Ariana Grande just revealed that she started training with a spectacle and vocal trainer months before her first Evil Audition.
The 31-year-old singer and actress, who starred as Glinda the good witch in the two-part adaptation of the Broadway Classic, mentioned that she would have “every tool in my box sharpened and clear” before she used.
In a conversation with Australia Who The magazine, said Grande, “Well, I worked with my actor coach, Nancy Banks, who is absolutely brilliant. And the work we did, even started long before my first audition because I just wanted to be prepared, no matter what was to be asked about me.”
The Thanks u, next Crooner continued, “I wanted any tool in my box sharpened and clear. And it was just a lot of reading between the lines. Why is she so fascinated by Elphaba? What is the magic that she has that Glinda not? And what’s not on the site?”
Then when she discussed how EvilClassically styled song was quite different from her tall pop vocals, she explained, “I started working with my vocal trainer, Eric Vetro, two and a half, three months before my first audition just because the vocal chords, like any other muscle in the body, are usual. You have to train them to do new things.”
The 7 rings Hitmaker then noticed, “Of course I have a high range and I sing whistles and I sing high tones, but it is very different from singing Coloratura Soprano – a classic, operation.”
“I wanted to train my voice as much as I could, so the time when my first audition came, it sounded authentic and warm and fully, like what is required of Glinda. The many beautiful actresses who have played this role in front of me, you know they are all classic soprano -educated singers. I really wanted to serve it,” Ariana Grand ended.
