Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Blog #17: Fourth Interivew Questions


 I'm going to be reusing my 10 interview questions from my third interview because I thought they are really useful questions. Getting different perspectives on these would be really helpful to me. 

1. What is the best way a singer can create a fun atmosphere during a live pop performance?
2. How can a singer best immediately prepare/warm-up for a performance?
3. How much of a performance should a singer prepare without removing a refreshed energy from the performance?
4. What is the most effective way a singer can convey the lyrics of a song to their audience?
5. What is the most appropriate and effective way a performer can deal with negative comments and criticism?
6. How can a singer most effectively connect with their audience members? 
7. How would a singer go about their performance when at different venues and or performing to different demographics?
8. What would you consider to be the most important factor in a performance? 
9. How and what kind of routine can a singer practice in order to preserve their voice during a performance? 
10. What are the most entertaining and effective ways a performer can enter and exit the stage? 
11.  I've heard that some performers experience emotional exhaust from performing songs. How can a performer avoid this while still showing passion in their song?
12. What is the best way a singer can physically translate a lyric to their audience?
13. How would you recommend a singer use body language when a lyric is directed towards themselves?
14. Towards a specific person?
15. Towards the whole audience?
16. How should a singer go about determining what energy they should have during their performance?
17. For a amateur performer would you recommend that they include costumes, lights, stage props in their performance?
18. Where would the use of them be appropriate?
19. What are some good ways a performer can interact with their audience without lyrics?
20. Should a singer's performance change with audience size? If so, how? 

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