Too Old to Sing Musetta!

If you have been the victim of age discrimination in the workplace, the National Executive Director of the American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA) outlines your options.

Sep 01 Alan S. Gordon

Lilli Lehmann : 1848-1929

When a soprano sounds this fresh and healthy, and commands such a wide range of repertoire over a 60-year career, attention must be paid.

Sep 01 Nicholas Limansky

On the Road Again: : Travel Tips for Singers

Singing and traveling go hand in hand, and sometimes the going can get tough. Here are some suggestions that may help.

Sep 01 Maria Zouves

Spotlight on: : Indiana University School of Music

Bloomington, Indiana

Sep 01 Lori Gunnell

Do Singers Really Need Grad School?

Will continued higher education take you to the top, or is it just an expensive holding pattern?

Sep 01 Lori Gunnell

On the Plateau

Although tenor Marcello Giordani has learned from excellent teachers, he has taught himself even more through trial and error on the job.

Sep 01 Freeman Gunter

Classical Singer Reading List

Carmen, a Performance Guide
and other books of interest

Jul 01 CJ Williamson

Review: Idomeneo : San Diego Opera

Mozart:
Idomeneo

Jul 01 Maria Nockin

Look at the Drama

And while you're at it, check the score!

Jul 01 Roger Cantrell

Silence is Golden

What is really meant by vocal rest and when should it – or should it not – be observed?

Jul 01 Anthony Jahn, M.D.

Headshot Heaven

This hard-core advice from the experts at Back Stage Magazine will guide you through the process and help you make the all-important choices to assure your success.

Jul 01 Leonard Jacobs

The Headshot Dilemma

What do managers, directors, and intendants want to see?

Jul 01 Shawn Milnes