BSR Blog

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.

All, I'm so pleased to present this guest post by the amazing Dana Lynne Varga (whom you might know as Dana Schnitzer, but she recently got married and now has a sexy new last name, so congrats to