Natalie Weiss Teaching Reel

[@SabrinaTwyla]

I LOVE that she's strict, yet still funny and being a great teacher.

[@fireshakti777]

Terrifying but sooo precise in her technical way of teaching, you can listen and feel her experience by just listening to a few notes of her beautiful voice, I LOVE HER!!! 😍😍😍

[@killiankairo4176]

I dont mean to be so offtopic but does any of you know a tool to log back into an instagram account..? I stupidly lost my login password. I would love any tips you can give me!

[@jamircoen649]

@Killian Kairo Instablaster ;)

[@larryjeremiah8250]

its so rare to listen to a music teacher talk and really feel like they understand and can relate your vocal problems to you well, i understood everything she was trying to convey unlike others who just ramble on about abstract terminology , I love you Natalie.

[@elizabethstoia3267]

you're amazing ! i can't wait to go to some of your classes in europe , couldn't make it to the ones in london , this february , i hope you're planning on coming back to europe!

[@abbieglitterz2209]

Wowww I would be terrified to take a class with Natalie LET ALONE in front of a bunch of people oh my god

[@AJ-do2te]

I love the fact you don't treat them with kid gloves and actually tell them the truth and give them real critique, so many singing teachers don't give real critique and have their students leaving the same way they came in. Thank you its really refreshing to see someone why actually cares.

[@hakunamatada1430808]

"he gave you a tender kiss and you're riffing over it" hahaha i love her

[@BELLEconroy]

It's weird to watch a video of someone teaching others and learn so much from it. This is inspiring.

[@shalie94]

Alex Conroy lol that's exactly how I felt tho! I love that. When you can learn so much because they're teaching for the performer and not just the material. Amazing.

[@franss7554]

4:26 Natalie was like “i have no voice”, but right on the next clip she did a perfect belt 😭😭😭😭 her resonance is insaneeee❤️❤️❤️

[@rongarrett1366]

Even a singer who appears to have it all together can benefit from an instructor like Natalie.

[@asabol1]

I love your teaching style. Honest, but lighthearted. People were able to laugh at themselves. Would love to see more of this. :)

[@papagrande808]

I'm in no way a singer but I love singing. I discovered Natalie last week and have been obsessed with her videos. Makes me wanna take basic singing classes!!! She makes me scared but feel good at the same time. So invested in the student.

[@somanypetals]

my favourite bit is 10:49 when the girl gets it and the person filming gasps! it's so sweet!!!

[@clementine1827]

It’s amazing how she makes these adjustments and it really transforms them to sounding like professional singers

[@Janne]

"ATE BREAKFAST!" xD

[@lamontrussell1524]

Awesome teacher. Clear. Direct. Effective. Congrats.

[@GoldInOaks]

I AM OBSESSED WITH NATALIE RIGHT NOW!, THE PERSONALITY IS ONE THING BUT AFTER WATCHING *ALL* LET ME BE HONEST,... BREAKING DOWN THE RIFFS, I HONESTLY CAN SAY SHE IS AMAZING AT TEACHING. I LOVE HER! OML

[@playagamelp2441]

I lowkey admire her. These are all good singers but she can still immediately identify what would make their performance so much better

[@DangerousFayth]

For all the people asking, the second song the girl in purple sings is I Never Knew his Name from Brooklyn the Musical. Which is confusing because she is talking about Clara from Light in the Piazza and then it suddenly switches to a whole other musical.

[@lydiabentley8346]

I learnt a lot from this- think I am wanting some lessons from her- amazing! Shes flawless

[@kgjhskgskgskgskdgfsk]

Natalie is just amazing. Her methodology is great, and she knows what she’s talking about. I’m studying opera at the moment and I can see all the techniques they have in common, just because she’s using her physiology super efficiently i.e. healthily. Singing naturally is what gives power to the voice…

[@sarahbrayer5156]

Musical Theatre of Anthem (10:30)!!!!! whoo! whoo!! Thanks for coming out Natalie! You are AMAZING :)

[@MegVlogz]

Natalie needs to cover suddenly seymour

[@thephandmphamilywithalvefo3307]

Meg Vlogz YES!!

