Many singers have a second of job that is more steady. A singing career depends on a good voice, physical stamina, and public acceptance. Singers may travel extensively. Very few singers make recordings or go on concert tours. A somewhat larger number of singers get leading or supporting roles in operas and popular music shows.
Many singers work part time in church and synagogue choirs or give singing lessons.
Many other people with a singing background work as music teachers at elementary and secondary schools, colleges, and universities. A few work as choirmasters at music schools. Wages Pay varies with the employer and the singers fame. Preparation Years of extensive training and practice are usually needed to develop vocal skills. Formal training is available through private instruction, high schools, and colleges and universities.