Vulnerability, Jazz, and the Voice as a Channel
From growing up in a musical household to becoming one of the most iconic Dutch jazz singers, Anna Serierse has lived and breathed music since day one. Inspired by Ella Fitzgerald, Chet Baker, and the Count Basie Orchestra, she now shares what it’s like to stand on stage with her heart wide open.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Vulnerability on stage and navigating raw emotions.

• The metaphors, anchors, and personal practices she uses to connect deeply with her audience.

• How to truly facilitate your voice as an authentic channel.

This conversation will shift the way you think about performance and expression forever.

🎧 This is part one — in the next episode, you’ll hear why she almost gave up music, the criticism she faced, and the turning point that defined her career.

For more on Anna:Website → annaserierse.com/about
Instagram → @annaserierse

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