Maribelle Taylor
- wonderful consistent tone
- so much improvement from your first semester
Emma Dunster
- lacking in resonance
- good consistency throughout
Millie Hein
- Style changes a bit throughout
- Good overall- great resonance
Brynlee Downs
- open mouth more
- Good overall
Maggie Gadd
- piano tone is breathy
- Great character
- spreads vowels
- don't lose support on dynamic differences
- the higher part (question and not doubt) needs more lift inside- focus on bringing head voice down, not chest voice up
Abby Edwards
- Man. Beautiful job.
- Very forward placement
- Don't widen vowels too much
- I want to see you as Millie in Seven Brides
- Deeper breaths will help
Jessie Kiester
- Be engaging right from the beginning
- Have vibrato on every note
- BREATH- you don't need to push. Breath when you need to, even if the phrasing ends up weird
Kinley Hess
- Sing into your soft pallet, there is a lot of weight on your tongue and jaw
- Don't be sacred of higher keys- you pop into the soft pallet more when you're singing those higher notes, try the song in a higher key to keep that placement more consistent
- Sing on the vowels, don't sneak in the consonants
- Great job overall
Emily Hill
- Relax into your body- we want you to be successful
- Your sound has a nasal quality- make sure your soft pallet is lifted and not air is escaping through the nasal canal
- The more comfortable you got the better support you had
- Intonation is iffy on higher interval leaps and sustained notes
- There is added consonants and vowels that are hindering your sound- [mwa:i]
Addy Hutchings
- OPEN YOUR MOUTH
- Don't widen on [i] vowel, you lose movement and space, especially moving from [a] to [i] back to [a]
- Relax your hands
- High not on vaughn was very nice- open space, open mouth
- Don't sacrifice support for dynamics
Allison Orton
- the dramatics you are putting in is slightly collapsing your chest
- There is a raspiness on your lower notes
- Don't sacrifice support for dynamics
- You have the beginning of good support when you sing forte- keep that throughout
Archer Dame
- Put your arms down
- open your mouth
- there is a chewiness to your consonants that seems limiting
- Bring the sound forward
- Great consistency
- I could honestly listen to you any time
Annica Bella Kropf
- Acting choices are affecting your intonation and vowel shapes
- I'm always so impressed with your resonance
Tanner Doyle
- Relax your hands
- open your mouth
- sing on the vowel, not the consonants
- Nice oh! Bring that support throughout!
- Open your chest
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