Today’s guest is Musical Theatre singer, vocal coach, former American Idol Contestant and queen of riffing Natalie Weiss.
Natalie opens up about her recent experience with a vocal haemorrhage while working on an off-broadway show. She also chats with Beth about what she thinks makes a great voice and how she deals with the insecurity of working in the musical theatre industry.
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Podcast Episode Highlights:
- 01.26 - What is Natalie’s worst ever job?
- 02.03 - What was Natalie Weiss’ journey into the arts?
- 04.22 - How have nodules affected Natalie?
- 05.41 - Why does Natalie prefer coaching to singing now?
- 06.26 - What was Natalie’s American Idol experience?
- 07.16 - Breaking down the riffs
- 08.30 - Can anyone learn to riff?
- 10.02 - What makes a great singer?
- 10.21 - Natalie opens up about having a vocal haemorrhage
- 11.31 - Quickfire round
- 12.20 - Fun fact on Melisma
- 14.13 - What is success to Natalie Weiss? Does she ever doubt herself?
- 15.30 - Does Natalie read her Youtube comments?
- 16.38 - What personality traits does Natalie think have been helpful to her in her coaching/singing?
- 17.47 - What advice does Natalie have for anyone dealing with anxiety?
- 19.48 - What type of voice or personality make the ideal student?
- 21.20 - What does Natalie consider her greatest accomplishment?
- 21.55 - Biggest challenge?
- 23.00 - Can Natalie switch off her coaching brain when she goes to shows?
- 23.30 - If Natalie could have a new quality or ability, what would it be?
- 24.00 - Advice for people in the entertainment industry
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