BSR Blog

Hi Readers! This blog regularly features career tips and perspective on the business for working singers, but wait- what about advice for the people on the other side of the table?

In Part One of Don't Take It Personally!, I talked about rejection letters and some of the reasons why you didn't get one (

It's hard to be a working singer. Really, really hard.

All, I'm thrilled to present a new guest post by the talented Dana Lynne Varga. Thank you, Dana, and Happy Reading! -Angela

Boston Singers' Resource is thrilled to announce the first BSR Workshop: Auditions!

Sweet readers, we all know that singing requires us to be our own managers, accountants, and PR representatives, but since our business courses in conservatory totaled 0 (trust me, I counted them t

Guys, here's another important pro tip for your consideration on managing the singing business: get to know your Boards. Sometimes singers only think about meeting and greeting oth

I organize a lot of performances for a number of organizations. A lot. Some of the readers of this blog (hi readers!

It occurred to me after the last round of BSR auditions (great job, everyone!) that there are a couple more suggestions to put out there for your audition prep consideration:

For all you gorgeous singers prepping for BSR Auditions next month, here are some tips distilled from my previous posts and some new thoughts to help you focus your efforts.