Tim S.
-bring the lower notes "up and out" (they are currently sinking)
-great diction and overall good vowels
-this song seems too low for Tim (needs some help on lower resonance)
-would love more brilliance on the higher notes
-beautiful voice and tone
Taylor W.
-breathy lower notes
-I think there is a lot of excess air through most of her range (it is less noticeable in the high range; the amount of breath should stay the same throughout the range)
-great mix voice (breath could be more efficient, but it sounds good)
-I think she got a little stuck in her dynamic level; would love to see some more musical levels and phrases
Faith B.
-breathy, straight tone, swallowed, relatively dark
-there would be way more sound if she used her breath more efficiently
-I would also love to hear more brightness in the tone
Logan K.
-vibrato seems forced/unnatural to me (vocal damage?)
-would love to find a more brilliant resonating space
-tone seems to be stuck/swallowed
-love that he doesn't stay stuck while he's singing
Gideon B.
-would find a more specific focal point (or a few; at the moment it seems random)
-I want his voice to go "up" and "forward," and I think it is only going up at the moment
-very beautiful and floaty tone
Collin C.
-he seems nervous; this might be preventing him from taking a full breath
-clean and relatively resonant sound (it goes in and out of the resonance)
-great legato and lullaby vibes
Julia C.
-lots of extra breath, especially on lower notes (could be a stylistic choice, but I also think softer dynamics should just as supported as louder dynamics)
-very stylistically compelling
-would love more intense
Mary B.
-avoid closing your eyes when singing (you shut out the audience from connecting with your character)
-would love to find more breath support for the lower notes
-avoid excess and unintentional hand movements
-performance would be more compelling with some more intense musical levels
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