Episode 17. The 5 Most Common Audition Mistakes and How to Fix Them!

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Learn five advanced techniques for clarifying your storytelling and improving your vocal performance.  Spoiler alert: these aren’t the things everyone talks about!  I’m going to lay out the 5 MOST COMMON MISTAKES I see singers make when interpreting their songs in an audition.   I’ll also discuss WHY they’re so important and HOW YOU CAN FIX these mistakes.  Once you learn these advanced techniques, you’ll never worry about blending in with the rest of the crowd again.  Your detailed, nuanced performance will show you for the superstar you are.

Ready to stand out from the rest?  Then press play, and let’s get into it.

xo,

Korrie

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TAKEAWAYS

  1. When you’ve defined the moment before your song, you create a clear emotional starting point that sets the tone for everything that follows.

  2. Make sure you know where the climax of your song is.  It’s usually the moment when you declare what you really want or how you really feel.  It’s a revelation or a release.  And, it’s the moment that the whole cut is built around. 

  3. In the same way that you define the acting beats of your song, you should define your vocal beats where your vocal style and energy shifts.

  4. The human voice has the widest variety of timbres of ANY INSTRUMENT.  Get clear on your intentions and your actions and explore the vocal colors that follow! 

  5. Be clear with you put your gaze.  Your focal points help tell the story.

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