Chloe Veltman | June 1, 2011
An influx of new programs are beginning to recognize the value of keeping boys singing—through changing voices and for a lifetime.
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Matthew Sigman | May 31, 2011
Because the vast majority of choral singers tag rehearsals and performances onto already busy professional and family lives, their nutrition can be a compromise on any given day. We asked specialists and long-time choristers what nutritional choices can be most beneficial for singers.
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Matthew Sigman | May 25, 2011
While it is ultimately the responsibility of the singer to stay properly hydrated, it's not always so easy.
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Chorus America Staff | May 18, 2011
Dr. Jamie Koufman, founder and director of the Voice Institute of New York, tells us what singers can do to combat the harmful effects of acid reflux.
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Amanda Weber | April 1, 2011
One conductor witnesses the restorative power of music in her chorus at Washington, DC's N Street Village shelter.
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Margaret Baroody | March 23, 2011
Something is irritating your vocal cords and you think it might be reflux. Vocal health expert Margaret Baroody gives us her take on the situation, along with treatment advice.
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