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Gearing Up For Your Next Competition

Become more empowered and mentally tough in competitive situations by following these tips.

3 Essentials for Musicians for a Great Photo Shoot

What’s really stopping you from getting a great promo photo? The excuses I hear most often are about money, time, and finding the right photographer. And then there’s the procrastinating,

Jan 05 Angela Myles Beeching

Coping With Criticism

My day of triumph had finally arrived! I made my NYC debut in a world premiere, and luckily the NY Times gave me a favorable review. Instantly I joined the

Jan 05 Jonathan Blalock

The Music Major Minute

Finding a safe environment for critique can be somewhat of a rarity. Learn more about a competition where the focus is on education, student progression, and helpful feedback.

Jan 02 Christi Amonson

The Singer’s Library : Vocal Cross-Training

A new publication strives to build and unify singing techniques fit for both Broadway and La bohème.

Jan 01 Brian Manternach

Editorial Desk

Welcome to the January issue of Classical Singer magazine! I hope you enjoy the in-depth coverage and advice on summer programs. Training is obviously a critical part of our craft,

Jan 01 Erin Morley

Prepping For A Sensational European Summer

Perhaps you have already made your summer program or YAP plans for 2019 but need help with the logistics, or perhaps you have not even started considering the options available. Find answers wherever you are in this process here.

Dec 30 Zenaida des Aubris

A Summer in Ohio : Celebrating 40 Seasons of the Ohio Light Opera

A Midwest company credits much of its success to a strong collaboration among the participating artists and directors, a high production value, and a supportive community while striving to bridge the gap between traditional operetta and musical theatre.

Dec 30 Brian Manternach

Vocal Energy vs. Vocal Tension

Find greater insight into the differences between an overly relaxed phonation and one that is energized and efficient.

Dec 30 Marcos Santos

Ask Dr. Jahn – Acid Reflux

Dear Dr. Jahn, Has laryngeal acid reflux always been an issue for singers, or is it more prominent now because of changes in our foods and lifestyles?

Dec 11 Anthony Jahn, M.D.

Choices in an Age of Unethical Behavior

With so much corruption, injustice, and unfairness in the world and music industry, it can feel like there is little anyone can do to improve the current state. But by making changes in ourselves and speaking out, singers can make a real difference for good.

Dec 03 Robert and Jane Mirshak

Navigating the Singer’s Network

Find answers to some tough networking questions from singers who have built lasting and strong connections by focusing on creating authentic relationships.

Dec 03 Margaret Felice