Classical singing is a vocal style that emphasizes technique, clarity, and expression. It often involves training in breath control, pitch accuracy, and vocal range. Singers typically perform in various languages, including Italian, German, and French, and may specialize in different genres such as opera, art song, or oratorio. This style is characterized by its use of a natural voice without amplification, allowing for a rich, resonant sound. Classical singers often study under experienced instructors to develop their skills and may participate in competitions or performances to showcase their talent.