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Hi Liesbeth,
There was a study of singers which found that generally speaking, focusing on filling the hall with sound led to better sound and performance than focusing on things that were closer to the performer (like focusing on soft palate, or a microphone in front of them, or the front row of the hall, etc.).
I wonder if you could practice in a variety of acoustical environments, but also get into a larger space at least once to practice this sort of focus, to see how it feels for you? Even if the acoustics of the hall will likely end up being different than any hall you get into for practice purposes?
Noa
