Interviews with Jennifer
Resolving the blocks that keep stopping you
Get Ignited with Dr. Christine Ranck interviews Jennifer on Resolving the Blocks that Keep Stopping You.
Overcoming Performance Anxiety
The Kiner Hour with Ashani Mfuko interviews Jennifer on “How to Overcome Performance Anxiety” for Dancers, Singers, and Actors
Psychology of Using Your Voice
Co-Creator Series with Diana Rivera interviews Jennifer on the psychology of using our voices.
The Art of Singing
Paul Crick, London, UK interviews Jennifer on her book “The Art of Singing” and her work with singers, actors, and performers.
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.
Conversations in Confidence
Paul Crick interviews Jennifer about her new book: The Art of Singing Onstage and in the Studio, how to manage performance anxiety, and finding career balance and perspective.
Finding Your Voice
Melissa Groman interviews Jennifer about finding your voice – literally and figuratively – as well as separating body image issues from creativity, acceptance and perfectionism and power struggles we don’t even know we have.
Singing Onstage & In The Studio
The Shields Brothers interview Jennifer about her experience performing, music technology, and her book “The Art of Singing and in Studio.”
Stage Fright
Singers Key Notes, NY interviews Jennifer about stage fright and the best ways to effectively deal with it.
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.
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