I don’t really have the money to hire an actual vocal coach so I was wondering if there are some good vocal lessons online or if their are any good vocal lesson DVDs?

Thanks

You can’t teach yourself to sing for free any more than you can teach yourself to play the guitar for free… IT TAKES A TEACHER if you really want to learn. Singing is even more critical because YOU CAN’T HEAR YOURSELF SING.. it takes a trained tea chef to help you.

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Modeling
Mak the Yak…Print Ad…Toddler Modeling

THEATER
Alice in Wonderland…Pink flower, Croquet Ball, Alice’s sister…H.A.S. School
Beauty and the Beast…Plate, Ensemble, Barmaid…Pineda Summer Theater Conservatory
A Very Merry Pineda…Herself…Pineda Conservatory
Holiday Spectacular Cinderella…Ensemble…H.A.S. School
Exlir of Love….Ensemble..Pineda Conservatory

TRAINING
Pineda Conservatory Musical Theater Classes….S.P., NJ….V. Pineda & J. Pineda
vocal lessons….S.P., NJ….V. Pineda

Special Skills/Talents
Danced (ballet, and tap) for 7 years, Gymnastics for 6 years, Ice-skated for 1 year, Piano for 1 year, Acting classes for 1 year, Golf for 3 years, Creative (participates in Art Competitions; ex. Reflections). Currently taking voice lessons, and playing the violin.

Yes!! Your resume looks very profession and good. I mostly agree with the person above me except I won’t put your age. Let them decide whether you can play a 15-year-old even if your 13. Don’t include years either. You might want to put Dancing,and Acting classes on your Training. Otherwise, it looks very good!

School 1 pros:
Governor’s School (looks better on college app)
I don’t have to take gym….I will take ballet
School starts later
I get to learn how to sing, dance, and act there. (If I stay for all 4 years)
Everyone there gets along basically and there are no regular students…everyone that goes to school # 1 is an art student
It’s harder to get accepted into School #1

School 1 cons:
No music training until sophomore year (I have vocal lessons so I don’t have to worry too much but I will miss having chorus for a year)
None of my friends are going there!
It’s further than school #2
Haven’t seen any cute guys there (if that matters)

School 2 pros:
Some of my friends are going there!
There are some really cute guys (if that matters)
I get to take music theory and singing classes freshman through senior year and I will get to sing all the time
It’s closer to home

School 2 CONS:
If I want to take theatre classes I will have to take gym in the summer or online
No dance classes….I will have to get my own private dance classes.
Its easier to get accepted into
More drama there…School #2 is more like an average high school mixed in with arts students

Aim high! Go for the school that is harder to get into and looks better on College Apps!

Plus, it offers everything that you want regardless of when the classes are available for you to take you still get to take them.

It seems like you are a little nervous to leave your friends behind, but trust me you will make new friends fast!

And, if it’s any consolation Middle School is a magical place where you meet some of the people you will be friends with for the rest of your life! My best friend and I met when we were in the 7th grade, even though we went to the same high school there were days when we didn’t see each other at all because of our schedules and what not. We made time to hang out at least once a week, just like we do now. She lives far away from me but we make it a point to call each other at least once a week. Next year it will be 15 years that we have been friends.

Good Luck!

School 1 cons:
No music training until sophomore year (I have vocal lessons so I don’t have to worry too much but I will miss having chorus for a year)
None of my friends are going there!
It’s further than school #2
Haven’t seen any cute guys there (if that matters)

School 2 pros:
Some of my friends are going there!
There are some really cute guys (if that matters)
I get to take music theory and singing classes freshman through senior year and I will get to sing all the time
It’s closer to home

School 2 CONS:
If I want to take theatre classes I will have to take gym in the summer or online
No dance classes….I will have to get my own private dance classes.
Its easier to get accepted into
More drama there…School #2 is more like an average high school mixed in with arts students

Depends on whether you are are doing in College. If you plan to Major or minor in arts of any sort. Are you going to college specifically for arts? Think about it that way

vocal lessons – Advanced Vocal Warm Up Part 1
Date: 12.23.09
Coach: Jesse Nemitz
Artist: Mark Poots

Jesse’s in the studio with recently certified Brett Manning Associate, Mark Poots. Mark has a big tenor voice, and needs a big warm up to get him ready to sing.

This warm up is one of the most advanced vocal workouts you will find anywhere. Its so advanced, we had to break it up into two lessons…be sure to check out part two coming next week.

Approximate Length: 48 minutes 29 seconds

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I’m excited I found an agent- but my moms judgment is always right. So I was making a video of me singing and then she asked to hear it, so I let her. She told me that I have an amazing voice, and that I have potential if I still take lessons. She told me that no matter how good of a singer you are, professional or not, you still need singing lessons. She had always told me this, but I would always deny it. Now, that this agent is actually real, and legitimately looking for a talented artist, I don’t want to waste his time. Now I believed my mom when she said that everyone needs vocal lessons, but I can’t afford it.

I was thinking of asking my music teacher if I could stay after for a couple of days, and tell her that I think I found an agent, and I need a quick lesson or two for me to prepare.

Also, I used to have ENORMOUS stage fright. I wouldn’t sing in front of anyone, not even my mom- sometimes. But, I recently got over it because I though to myself, "It’s only singing, it’s normal." So now I can comfortably sing in front of others.

However, how, and when do I ask my music teacher?

How do I ask her?
When should I ask her?

Uh…..Not to bust a bubble, but are you POSITIVE its a legit agent? most agencies online want you to pay for something first…some kind of fee. if there is any kind of fee involved its a scam. That is gonna be your own judgement on asking your teacher. To be honest, he/she will probably just laugh at you. Its not that easy to just make a video of yourself and send it to some "legit" agent on the internet. Be careful with it. It sounds a bit shady. And a quick lesson is not what your mom means. You need YEARS of private lessons. And if its such a legit site, why not post the link?

This is Part 1 of my Youtube voice lesson series on Vibrato. When I give lessons as a voice coach I get asked about it all the time. In this video, I answer the following questions:

- What is vibrato?
- What are wrong ways of producing it?
- What is good approach for getting it in my voice?

Buy Eric’s Video Lessons
http://system.aapproach.com/

Holla at me on myspace
http://www.myspace.com/ericarcenaux

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please rate it and also if u knw bout sme online vocal training let me knw cuz i live in a remote area in india and its not easy for me to get a professional trainer here. btw am 14 yr old girl frm india.

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