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You don't need to wait for your role at an A level house to be a success. Most singers define success in 3 ways: performing regularly, improving their artistic skills, and financial security. Register to learn how find your success today.
- Performing Regularly
"My goal is to sing one to three roles a year, and give one recital a year. If I am not paid to do this, I try and create my own opportunities. For example, this year I got several of my friends to lean Le nozze di Figaro, and we performed scenes from the show memorized and semi staged at a local community college. We had a soiree run through of the whole show in my friends living room, and it was an awesome day! For me, that was success." — Caryn Marlowe, Knoxville, TN
- Straight Talk with a Manager - Kristin Cowdin, Guy Barzilay Artists
- The Business of Singing - Dorothy Byrne
- How to Get Hired & Rehired: There's a Lot of Room at the Top - Dan Montez
- Singer Management for 2010 and Beyond - Robert Mirshak
- Free Your Voice Through Better Body Movement with Feldenkrais - Maxine Davis
- Yoga for Performers - Robert Swedberg
- One-on-One Health Counseling - Dr. Anthony Jahn
- One-on-One Wellness Counseling - Debbie Riggs Wood, Ph.D.
- One-on-One Headshot Reviews - Devon Cass
- Artistic Improvement: Masterclasses
"Success as a singer for me today is defined as growing as an artist by collaborating and working with others in the field (preferably getting paid to do so!)" — Maryann Mootos, Brooklyn, NY
- 20th and 21st Century Literature and Concert Work - Dawn Upshaw
- Musical Theatre Masterclass - Craig Carnelia
- Oratorio Masterclass - Kent Tritle
- Cabaret and Crossover for Classical Singers - Sylvia McNair
- Audition Preparation: Choosing the Right Auditions - William Florescu
- Working with Collaborative Pianists - Warren Jones
- Acting for Singers - Dan Montez
- Polishing Your Audition for Young Artist Programs - John Douglas
More to be announced!
- Financial Security
"Being a successful singer today means many things. It means actually making a profit from singing, managing your stress, home life, and money in a way that you can live a normal healthy life and still get the gigs." - Lori Fisher
- Getting the Best Out of Your Professional Recording Session - Jeremy Gerard
- DIY Demo CDs - Jeremy Gerard
- Living on $50 a Week - Olivia Giovetti
** Please Note: This list is current and subject to change.
