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Welcome Singers to the Classical Singer Community!

  July 2009 Classical Singer Issue

The Legacy of Richard Miller - Remembering a Vocal Giant
It is difficult, if not impossible, to find anyone in the singing world who doesn’t know the name Richard Miller. Perhaps one, two, or many of his books line your shelves, or maybe he visited your university for one of his many masterclasses. Perhaps your voice teacher quoted him in the studio, or you sang with one of his former students in a recent gig. Whatever your encounter with this remarkable man, learn more here about his extraordinary life from those who knew him best.
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December 2005
This issue features an interview with Elizabeth Futral and with Jacque Trussel, 2005 Classical Singer Stage Director of the Year. It also features articles on landing a teaching position and singing through early menopause. More >
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Editor's Picks

Our pick of articles from the past for all classical singers today.

Seasonal Allergies: - A Strategy for Survival
Have the warm breezes of summer brought you an onslaught of sneezes and sniffles? Read what remedies Dr. Jahn recommends for the seasonal allergies that can hamper those high notes.  View »

Binder Blunders
Preparing for an audition includes many details, from learning the music to finding that perfect audition outfit. When it comes time to put together your binder, often singers don’t put it together so much as throw it together. Don’t let your music binder put you in a bind at your next audition.  View »

Shaping Your Own Musical Pathway
What happens when life leads you away from the performing life for which you’ve dreamed, planned, and trained? Even if the Met career you dreamed of doesn’t materialize, you can find satisfying—even lucrative—outlets for performing.  View »

Inspirazione! - For Love Or Money? A Financial Reality Check for Singers
Combine a society that is less than nurturing of artists, some old gender assumptions about earning potential, and a vague sense that money issues are best left to those with less artistic sensibilities. The result? Many singers live in a fog of denial around what their singing is costing them. Here are a few steps to take if you want to get a clear view of your finances and the impact being a singer has on them.  View »

The Mentally Tough Singer
Singing is 99 percent thinking, the old saying goes, but what thoughts should occupy your mind, especially when you’re on stage? Performance coach Jon Skidmore offers four principles in answer to this question, and four exercises for training your mind to focus on the “right” things to help ensure a successful performance.   View »

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