Career questions tagged singing
What was the most rewarding thing you experienced in a performance or in an audition?
I want to be able to gauge my success better and not just focus on getting into a show or getting a rather large applause. I want to be able to see how other performers view achievements and be able to grow and reflect on that. #vocal #performing-arts #success #voice #music #singing
How can I best market myself at 15 years old as an aspiring R&B singer?
I understand that if someone is an aspiring R&B singer, it's good to have a vocal coach and/or take vocal classes. However, in order to be successful, how can I put myself out there and make it appear professional? It would be most helpful to get feedback from someone who is in the industry/profession so I can have as many options as I can. #singing #R&Bmusician
What is the best way to get your music to the public and start signing with music studios, rappers, vocalists,ect
hello, i am Caleb and i love to produce music, whether it is by my self at my computer making music or hanging out with friends being in the so called "Stu"(my room) making beats, but i am having trouble getting my name out there and finding people to collaborate with. Thank you caleb #music-production #music #music-business #singing
How do i get into a writing or singing position near me?
I have talent, I want to pursue it. I have a BS in english, mostly writing, and I want to know where that can take me. I also can act with my voice more than my expressions. #singing #voiceover #writing #music-composition
How do i become a K-pop idol??
Ever since i found out about K-pop i enjoyed the music and dancing. I like the broadcasts they do and the traveling. I like the concept of being in a group and connecting as close friends. I am not Korean, but i do love to sing and i want to practice more in that area. I also don't know how to dance,but i can learn. I also don't know how to speak Korean but i can also learn how to speak that language. #K-pop #Acting #singing #music
How can I become a better singer?
I want to be a better singer, because I want to write songs and be an awesome singer, too. #bettersinger #music #voice #singing
What are the odds of me making in in musical theater?
Hey there! Currently a high school senior about to make the biggest decision of my life. Since I was a little girl, I have been in love with performing (seriously, I loved to sing linkin park all the time when I was two.) When I got into middle school and got my first supporting role, I knew thats what I wanted to do. It was my passion, what I looked forward to every day after school, especially so, as I am an honors student. But, as I'm getting ready to apply, and maybe audition for colleges, I'm starting to wonder if it is really worth it. I know I have potential, for sure, but is it really enough to get me to the top? My strongest suit is my singing and music. I have been taking music theory classes for about three years now and have been in choir classes since the fourth grade. I adore music with all of my heart. Only problem is that I haven't taken any acting or dance classes. I can follow a choreographer pretty well, but ask me to freestyle and I freeze up. My acting skills, I'm not to worried about, but I'm scared my singing has been more of a handicap in our school's shows. Of course I've been the lead in our drama club's shows for the past two years, but that's just the problem; 1) I haven't faced true rejection yet and 2) My school doesn't have drama classes. I don't know anything about real world auditions, along with other things people learn in Theater I and II. All I know is that I love the thrill of performing and just being able to showcase my talents and share the joy of musical theater to people who, like me currently, truly appreciate the art of theater. My stepmom is a pretty successful celebrity makeup artist, however. She's done many people's makeup and has very good relations with celebrities like Steve Martin and Edie Brickell (who wrote the 2016 tony nominated broadway show, Bright Star) and Anna Camp, amongst many others. Of course it's rude of her to talk to them still and ask favors, but the kind of influencial people that she has gathered due to her cliental may see one of the many videos she posts of me performing. This may give me a slight edge in the industry. However, this alone probably isn't enough to get me in. I just want to know if it is really realistic for me to make it on broadway. I don't care about the money or fame. I don't even care if its on or off or even off-off broadway. As long as I am performing for people, I'll be happy. I know there are certainly risks to take, but I want to know the odds of me being able to do what I love most for the early years of my life. Thank you so much for sticking to this and reading the whole thing. Any advice is seriously appreciated and taken into consideration! #theater #broadway #broadway-musicals #acting #dance #singing
How do i balance acting and law school?
