Rachel is no stranger to the music stage. She’s also no stranger to taking on challenges that are beyond her comfort zone or thinking deeply on how those challenges can take her new places.
Here her talk about attending a summer music camp with her family as well as how her experience singing with bands has influenced her day job and how she views leadership.
It’s an interesting glimpse into some of the details of what happens when a vocalist sits in with a band they’ve never performed with, gives minimum instructions and away they go, making music magic.
You’ll also hear a little taste of her vocal skills. Very little, nowhere near enough. I didn’t want to demand she sing. Maybe I should have demanded she sing.
If you’d love to hear more from Rachel, she produces her own podcast called The Agile Vocalist. She describes it like this:
“Agile Vocalist is a way for performing arts lovers to be curious, get inspired by creative careers, and to explore how sound connects all of us to our humanity.”
Go here to learn more about Agile Vocalist.
Rachel charts the ocean between vocalist and band