 I suck at singing i’ve never actually tried! but now i want to because i learned that it’s alot of talent and i want to join a play there at school! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PrzR4cK6AM&feature=related Or this: http://www.wikihow.com/Sing-Better-Than-You-Already-Do And this dude teaches u all about singing better: http://www.ehow.com/video_2388041_sing-loud.html
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I need to learn to scream for a band im in. Any tips on how to do it? Thanks
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soft: F hard: B Of course, the hard consonants should be heard more than the soft ones. I just recently competed in UIL Choir. In one of our songs, we had to sing "round". One of the most difficult things to do, as a soprano, was dentalizing the "D"…it was a high note. And with "K"…if it’s not clear, the whole word is swallowed. You almost have to add a vowel on another beat to get the sound out. "duh", "kuh", etc.
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i mean, wasnt that when they were young, dont they learn from the past, does this mean that they are weak and suck at life? i mean its all over the radio and its getting to me, feeling like im in love when im not!! PS: If its so irritating , u do have the option of
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Well, my mum like bought this Karaoke DVD that she’d like to sing along with. It has like 200 karaoke songs on the that one disc and out of that 200 karaoke songs she’s heard, only 6 of them she likes! The question here is, how exactly do I rip these 6 specific Karaoke songs from a DVD video disc? At first I thought it must be a piece of cake, because I thought the songs are like in wav file formats or mp3 formats. But when I checked the DVD, it was all like in these vob and bup and those IFO file formats! I can’t just copy them onto HDD and burn them onto a CD so my mum can listen to them! (There’s probably 20 songs or more in each one of those vob, ifo and bup files! and don’t know which of them contains the songs my mum likes!) Those are DVD movie/video files! How do I convert those into the specific karaoke songs my mum likes? is there some sort of software that I might be like DVDFab but probably called CDFAB! that converts DVDs into CDs….?
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disney channel acting career….how to cast or audition for disney and/or nickalodean…..i love acting and modeling and singing……………….i makes me feel ……….happy i guess..i’ve tried everywhere but can’t find anthing…… Here’s the cliffsnotes version of what you can do to do to get into acting and eventually get an agent: 1.EDUCATE YOURSELF FIRST! READ (check Samuel French, libraries, and bookstores): *=If you’re on a budget Acting business: Acting: Method Acting: Comedy Improv Auditioning/Cold Reading: 2.GET TRAINING! Regardless of how "talented" you might be, you NEED training, PERIOD! Definitely take classes in: 3. Get GREAT headshots Here’s is a good place to start: http://bbs.backstage.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/8011031/m/436106882 4. Build Your Resume and Reel Doing Student films and Indie Films. Also do plays to build your acting experience. Sample Resume: How to make an ACTING resume: The ONLY LEGIT Online sites that you can find jobs on your own through: -ActorsAccess.com Free but proceed with caution: 5. Get an Agent Look up LEGIT agencies here: http://www.sag.org/content/find-agent To get an agent, you need to get GREAT headshots, a good resume, and training from the best. These are enough to get you a commercial agent at least. Getting a GOOD theatrical agent (Film/tv) takes longer. Most good theatrical agents won’t see you unless you’re SAG, have a polished resume, and a demo reel. Commercial agents are more lenient about that. What the best Commercial agents want to see on your resume are good commercial classes, improv, and cold reading. You can get an agent multiple ways. Here are a few common ways: DON’T
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I want somebody famous to sing at my bfs 21st birthday. I REALLY want a famous person(That he likes) to sing at the party… SO how much do you think it would cost? Here are my singer ideas… John Mellencamp(RECOMMENDED)
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I want to sing a song to tell him yes… what would be a good one to play on guitar?
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No matter what sort of horse racing fan you are, you probably have a list of horse races that you consider to be the best out there. We agree with that and our favorite top three horseraces in the United States have to be the Belmont State, Preakness, and the Kentucky Derby. We wait weeks and months for these races and follow betting odds, jockey careers, and can’t wait for the visit to the track or the television show to entice us even more. Why did we pick these three when there are so many? Because it is our list, not yours and we want to talk about them, where they are, the smell of the track, and the history behind these three events. First off, these three events make up the Triple Crown series and are run in this order: Why do we enjoy the Triple Crown so much when we could, as horse wagers, make more money on perhaps other races? Because they’re cool, celebrities attend them—heck, even Queen Elizabeth II came to the Kentucky Derby—those are races we like to talk about! First, what’s up with the Kentucky Derby? Well, beyond those taste bud tempting Mint Juleps we all sip or perhaps consume too many of, this Grade One race is for our favorite three year-old thoroughbreds and held each year in Louisville, Kentucky after the fun and exciting two week event of the Derby Festival. This event-filled race is one and a quarter miles at the spectacular Churchill Downs and has the old nickname, “The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports!” If you haven’t heard that term, what about “The Run For The Roses?” Sure, we know you’ve heard one of those terms. The thoroughbreds that run this race aim to beat the 1973 record of 1:59 2/5 set by Secretariat in 1973. Or, maybe as fans, they want to see which jockey will beat out the most winning jockeys—Eddie Arcaro and Bill Hartack—both won this race six times. Anyway, we love this race and dream of sitting with the wealthy ladies with hats, have a few Mint Julep’s, and maybe sop up some great Burgoo Stew—a heck of a time. We also love the Preakness—even the name is cool. The last three years have brought us horse names like Big Brown, Curlin, and Bernardini; all of these super horses won this race. Also a Grade One race for three-year old thoroughbreds held in Baltimore, Maryland at the Pimlico Race Course, this race has been called “The Run for the Black-Eyed Susans.” We cheer here watching those horses run this 1-3/16 mile race and can’t wait for that old black-eyed Susan to be hung around the winner’s neck. Mostly, we like betting on this race and being forced to sing Maryland, My Maryland, even if we’re not from there. The Belmont Stakes, another amazing betting opportunity, oops, we mean horse race, is also a Grade One race and is held at Belmont Park in Elmont, New York and is the final leg of the Triple Crown—not to be confused with Crown Royal. This 1.5-mile race is also for those thoroughbreds we crave watching and what about all those Carnations? Well, they do call this race “The Run For The Carnations,” so maybe those horses do like those flowers draped all over them, probably much more than the thorny roses at the Kentucky Derby. Here we all get to sing the theme from “New York, New York,” even if we don’t know the words. Most of us remember that Billy Shoemaker won this race five times and still love him, even if Eddie Arcaro has won it six times. We like it even more that Secretariat’s time of 2:24 has never been beat as of yet, but there’s always 2009. Well, those are our favorite three and even if we can’t get seats (we can’t afford them), we sing, we laugh, eat, and all bet who will win, what will be the best time, and if we are holding the winning ticket. Check them all out next time—especially if you know the words to the traditional songs of each. This free horse racing article is brought to you by www.betamerica.com Simon Skinner
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when i sing its usually very quite to myself
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