Opera is not for everyone. It is not for the 1%, nor is it for the 99%. Opera is for those who enjoy that which is operatic, many of whom may be fans of sci-fi, indie film and HBO original series. This guest post by bass-baritone David Salsbery Fry suggests new sources for opera audiences. Read more →
Music
10/11/2014
01/17/2012
A Master Class with Maestro Bugs
Bugs Bunny demonstrates the power of expressive intent. Read more →
11/11/2011
Borrowing from World Traditions: Indian Classical Singing
Exploring ways that Indian classical singing technique can benefit Western singers. Read more →
11/03/2011
How To Earn a Black Belt in Singing
An Eastern overhaul for our Western art form. Read more →
10/18/2011
Connecting the Dots
The path to realizing personal and professional goals is seldom a straight line. Read more →
09/03/2011
Theory in Practice
A voice teacher's perspective on some performance issues, Part 1. Read more →
04/18/2011
Rock and Roll Never Forgets
Classical singers: Was opera always your calling, or were you a rock performer or fan first? Read more →
02/11/2011
Winter 2011 Studio Class, Part 1
A recap of my studio class this week, part one. Read more →
02/06/2011
Arnold Schoenberg: Sensuality & Decay
Come hear Matthew Tuell, Lloyd Arriola and me perform two of Schoenberg's major song cycles on February 20. Read more →
02/04/2011
Winter Studio Recital
If you'll be in the New York area next Saturday, please join us! Read more →
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Books & Media
- The Naked Voice
- Anatomy of Movement
- The Science of Enlightenment
- Dynamics of the Singing Voice
- The Brain That Changes Itself
- Mastery
- Outliers
- The Talent Code
- How to Stop Acting
- The Artist's Way
- The War of Art
- Blandine Calais-Germain: Anatomy of Breathing
- Claudia Friedlander: Complete Vocal Fitness: A Singer’s Guide to Physical Training, Anatomy and Biomechanics