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Singers need to know how to ask for feedback, and when to either accept or reject it. For the singer who also teaches, you find yourself on the other end – giving the feedback. Maria Zouves explores both angles here, using summer programs as a model.
Building Character
Classical Singer’s 2005 Stage Director of the Year returns, with insights on role preparation to help you take your performance to the next level.
Rite of Passaggio
- A Medical Perspective
Every singer or voice teacher has faced the task of blending the registers by working through the passaggio or “lift point,” in either their own voice or the voices of the singers they teach. For a slightly different take on the topic, read CS’ resident physician’s medical insights on the passaggio.