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January 2009 Classical Singer Issue

Lifelong Curiosity - A Conversation with Baritone Juan Pons
After making his La Scala debut in 1980 as the incorrigible Falstaff, baritone Juan Pons went on to sing at every major opera house around the world. Still an active artist, Pons also makes time to share his experiences and advice with singers who are just starting out, as he did while visiting students at the Bel Canto Institute in Florence, Italy last summer. Program participant Margaret Higginson shares with CS readers what Pons had to say about his career, how he studies roles, what led him to make the switch from bass to baritone, and how his career has affected his life and his family.
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Editor's Picks

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

An Ounce of Prevention: - Musicianship Strategies for the Young Singer
Sight-singing skills have become increasingly important—as anyone can tell from getting to know singers on the scene today, such as Timothy Noble (see April ‘05 cover story). Liz Fleischer will be at the CS convention to teach an easy way to learn sight-singing. View »

Landing An Academic Teaching Position!
Applying for a teaching job with a college or university has its own set of guidelines that differ from a “normal” job application. Katherine Kelton gives you all the information you need to know to apply and land a teaching position in higher education. View »

Ask Erda - The Importance of a Name
Erda, the erstwhile earth goddess, shares her practical knowledge and words of wisdom with all who inquire. This month, she shares her wisdom on how to handle a name change and dealing with gaps in your résumé. If you have a question for Erda, write to editorial@classicalsinger.com. View »

Your Tonsils - A Singer's Primer
Exactly what are those two nubs on either side of your palate? Do you need them, should you ignore them, or have them taken out? CS’ resident physician shares the answers. View »

Inspirazione - In Favor of Practicing
How do you practice? When do you practice? What do you practice? And most importantly, why do you practice? This month we examine the singer’s practice routine, or lack thereof, and see if it needs a tune up. Take a look at these ideas, and see if they can be a springboard for you to return to your practice with new energy and enjoyment. View »