by Cherry Duke | Nov 13, 2014 | Auditioning, Music, New York City, Resources
Making your way in the performing arts world can be daunting. Finding auditions in your city, for your voice type, in your budget is a key step in nailing a role. Here are some resources to help you navigate the wild and often wooly world of “making it”....
by Cherry Duke | Oct 27, 2014 | Freelancing, Resources, Saving Money, Series, Travel Tips
October 26, 2014 Opera singers are often away from home for the majority of the year. I’m finding myself traveling a lot these days, sometimes one trip per week! On a recent flight to a concert engagement, I quizzed my fellow singer-soloists about their best...
by Cherry Duke | Jul 15, 2014 | New York City, Resources, Saving Money
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by Cherry Duke | Mar 17, 2014 | Auditioning, New York City, Saving Money
Auditioning in NYC? Visiting for the first time? Finding affordable ground transportation to and from the area airports is easier than it used to be, though it requires some research and planning to go smoothly. There are many airport transportation alternatives to an...
by Cherry Duke | Mar 14, 2014 | Auditioning
Opera auditions are unique — generally you (the singer) must be prepared to sing 3-5 operatic arias (songs) in several different languages, pay a professional pianist and sing your face off. Here’s some essential information for what to expect and how to...
