What if you had recordings galore and were always updating your collection?

What if you always had recordings that showed your abilities to the nine in this exact moment, not scrambling to produce one for an opportunity that just came up - giving you the best chance at getting that audition or into that competition!

Today I wanted to expand on my “Record and Analyze” chapter and offer you an idea on how to produce more and better recordings to use for multiple purposes!

Ever feel like you practice and practice and practice but are not able to bring your performance to a higher level - don’t see a major difference or improvement, always the same struggle and frustrations?

for a long time, I struggled with this, somehow my practicing wasn’t giving me the results I wanted. With time and a lot of trial and error, I realized that I was simply not going to the trouble of understanding what I was doing in enough depth and it wasn’t until

 I really began to teach that I really understood what each exercise was about that I became more detailed in my own practice and began to see faster results and have overall more control and understanding of my instrument.

And that’s when it really landed with me that a teacher can only give you the tools, we have to take responsibility for learning what they do and how to work them properly! 

So if this sounds like something familiar and you want to know how to break down your practice time in a way that will bring you faster and better results, this episode is for you!

Today I’m diving deeper into the actual “Ideal practice” chapter of my FREE E-book “The ideal practice”. I’ll be fleshing out the outline I give you there and give you 3  suggestions for bringing more intentional focus and finesse into your practice and hence leave you with better and clearer results.

Have you ever stood on stage and noticed that you only had nerves because you didn’t know the music well enough to really give it all you knew you had in you. You were paying more attention to being nervous than the piece itself, worrying about all the difficult passages up ahead, I know I have!

I dive deeper into my chapter "How to learn an aria" in my FREE E-book "The ideal practice"! 

I explore the importance of being detailed in our approach to learning our music which in return will give you more confidence and trust in yourself on stage.

In my first episode on my podcast “ The thriving singer” I wanted to go deeper into the concepts I write about in my Free E-book "The Ideal Practice".

The first one is about becoming a world class student and  I believe it is one of the most important concepts in the book. It´s about evolving your mindset and habits as a performing artist singer.

Falling in love with the process of becoming a singer must be your number one priority. So, let´s dig in!