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Studying the Song - Audition Prep and Musicianship for Musical Theatre
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46 episodes
9 months ago
Welcome to Studying the Song, a podcast for musical theatre actors who want to take their vocal artistry to the next level by going deep into the music of musical theatre. For the past 15 years of being a voice coach and music director, playing auditions and teaching at the collegiate level, I noticed the same two questions coming up over and over again from singers. “What should I sing? “ and “How should I sing it?” There’s often a third question (unspoken) that haunts many performers, “How will I stand out from other performers?” In this podcast we’ll be answering those questions: -how to select repertoire that’s right for you (shows off your strengths, highlights your personality, & connects to your spirit) -how to sing different vocal styles of musical theatre -how to interpret sheet music and analyze the score -how to prepare for auditions -how to discover the unique talents and skills you bring to the table -and so much more! Each week, you’ll hear educational content, live coachings, and interviews with theatre professionals – all focused on developing your vocal artistry and helping you discover the unique greatness you have to offer the world. Talent and passion are only the beginning. I believe that when you put in the work, practice the skills, and do the research, something amazing happens – you become so prepared in your craft that you become unstoppable. Consider me your own personal vocal coach in your ear buds, cheering you on and bringing you the reality checks you need along the way. If you’ve been dying to discover the songs that feel right for you, create more texture and depth in your vocal performance, and actually book the gig, then this is the place for you, friend. I’m Korrie Yamaoka, and I’m so excited to be walking this journey with you. Let’s dive in.
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Welcome to Studying the Song, a podcast for musical theatre actors who want to take their vocal artistry to the next level by going deep into the music of musical theatre. For the past 15 years of being a voice coach and music director, playing auditions and teaching at the collegiate level, I noticed the same two questions coming up over and over again from singers. “What should I sing? “ and “How should I sing it?” There’s often a third question (unspoken) that haunts many performers, “How will I stand out from other performers?” In this podcast we’ll be answering those questions: -how to select repertoire that’s right for you (shows off your strengths, highlights your personality, & connects to your spirit) -how to sing different vocal styles of musical theatre -how to interpret sheet music and analyze the score -how to prepare for auditions -how to discover the unique talents and skills you bring to the table -and so much more! Each week, you’ll hear educational content, live coachings, and interviews with theatre professionals – all focused on developing your vocal artistry and helping you discover the unique greatness you have to offer the world. Talent and passion are only the beginning. I believe that when you put in the work, practice the skills, and do the research, something amazing happens – you become so prepared in your craft that you become unstoppable. Consider me your own personal vocal coach in your ear buds, cheering you on and bringing you the reality checks you need along the way. If you’ve been dying to discover the songs that feel right for you, create more texture and depth in your vocal performance, and actually book the gig, then this is the place for you, friend. I’m Korrie Yamaoka, and I’m so excited to be walking this journey with you. Let’s dive in.
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Performing Arts
Arts,
Education
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The Power of Choice Making and Specificity w/Charles Gilbert
Studying the Song - Audition Prep and Musicianship for Musical Theatre
1 hour 8 minutes 17 seconds
4 years ago
The Power of Choice Making and Specificity w/Charles Gilbert
Charles Gilbert is an educator and author who has been training young performers and creating provocative original work for the musical stage for forty years.  He started the Musical Theater Program at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and headed it for nearly 20 years. He's the author of the book, The SAVI Singing Actor, and the creator of SAVI Cards, a unique training tool for singing actors and teachers. He's a founding member and Past President of the Musical Theatre Educators Alliance, and has taught workshops and master classes in America, the UK, Europe and Australia. Charles is a professional director and music director whose original works for the musical stage include Assassins, source of the idea for the Tony Award-winning musical of the same name. In this episode, I talk to Charles about his method for teaching how to be a singing actor.  He calls it being a SAVI singer – S-A-V-I, and he’ll tell us what each of those letters stands for. What’s so neat about his approach is that he has taken this overwhelming idea of storytelling through song and created very specific, bite-sized exercises that help you work on individual elements of technique. Press play, and let’s dive in! Xo, Korrie Find Charles Gilbert’s book, The Savi Singing Actor at www.savisingingactor.com! Visit www.korrieyamaoka.com for FREE RESOURCES and sign up for the Studying the Song Email List for weekly resources about auditioning, information on new offerings, and the latest news form Studying the Song. Did you enjoy today’s episode?  Please Rate, Review, and Subscribe today!
Studying the Song - Audition Prep and Musicianship for Musical Theatre
Welcome to Studying the Song, a podcast for musical theatre actors who want to take their vocal artistry to the next level by going deep into the music of musical theatre. For the past 15 years of being a voice coach and music director, playing auditions and teaching at the collegiate level, I noticed the same two questions coming up over and over again from singers. “What should I sing? “ and “How should I sing it?” There’s often a third question (unspoken) that haunts many performers, “How will I stand out from other performers?” In this podcast we’ll be answering those questions: -how to select repertoire that’s right for you (shows off your strengths, highlights your personality, & connects to your spirit) -how to sing different vocal styles of musical theatre -how to interpret sheet music and analyze the score -how to prepare for auditions -how to discover the unique talents and skills you bring to the table -and so much more! Each week, you’ll hear educational content, live coachings, and interviews with theatre professionals – all focused on developing your vocal artistry and helping you discover the unique greatness you have to offer the world. Talent and passion are only the beginning. I believe that when you put in the work, practice the skills, and do the research, something amazing happens – you become so prepared in your craft that you become unstoppable. Consider me your own personal vocal coach in your ear buds, cheering you on and bringing you the reality checks you need along the way. If you’ve been dying to discover the songs that feel right for you, create more texture and depth in your vocal performance, and actually book the gig, then this is the place for you, friend. I’m Korrie Yamaoka, and I’m so excited to be walking this journey with you. Let’s dive in.