Synopsis
Welcome to Dynamic Song Performance, a Singer’s Bible. This may be the only how-to performance book for singers that is equally valuable to magicians, comics, actors, public speakers, models, performance coaches, and trial lawyers. Why? Because it focuses on audience psychology. The book explains what every performer must do to seduce the camera and the audience, to keep the crowds enthralled, and turn listeners and viewers into loyal fans. The Dynamic Song Performance Skills method begins by reinforcing successful performance skills while re-directing unsuccessful ones. Pepper Jay and her coaching partner, John Michael Ferrari, guide students through the general aspects of vocal, physical, emotional, and mental song performance skills required of a successful professional singer, performer, recording artist and entertainer. Pepper Jay then hones the student's skills to perfection while teaching audience psychology skills. Each student receives customized coaching depending upon their talents and their expressed goals. What makes a singer a star? Pepper drills into students’ heads that there are many excellent singers who never “make it.” Over several decades, Pepper Jay has developed powerful song performance guidelines that, when followed by talent who remain true to themselves, result in impressive success. This text, Dynamic Performance Skills, The Singers Bible, is a guide to the fundamentals of song performance, directed to both the novice singer with dreams of fame and fortune, as well as the professional singer who wants to increase mastery of song performance skills and be at the top of their craft.
About the Author
Pepper Jay's best friend when she was little was her Grandma Lida. And Grandma's best friend was Sophie Tucker, the "last of the great hot mamas." From 5 to 15 years old, Pepper Jay spent her weekends at the Coconut Grove, Moulin Rouge (Hollywood), Brown Derby, Sands Hotel and Flamingo Hotel (Las Vegas; when the Flamingo tower in front was a moving display of pink and white lights), and numerous other entertainment venues. Grandma loved good food and great entertainment. Old Blue Eyes, Sammy, Dean, Angie, Jimmy Durante, and of course, Sophie, were just a few of the acts Pepper Jay enjoyed as a child. Pepper Jay began her own performance career at about age 7 by appearing in television sitcoms, such as "The Real McCoys," and performing on stage in school, at St. Andrews Playground (the neighborhood park), and in community theater. Pepper acted, danced and played her accordion for numerous fund-raisers and charities, such as the City of Hope. Pepper Jay earned a lifetime teaching credential from the State of California. Pepper Jay is also the publisher and producer of the Actors Reporter, Actors Entertainment, and Actors Radio, channels on the Actors Podcast Network. Visit Pepper Jay on IMDb (that's the Internet Movie Database) to see many of her films, TV, and video game roles.
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