Secrets Your Accompanist WANTS You To Know

I know I SHOULD be working with the pianist – rocking the audition, but I sometimes feel like we are just not on the same page…

If you’re like me, then you’ve said or thought that at one point or another in your auditioning adventures.

You probably are auditioning because you want to share your voice and song with the world, but you want your 16 bars to sound professional – not like it was thrown together.

Secrets Your Accompanist Wants You To KnowYou practice and work very hard getting ready, but you definitely feel like there’s something missing.

With all the tips out there in blog posts, magazine articles, and YouTube videos – everyone assumes you know the foundational concepts and they want to teach you something MORE.

But I’ll be honest with you, there is nothing MORE.

Can You Identify With Any Of These Statements?

  • My accompanist plays my song too fast
  • The piano player played the song too high
  • The accompaniment didn’t sound anything like what I was used to
  • My Accompanist is out to get me!

Lack of practice may not be your problem!
Preparation is always key, but you may just need better strategies…

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The Secrets You Will Learn…

Without wasting any time, each chapter tells you exactly what you need to know to start seeing the audition results you want. After reading the book you will be able to:

  • Choose pieces with the pianist in mind
  • Start and drive a piece
  • Communicate effectively with the accompanist
  • Collaborate with another artist during the audition

Are you ready for your audition?

After playing and listening to thousands of auditions, I will share wisdom concerning the relationship between the auditioner and accompanist. This thought provoking conversation will lead to more thoughtful partnership with your pianist both in and out of the audition.

Buy it now!Secrets Your Accompanist WANTS You To Know

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