[@memoirsofanimperfectbaritone]

Meg Vlogz kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6CWiqaForqBrM0

[@johannakylberg]

Wasn't going to, but ended up watching the entire video. You are BRILLIANT, get your butt to Sweden!

[@positivevibesonly86]

Hi i fell in love with your voice capabilities when i first found you on here teaching tori kelly's rifts! I am just starting out and i would love to be a part of your classes!

[@chrissyd.3341]

Natalie has a great ear and is dead on with what she feels each singer could improve upon. You can hear a great difference in how she helps each student. However, I feel like sometimes she could say certain things in a nicer way. You can still get the point across without being super harsh. Positive feedback is just as important as negative feedback when you're teaching. I don't know if it's just because these are small snippets that some of the comments seem so rude (because the students do seem like they're taking it in stride) .. but if I was being taught, I wouldn't be able to sing anymore because I'd feel like I was about to cry.

[@michaelsamhat2937]

When you actually work with her she is much less intimidating. She just hilarious. I loved working with her.

[@Singlori68]

exactly...but she needs everyone to know she is "the queen", its very difficult to watch and truly I think she's an awful teacher. These lessons are her opportunity to show off. Such a shame.

[@asheralcantara1458]

I don’t know... I disagree. Sometimes you have to be willing to take some harsh notes if you wanna make it, even if it comes in a somewhat rude way. And plus, I’ve worked with some WAY more dead on and harsh vocal coaches before, and personally love Natalie’s style. But I totally see where you’re coming from. As a singer I find the way she teaches to be very helpful, and you can tell that every single one of those students improved. (Id LOVE to work with her)

[@sweethartia]

Asher Alcantara I agree with you , I didn’t think she was harsh at all

[@ifinditamazing]

If you’re signing up for a masterclass, you have to expect constructive criticism. She doesn’t owe them praise, she owes them lessons on how to improve. I don’t see anything in here that comes across as rude, she’s very justified in everything she’s saying and doesn’t let things slide if she’s trying to fix them.

[@garrettshenry]

How lucky those kids were to work with you! I'm a performer at six flags fiesta TX &have loads of tension problems still.Really wish I could find mixed so I can broaden my range. I can only go to a G and that puts such a huge limit on the songs I can sing

[@thespikyhairguy5922]

Seriously Natalie...you're freaking good at teaching! You should be famous for real. Huge fan! :) Mad respect for ya.

[@pascalhumbert97]

i wanted to see that Christina riff!!!!!

[@MK-so2iz]

I love how at 13:34 Natalie recognises the correct mouth position just from seeing it, and just after she starts nodding, that beautiful sound resonates the whole room. like she knew if she relaxed her jaw enough it was going to create that sound, very interesting to see

[@hatchmando4918]

Id love to see more of these teaching sessions Nat!! They are so helpful and I learn a ton. Please do more!!!!

[@aaronnewman7573]

13:33 she has a nice head voice wow

[@alainerousseau]

Love!! Classes like these were my favorite. Love your honesty.

[@jdc41984]

This was great, Natalie! Thanks for sharing. I need to find a teacher like you in SF!

[@erickflores2554]

You're an amazing teacher

[@janesmith7615]

I would be terrified, and think I would cry at every comment (especially in front of a whole class) HOWEVER, she damn well knows what she's talking about and I'm sure her students come out better than they walked in.

[@RachelKe]

Omg the girl in the purple dress it amazing and adorable and I want to hug her

[@bohawkins]

Amazing direction. I wish I had her when I was sharpening my choral skills!

[@KimBakTarot]

Yes.. I am addicted.. lol Looking up like every possible video of u teaching hahah... so fun to watch! priceless!! + so much good info too!

[@allegramiles902]

This is amazing!! Love you! I hope I can take a workshop with you soon!

[@victoriahockton2519]

Allegra Muilenburg shut up

[@victoriahockton2519]

Allegra Muilenburg just kidding I love u

[@hilaryowen1160]

more of this! you are awesome!!