Hey! So I am completely torn apart... I'm about to finish school and have already applied to one of the best law schools, but now I have doubts... I don't know if i am making a mistake by pursuing such a time consuming career that I find amazing and inspiring, but has been on my mind for just one year. I find myself doubting this matter, because whenever i watch a musical or even a movie i feel devastated since i left acting school a few years ago since my parents made me chose between acting ( which i had just begun) or horseback riding ( that i was doing for the longest time ). I feel like i choose horses over acting, because i had been doing it for my whole life and it was in my comfort zone. But i had so much fun while acting, singing and dancing. I had only started and maybe wasn't amazing, but i definetly felt in my element. Also the coaches there encouraged me and truly believed in my talent. So, again, whenever i watch a musical i feel like that is what i am made for. I sing everyday and know all the lyrics. I even act parts out :') I don't care if i get famous or not, i just want to do what i feel passionate about. At the same time i have only done acting 6 months and i feel like maybe i don't know the full story. So my question is : should i pursue both things or should i go against my parents will and focus only on acting? I feel like college may feel like an obligation that my parents taught me about. Any advice? #career #law #acting #singing #creative #musical-theatre
What's life like in a singers point of view ?
I would just like to see how a singers everyday life goes . #singer #singing #sing #singers-career
What's it like to be a singer, and have an audience to perform in front of?
I would like to understand how other people feel on stage, while singing in front of an audience. #singer #singing #sing #singers-career
Why are some good tips I could use to become a singer?
I'm wondering what're some good tips I could use to help me with my singing . #singer #singing #singers-career #performing-arts
What kind of classes should I sign up for if I would like to become a singer v
I'm wondering what kind of classes would help me with singing or would help me learn more about singing . #college #singer #singing #middle-school #elementary-school
So I'm really good at singing but I suck at dancing, don't know how to play any instruments, and I don't know if i can pay for life as a singer.
I'm sixteen and a junior. I thought i wanted to be a doctor but turns out i don't and i need a plan. What do i do? #money #dance #singer #singing #dancing
How to Narrow Down Choices?
I love doing everything, writing, singing, golfing, drawing, acting, designing (mostly characters), playing video games. But I want to do *everything*. Voice acting, pro golfing, novelist, concept artist. I'm having trouble narrowing down my loves and making them into careers and getting the options to just three things. I sometimes have it planned, but then I turn right around and start wanting to choose something else instead. Is there some way to do everything, or a great way to narrow down my choices? #writing #acting #singing #concept-design #golfing
How did you decide that you wanted to pursue a career in being a voice teacher? What type of education do you have that helped you when it came to teaching singing?
Hi! I am currently majoring in musical theatre and ever since I can remember, I have loved to sing. I would love to be able to be a voice teacher one day, and I have thought about pursuing it as a career along with social work. I was wondering how and why you decided to become a voice teacher, what led to your decision? Also, what type of education did you get that has helped you to be a voice teacher, and is there any education or training that you feel benefited you the most? Thank you! #singing #musical-theatre
What would be a good alternative job to have that is in my career field which is singing while trying to get my music career to begin?
When I officially become an adult and get to doing thing on my own I would like to have a job that can help me in the career I want to go in the future but also sustain me financially for things I need to take care of now. #finance #music #singing
What advice/steps would you give me to pursue a singing or dancing career?
I am a 10th grader at Boston Collegiate Charter School and I am a great dancer and singer. I need a little advice and help with pursuing these hobbies that I enjoy and eventually mastering and being successful in the future. #dance #singing
Is there any good colleges that have singing or music?
I ask this because I really enjoy music and singing, and I was interested on going to colleges that has music and singing. It would be really helpful! #music #singing #songwriter
How can i get a job at a radio station?
im really interested in become a artist/producer in the music industry. I love music #music #singing #producer #performing-arts #music-producer
How do you become famous?
I would love to become like Christina Aguilera or P!nk. In this context, what is the best way to achieve this dream? #entertainment #singing #famous #celebrity #fame #christina-aguilera #perform