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Jennifer and Karen Salmansohn: Self-Expression, Communication, Performance and Joy

Jennifer speaks with New York Times Bestselling Author Karen Salmansohn about the heart and soul of singing, performance, communication and self-expression. Click Here to watch. VIDEO

Jennifer Hamady: Vocalist, Teacher, Counselor and Author

Jennifer appears on “Anthony Plog on Music,” a well known music podcast featuring luminaries of the classical world. Click Here to listen to an in-depth conversation about Jennifer’s books, practice, professional singing career, and lessons learned along the way. AUDIO

Overcoming Performance Anxiety

The Kiner Hour with Ashani Mfuko interviews Jennifer on How to Overcome Performance Anxiety for Dancers, Singers, and Actors. VIDEO

Singing Onstage and in the Studio

The New York Singing Teacher’s Association interviews Jennifer about her performance career, coaching practice, and her latest book Singing Onstage and in the Studio, going into depth about the psychology, relationships and technology in recording and live performance, performance anxiety, and what you need to know about recording and promoting yourself. VIDEO (starts at the 6 minute mark)

Creativity and Rest

Jennifer is interviewed by Newsy / Scripps News about the importance of bringing mindfulness, balance and a healthy rhythm to our creative process and personal lives. VIDEO

Meet Jennifer… Author, Therapist, and Vocal Coach

Howard Fletcher interviews Jennifer Hamady about her career, books, philosophy, and new Quarterly Live Master Classes. AUDIO

Resolving the Blocks that Keep Stopping you

Get Ignited with Dr. Christine Ranck interviews Jennifer on Resolving the Blocks that Keep Stopping You. VIDEO

The Art of Singing

London, UK interview with Jennifer on her book The Art of Singing and her work with singers, actors, and performers. AUDIO

Stage Fright

Singers Key Notes, NY interviews Jennifer about stage fright and the best ways to effectively deal with it. AUDIO

Conversations in Confidence

Paul Crick interviews Jennifer about her book: The Art of Singing Onstage and in the Studio, how to manage performance anxiety, and finding career balance and perspective. AUDIO

From Self-Protection to Self-Expression

Josselyne Herman-Saccio interviews Jennifer about communication and self-expression, the power of language and acceptance, and the importance of recontextualizing the notion of performance. Click Here to listen or Here to watch the video. AUDIO and VIDEO

Jennifer and The Art of Singing

In this interview with Rock, Paper, Write, Jennifer unpacks the fears, doubts and mental roadblocks that hold singers, speakers and others back, offering insights on how to find your true voice– vocally, relationally and emotionally. AUDIO

Leadership and Communication

Jennifer speaks to the National Society for Leadership and Success about Motivation, Confidence, Competition, Self-Doubt, Authenticity, and Performance Anxiety. VIDEO

Creative Principles

In this interview with Brock Swinson, Jennifer talks about her journey as an author, what singing was designed to be, the pros and cons of American Idol and The Voice, how trends change in music, practicing in the face of anxiety, and practical and emotional aspects of being creative. Click Here to listen or Click Here to watch the video. AUDIO and VIDEO

Finding Your Voice

iHeartRadio interview with Melissa Groman about finding your voice– literally and figuratively– as well as separating body image issues from creativity, acceptance, perfectionism and power struggles we don’t even know we have. AUDIO

Delight in the Limelight

How do you feel about your speaking voice? Do you love it? Hate it? Wish you could change it? We tend to think of speaking as exclusively coming up with the words we want to say. Yet by attending to the way we use our voices, and ourselves as the generators of communication, we can find keys to what inhibits us, as well as to what sets us free. Interview with speaking coach Linda UgelowVIDEO

Monthly Facebook Live Q&As

Click Here to watch recordings of Jennifer’s Free Monthly Q&As on Facebook and YouTube. And Click Here to join in the conversation live on the first Monday of every month at 12pm EST! VIDEO

Netherlands Movement and Voice

Jennifer is interviewed for this Dutch retreat about the spiritual and holistic side of singing. VIDEO

ARTEFact Live

Jennifer joins the UK’s Scott McArthur on his video podcast exploring the interplay of storytelling and self-expression. Watch the VIDEO on Facebook, YouTube or LinkedIn.

Finding and Using Your Best Voice

Jennifer speaks with Australian podcaster Manoj Kumar about singing, fame, stage mothers, overcoming trauma, self-expression, parenthood, and more. AUDIO

Free Your Voice and Express Your True Self

Best-selling author Tayo Rockson interviews Jennifer about the psychology of finding your voice, how to talk to people you disagree with, and the difference between who you are and what you do… AUDIO

Coaching and Performing

Singers Key Notes, NY interviews Jennifer about her performance experiences, her book The Art of Singing, and her work as a voice coach. AUDIO

In addition to coaching and singing, I’ve enjoyed writing songs for years, a number of which have been featured on television, in film, and on recordings by artists in a variety of genres. My song “If You Ask Me To” (from “My Dream“) was a finalist in the American Idol Songwriting Competition, and I composed lyrics for a Musical Theater project as well as a new American Song Cycle entitled “The Journey” with Mark O’Connor. Over the years I’ve also released three recordings. “Sessions on 73rd”, recorded in New York, and “Labor of Love”, in Los Angeles, are both live recordings of some of my own favorite songs. “My Dream” is a collection of demos from various times and places in my writing career, and “Mother’s Day” is a song I still love, especially now that I am a mother too.

Sessions On 73rd

Mother’s Day

Labor of Love

My Dream

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