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How Well Does the “Fat Lady” Sing?
It ain’t over until the fat lady sings or so goes the saying…and with it the generalization that all opera singers are fat or better yet: that in order to be a good opera singer you need to gain a lot of weight.
How to deliver your best performance
Performing is not an easy thing to do, especially with an instrument as fragile as the human voice. So, how do you make sure you’re always at your best?
Can I become an opera singer later in life?
For anyone considering to become a classical singer at any point in their lives, one question applies: ARE YOU CERTAIN YOU WANNA DO THIS?
Why should we transpose operatic music?
Are there any reasons not to transpose some operatic music? Why should singers not be allowed to transpose an opera aria?
Lyric or dramatic? How to determine your voice type
Likely the most important decision in a singer’s career: what’s your voice type? Are you a lyric voice or a dramatic voice? How can you determine it?
How to sing high notes?
How do I sing high notes?! Is a question that rates number 1 on most singer forums. There are too many theories on the topic. Do be careful….
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