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Many people dream of stepping onto stage and stealing the spotlight with their singing, but most of us have to settle for fake singing. We pretend to sing along with the song and imitate our favorite singer's style. Fake singing is entertaining ... more »
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There are many vocal coaches, singing teachers and music educators out there teaching people to sing. And in my view a lot of what they are teaching is uninformed and superficial, even with all the fancy degrees they've compiled. Sometimes what ... more »
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No matter what your career, having a vocal coach even for a few lessons is a good idea. A vocal coach will teach you how to breathe properly, the biggest hurdle behind supporting your voice. With proper instruction from a vocal coach, you can ... more »
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With all the wildly popular singing competitions now on television, many people are considering how they too can tap into their talent potential. If singing is your passion, then one of the first places to start is by hiring a voice teacher. ... more »
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Finding one's own singing voice is much like finding the singular thread in a tapestry that makes it different from all others. It takes careful examination and an expert's ear and heart to develop your voice to the point that you know it is ... more »
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Roda, or circle, is used in roda de Capoeira Angola. This is a ceremony with performances through voice and praise from the crowd and performances in appreciation of God. There is a distinct order to this, based on the musical levels of the ... more »
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Forming a live singing band is a way for you to sing and exercise artistic control over your performance, the obligations you accept and the people you spend professional time with. Advertising and holding auditions are the best ways to seek out ... more »
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When there are youth at your church who enjoy music and singing, forming a youth choir could be a good way to get the children interested in church activities. Having the children be a part of the choir will make them feel more like a part of the ... more »
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Harmonizing isn't all that difficult to do if you've got a musically inclined ear. If not, you might find yourself frequently off tune and searching for a note above or below the melody line that would blend well. You can harmonize with your ... more »
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Jennifer Hudson won over "American Idol" fans with her performances of songs like Elton John's "Circle of Life," and she took home an Academy Award for her performance as Ellie in the big screen musical, "Dreamgirls." Influential entertainers ... more »
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Having proper facial expressions in voice training remains as crucial to a solid vocal performance as correct breathing. You can increase your audience's listening pleasure by helping them connect with the song's true meaning. Do this with ... more »
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Christina Aguilera is one of pop music's most recognizable voices. Her beautiful melodic voice and amazing range has become a force in the music industry. Aspiring to be a singer is one thing, but to encompass the vocal range of Christina ... more »
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Volume control in female voice training can be tricky. Yet this skill is critical for the female voice student to master. Many inexperienced singers tense their throats when singing at higher volumes, which can seriously damage the vocal cords. ... more »
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Becoming a classical musician takes time, patience and practice. It won't come naturally. With the right combination of the three elements, no matter what your natural voice range is, you can expand it and hit high notes that you never thought ... more »
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If you have been singing on your own but are looking to join a band, you may not know how to go about it. The transition from singing on your own to becoming part of a band will go smoothly as long as you find the right band... more »
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If you have experience singing country music or playing a fiddle or guitar, you may be a good candidate to join a country group. This can be a great way to turn your love for country music into a paying job or a more substantial hobby. Getting ... more »
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Once upon a time, children dreamed of becoming a doctor, astronaut or even the president when they grew up. Nowadays, it seems like one of the biggest dreams for kids (and many adults) is to become a pop star and experience the world they see in ... more »
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You may not be able to play any instruments, but you can still become a big mover in the music community and at the front of a band. A good rock and roll singer or musician does a lot more than just belt out tunes in public. Here's how to get ... more »
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To many, opera has passed its pinnacle, but others still revel in the live opera, taking in the power of a genre that was born in wilder times. If you want to become an opera singer, you'll need to show that you have what it takes to belt out ... more »
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There is no reason why we can't all become more educated and participate in judging "American Idol" from our living rooms. While judging, however, keep in mind that being a great vocalist is only half the battle. It is of paramount importance ... more »
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In karaoke, lyrics roll down a screen, much like a teleprompter and the singer sings into a microphone, entertaining a crowd of people or a small group at home. Karaoke set-ups can be found in bars, restaurants or lounges. Whether you go with a ... more »
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Keeping your throat, sinus cavity and vocal cords well hydrated is essential to maintaining a quality singing voice. Proper hydration not only gives you the energy needed to sustain a performance, it helps prevent sore throats and vocal cracks... more »
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Some people become so obsessed with celebrities they try to go to event that the celebrities hang out and spot them. I do not quit understand what they think is going to happen when they meet them, but this has been a trend for quit some time. I ... more »
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Bob Clearmountain is often considered the first recording engineer to branch off into a specialty position known as mixing. Prior to that, most engineers mixed the records themselves. Because this is a relatively new occupation, there is some ... more »