Classical Singer Community

= Subscription Required Directories

Auditions
Coach and Accompanist
Competitions
Singer Websites
Summer Programs
University Vocal Programs
Voice Teacher
Young Artist Programs

Events

Convention
     College Expo
     High School Competition
     Professional Track
     University Competition
DIY Audition Prep
Registration

Forums

General Interest
Language
Special Interest
Summer Programs
University Vocal Program

Magazine

Advertise
Archives
Center Stage
Change of Address Form
Classifieds
Current Issue
Curtain Call
Gift Subscriptions
Retail Outlets
Subscribe

Site Tools

Contact Us
My Directory Listings
My Online Account
Singer Websites

Store

Books
Clearance
Flash Cards
Music

Carla Wood Memorial

Guestbook

Join CS E-News

Subscribe
Unsubscribe or Update

Welcome Singers to the Classical Singer Community!

March 2010 Classical Singer Issue

The Comeback Kid - Roberto Alagna Delivers a New Wave of Old School
Once hailed as “the fourth tenor” and “the next Pavarotti,” Roberto Alagna continues to find his own voice in his ongoing and successful international career. His journey hasn’t been without a few hiccups, including the infamous booing at La Scala three years ago. But Alagna has proven his resiliency as he takes on new roles and rediscovers old ones. In this Classical Singer exclusive, he speaks candidly in his thick French accent about his take on Don José, why he doesn’t usually give advice to young singers, and what advice he would give if pressed.
Read This Article

CS Updates
Follow us online:

A place for teachers to essay on technique, pedagogy, philosophy, and more.

Attention Teachers:
We are currently accepting Teacher's Corner submissions. E-mail ideas you'd like to share to Sara Thomas. Don't miss this opportunity to share your ideas, joys, breakthroughs, and more with thousands of other singers and teachers. Here's an example of a past feature.

Convention 2010:

Westminster Choir College has rescheduled their First Round of the High School Competition on Saturday, April 17.
Congratulations to University of Miami First Place winner Terrence Chin-Loy, winner of a $40,000 tuition scholarship! This week's Competitions are at Auburn University, Bard Conservatory, Viterbo University, Wichita State University.
All Professional Track participants receive complimentary tickets to the Dawn Upshaw & Friends Concert on Friday, May 28 at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square New York City.

Classical Singer Archive Spotlight

August 2006
This issue features an in depth interview with Rod Gilfry. It also has an interview with the Classical Singer 2006 Voice Teacher of the Year, Martile Rowland. More >

Featured Directory Listing

Voice Teacher Listing: David Hall
Phone: 215 440 9587
E-mail: dhallvoice@aol.com
Go to Full Listing >

Carla Wood - Scholarship Details

For questions, or to make Wire transfers, or gifts of any other asset, such as stocks, bonds, retirement account funds, real estate, or large checks that donors wish to track closely, contact:
Varden E. Hadfield
Associate Director, Major Gifts
LDS Philanthropies at BYU
A-501 HFAC
Provo UT 84602
801-422-1133
Fax: 801-422-0253
hadfield@byu.edu
Make checks payable to:
Brigham Young University - with reference to the - Carla Wood Memorial Scholarship.

Audition Alerts
Latest Auditions

City of Beverly Hills, CA
  Audition Type: Concert
  Role Type: Concert Soloist
  Level: Emerging Professional

New European Philharmonic Orchestra - Paris, France
  Audition Type: Concert
  Role Type: Chorus
  Level: Emerging Professional

House of Hope Presbyterian Church, MN
  Audition Type: Church/Temple
  Role Type: Other
  Level: Unknown

View the complete AUDITIONS listings.

Editor's
Book of the Month

Life In Opera
By Maria-Cristina Necula

Step behind the glory and glamour of opera with this candid look at life in the opera world. Life in Opera: Truth, Tempo, and Soul is a collection of encounters with the great stars and personalities that shape and enhance the opera arena today.

Part I features interviews and remarkable insights into the lives of opera ...