In this episode of Charting Tracks we continue our discussion on the art of performance. We explore the subtle (and not so subtle) differences between studio and stage performing, the nuances of audio and visual performing and what make up the key components of a performance.

We also discuss the importance of practice and rehearsal as well as techniques and tips, warming up and cooling down and how to inject your performances with authentic emotion.

Quotes from this Charting Tracks episode:

“There have been times… where the artist just hasn’t been rehearsed… and so, basically a day where we should have been able to film at least five different tracks we’ve ended up just doing two, or just doing one.” - C. O’Gorman.

“My favourite vocal performances have always been the ones that I believe.” - A. Yaqub.

“It’s really important to distinguish between… ‘practicing’ and ‘warming-up in preparation’ to perform” - B. Hennessy-Garside.

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What Next?

Some further listening if you fancy it…

Music:

Michael Jackson - They Don’t Really Care About Us

Michael Jackson - She’s Out of My Life

Michael Jackson - The Lady in My Life

Stevie Wonder - Living for the City

Whitney Houston - How Will I Know (Produced by Michael “Narada” Walden)

Patti Labelle - New Attitude

Dolly Parton - Smokey Mountain Memories

Oasis - Go Let It Out