Kaylyn B.
-very free and mature tone
-sounds forward and resonant to me
-moments of hesitations in the runs, but overall great technique
Nick W.
-notes are separated, would love to hear more legato
-sound seems to be sitting in the back of the voice (bring it forward and keep it in the resonance)
Miranda M.
-avoid moving the arms in a circular motion while performing (good for the practice room, not here)
-lower notes seem to have an aspirate quality (bring into a forward resonance?)
-would love some more musical levels throughout the piece
-don't lock the jaw for a high "eee" vowel (I understand the temptation)
-very beautiful and pleasant tone
Allison O.
-find a focal point while you are singing (especially in "Don't Rain on my Parade")
-great belt; would focus it more forward to make it more efficient (sounds a little damaged at the moment)
-love the commitment; more specific character choices would make it even more compelling
Camryn R.
-love the storytelling; focus the lower parts in a way that is closer to the speaking voice (a little breathy at the moment)
-very straight tone overall, which works for this genre, but letting it "shimmer" at the end of each phrase would help maintain resonance
-very beautiful and great intonation
Caden W.
-very mature resonance; especially for a freshman
-the tone is very dark and I think a little swallowed
-would love a brighter tone on the lower range (to help it resonant as much as the middle range)
-love the reverence for the song and the use of quieter dynamics
Megan R.
-very breathy lower range and higher range
-relatively straight tone; would love some more vibrato
-the tone sounds unsupported by the body
-very floaty
Anna S.
-very breathy tone; would love some more bite to the tone
-the higher and softer parts are very airy; "piano" doesn't mean unsupported
-some slight intonation issues when leaping to a higher note (the pitch is flat for little bit before it settles)
-more dynamics (I need more forte!)
-how do we work on mix voice with female voices in this genre? (She sang "Home" from Beauty and the Beast)
Annika S.
-very breathy tone, but also very compelling and cool (but it could be a stylistic choice)
-some slight intonation issues at the beginning of the piece
-very straight tone (works for the style I think)
Tori T.
-good vibrato, but it's moving the jaw (I think this is a sign of tension)
-very resonant and floaty high range (occasional intonation issues); kind of extreme transition between the passaggios
-kind of swallowed tone in the lower/middle range
Hope W.
-very breathy on the super low notes (don't let it sink, focus it forward)
-good diction (I'm getting almost every word)
-really great belt; would love that resonance and brightness on the lower range
-very compelling character choices (I think this really helps the tone be resonant and makes the tone match the style)
Kayla W.
-breathy lower range (bring it forward!)
-would love some clearer diction (the piano is a little overpowering)
-great intonation throughout
-great dynamic choices
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