The coach that I work with usually doesn't have me warm @ the beginning of the session so you should arrive warmed up. It will also be helpful if you could send the coach the music ahead of time so they have a chance to familiarize themselves with it in advance. Bring a tape with to tape the session or ask the coach to tape the accompaniment for you so you can work on your own.
Otherwise, expect to do a lot of "woodshedding" on the rough spots & sing through the piece(s) numerous times.
Pat
On Fri, 29 Mar 2002 15:32:29 -0000 "ingo_d" <ingo_d@y...> writes: > Hi all, > > I'm about to start working with a music coach to learn a new role > and was wondering if the resident brain trust could give me some > ideas as to what I should expect from the coach and what he will > expect from me (e.g., arrive warmed up, have two copies of the > music). > > Oh, before I forget -- my debut last night went quite well I think. > > I'm pretty happy with how I sang and I was able to keep my nerves > under control, so there was no repeat of the audition anxiety (big > sigh of relief). I can't wait for the next one. > > Happy Easter all, > Ingo > > > > > > >
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