[@Smiles1057]

@Hannah Wisniewski You locked your comment, but in case you see this, she's singing I Never Knew His Name from Brooklyn the Musical

[@beethockmtee8565]

"Don't sing it, just tell me what you did." "TOOK A SH-" *Everybody laughs* "SHOWER!"

[@theramseyclark]

Are you available for private online coaching, Natalie? Would love to work with you but I'm on tour in China.

[@deselise]

I'd love to work with her and have her coach me. She's pure genius and funny too.

[@rebeccadyson-smith458]

Come to Scotland! To the royal conservatoire :) you are epic!

[@KellyNewberrySings]

YOUR HEAD VOICE NATALIE! SING!! Do you have any videos of you singing golden age musical theatre?

[@paulrivas_88]

Christina Aguilera is magnificent. Loved that part.

[@ViceChangeNY]

Oh my gosh! Anya is my college friend's little sister! Totally blown away with your work with her! You're phenomenal. If you need work when you're a lot older you should apply to Ithaca College for voice faculty... just saying.

[@elizabethhoffman1]

I freaking love this teaching reel! It's so helpful. I love this type of teaching. We don't want to say "To Hahve and to hold." LOL Dead But I have done that so I understand.

[@TMWelty]

Natalie. You are unreal. My lordy I'd give anything to sing all day long with you!!

[@thepropheticvoiceacienthis2054]

That's a good vocal teacher

[@TheBlfan]

***** Hey Natalie, I don't even know how I was led to your videos, but I have pretty much spent all day watching your videos. (Thanks you to I have been playing In Vienna by Linda Eder on repeat. Maybe you used that as a corny joke, but I actually love that song.) But I just wanted to ask you to PLEASE keep sharing videos like this. I mean I know you can't give all of your tricks out, but not all of us want to be in theater or have the money for lessons. Some of us, ie me, just wants to learn to sing better to begin a hospital ministry, as I know how redemptive suffering can be and I know how music can heal a soul. You are an intelligent, no B.S., effective and humorous teacher and I hope to continue learning more from you!!

[@take1412]

What song does the girl in red dress sing ? The second classical song. It's a beautiful melody.

[@thomasinlockwood_]

take1412 What good would the moon be

[@MarieVideauu1]

SO AWESOME! I hope to see you soon at University of Alabama!!

[@alexvasquez6642]

I need the name of the song does the purple dress girl sing in the 4:55 please

[@emmellanna]

alex vasquez I believe it's Suddenly Seymour

[@AereopEnap12]

I never knew his name from a Brooklyn musical

[@hannahwisniewski6663]

What song is the girl in the purple dress singing? Not Suddenly Seymore, but the second one.

[@starfishkids]

I never knew his name from Brooklyn the musical

[@romphosuphap9354]

where's ending of christina's riff i'd love to see it

[@fashionmwah]

What song are they doing in 7:26? It sounds like an exercise, but it may be part of a song.

[@sugar1817]

It's a riff from Carrie Manolakos' version of "I will always love you" by Whitney Houston.

[@fashionmwah]

I just watched it. Thank you!

[@lukeprice5913]

what the song where the girl in the purple dress is singing (the second song)?

[@anon201]

I NEED TO KNOW WHAT THE SECOND SONG THE PURPLE DRESS GIRL WAS SINGING PLEASE HELP

[@AereopEnap12]

I never knew his name from Brooklyn the musical.

[@veerlegroen4001]

I feel like every singer is watching this like "omg I wish she could teach me even if it was only once😩"

[@vincello8]

the girl who sang "I shine" what song is that? AWESOME class. I can't wait to participate in the next one :D

[@pasqualeperrone1560]

Lost in the Brass :)

[@sorzark-coupleexplorers9054]

ohgosh. You're so good. I'd give anything to learn from you

[@ayuiioayuio]

😍🤩😍🤩😍 ONE OF THE BEST TEACHER

[@ZachRaynor]

Awesome teacher! Wowsers :)

[@alexandragizmo7351]

❤💕 ❤ i wish i could learn form N.W 🙏💕 so funny and awsome singer 🙏

[@janeway1111]

How can I improve my vibrato ? Sometimes it happens and sometimes it doesn't. ?

