Hi Thanks for your very thorar response. At 13:04 28/04/01 -0700, you wrote: >Hi, Stephanie! If I had to give you advice, it would >be to keep on taking lessons -- do you have a >wonderful teacher you just love to work with? Actually I'm in the precess of finding another one. I just don't seem to click with the one I have.
>Your voice is the most >important thing to get in order -- practicing, being >super concentrated and focused during lessons, >learning your music on time, and generally being a >good student and a sponge for the training. >TOtally aggree with that. I love practising and learning music, and love >the challenge. >Listen to *everything* I'm on the right track then. I listen to everything from pop to opera, music theatre and folk. As for what music I return too-mainly choral and Christian. I love to sing for god and I also love choral music. (its how I started singing in the first place)
>Also, consider what it would take to make a career out >of singing the different types of music. Do you have >the body and image for pop music? I have no idea... I do write and compose my own music-both classical and pop. I write mainly Christian pop and had some people listen to it. They said that I should make a album. (that was said by a choir director who heard the music and also gave me some tips on singing)
> Are you a good >actress and do you love the stage, for musical theater
>No, thats not my thing at all. I can't act to save my life.
> A >cappella groups are great fun but there aren't very >many of them, professionally, outside of colleges.
Pity about that because I love it. Maybe I'll start my own one day.
> >feels good in choral music, and would you like the >lifestyle of singing in a big choir for a living? >Have no idea what the life-style would be like but I love singing in >choirs. I haven't done much of it though.
>That's what I would advise you to do: With half of >your energy, concentrate on making your voice the best >it can be, putting in the hard work during lessons and >during your practice sessions. With the other half of >your energy, listen and learn and think about what >type of music you would like to sing. It's much >easier to give you "here's how to go about making a >career" advice once you have a general idea of the >type of music. thanks very much for your advice. Regards, Steph
>--- Stephanie <smf78@i...> wrote: >--- Stephanie <smf78@i...> wrote: > > Hi everyone. > > I don't often post, but have learnt a great deal > > about singing. > > I was wondering if anyone could help me. > > My desire to sing has always been there but until > > now I haven't pursued it > > (apart from starting lessons about a year ago) > > Now I would like to do it as a living. > > However I don't really want to sing opper so what > > are my options, and how > > do I get there? > > Thanks for any advice. > > Steph > > > > > > ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor > > > > To unsubscribe: > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to > > http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > > > > > >===== >Isabelle Bracamonte, ibracamonte@y... >San Francisco, CA >moderator of Vocalist: the mailing list for singers >(vocalist-temporary@yahoogroups.com) > >__________________________________________________ >Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices >http://auctions.yahoo.com/ > > > >Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
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