[@lollysongh5488]

ATE BREAKFAST!!! I enjoyed that lmao

The second guy song? The one with the cool jacket

[@AlyceBabesz]

Amazing.

[@AgelsomReis]

Como eu queria estudar com vcs 😆

[@RockyBx]

Loved this!!:)

[@miriellesmith6050]

what is the first song called?

[@patrickcallegaro]

you're just great.

[@meekkyle1591]

Natalie, come to Hawaii an teach me to be amazing like you!! I'll feed you an drive you around! Lol. I would seriously love to meet you! Stay golden!

[@mollyg2303]

I love Build A Wall from Shrek omg

[@callummclean6920]

Can anyone tell me what song Bernie baldassaro (the second performer, first male one, red jacket- aka "can't stop riffing boy" haha!) is singing!? In love with the ending but I have no clue what song it is! Thanks for any help!! Btw I love the video and your channel Natalie! You seem like such a fun teacher with such a good voice!!!!!!

[@NichlausRose]

the first song is "The Seraph" from 35MM by Ryan Scott Oliver.

[@bodhi3888]

If you are still looking, it is "Gonna build a wall" from Shrek the musical

[@phirrup]

What song does the guy in the maroon jacket sing? at 2:04?

[@Cspanos]

Build a wall from shrek the musical

[@kodeispresser5307]

What song was the first girl singing?

[@elizabethstoia3267]

love me, love me not - Natalie Weiss

[@Scoutie33]

What's the first song?

[@MegaDotz]

It's really bugging me what song the first girl was singing! Does anybody know?

[@BrettBtv]

MegaDotz It's called "Love Me, Love Me Not" by Joey Contreras on the "Love Me, Love Me Not: the music of Joey Contreras" album. Natalie is featured singing this song. It's amazing. Also, look up "my simple request". If you like this one, you'll love that one.

[@yaswahranger3766]

7:24.

[@damonsmith7013]

yaaaaasssss

[@hunterlacey]

What's the name of the first song?

[@taylorsimmons384]

Hi, Hunter. The first song is "Love Me, Love Me Not" by Joey Contreras. (Natalie recorded it on his album of the same title, which is entirely beautiful and on iTunes.) Sorry for jumping in; hope this helps!

[@hunterlacey]

Taylor Simmons Thank you so much!

[@MusikeXavier]

Often times we need a rude awakening if we really want to improve!

[@nogahalbreich8069]

7:25 like if you agree

[@lolamiley]

Anyone else have a problem with authority and would just cry the moment Natalie stopped them or are you normal

[@lawrencemahusky25]

Still singing ...5678....!! With feeling .....54321 !!

[@Rikiwizard]

LMFAO TOOK A SH-

[@larissaberry4560]

1:56 of Trump could sing

[@memoirsofanimperfectbaritone]

4:30 gurlllllll

[@jeffersoncoimbra8141]

Natalie... English is not my mother tongue... "teaching reel" ... can you explain that, please? Is it a style? a technique? tactic? a certain ressonator.in use? I'd be glad.to attend yr class. Ever in Brazil?

[@claraspenner]

Teaching reel means that it’s a compilation of videos of her teaching

[@user-rk6fi5us3b]

Simon cowell could NEVER

[@smartguy458]

I personally think I would be intimidated by this woman.

[@Singlori68]

and again....who are these classes for? The student or the ( eh eh )....pro? Come on...be a little Humble!

[@macidismuke4326]

So I planned to skip through this butttttttt damn! I’m in musical theatre but I could never do as well as these kids!! I’ll just stick to acting.

[@tomspence1300]

1:57 Donald trump is that you?

[@jasmingodoymusic]

wow you're strict!

[@sheikhnafismuhtade5250]

It's kinda weird how she high key ingored that guy in brown/maroon/burgundy color.

[@stevengrantofthegiftshop1549]

1:56 Donald Trump

[@bk2broadway]

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