Comments on: Stand Up for Love: Destiny’s Help http://www.jaredkluth.com/waves/stand-up-for-love-destinys-help Surf's Up! Wed, 08 Sep 2010 21:24:34 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Ms. Chick http://www.jaredkluth.com/waves/stand-up-for-love-destinys-help/comment-page-1#comment-2246 Ms. Chick Mon, 08 Mar 2010 03:35:59 +0000 http://www.jaredkluth.com/waves/stand-up-for-love-destinys-help#comment-2246 You already have a vocal coach? My dear! Why haven't you asked her? If you indeed have a vocal coach (or do you mean teacher, because there is a difference) you should go to him/her because she knows your voice the best. If she isn't a professional enough to give you tips. you need to find a new one. You shouldn't be passing tips to the vocal coach if she knows her job. That doesn't make common sense. Of course, you know to breathe properly from the diaphragm if you have a coach, you know to sing songs that are proper for your voices if indeed you have a coach. Why would an 8th grade group at your age try to attempt to sing a destiny's child arrangement? Those girls do odd things with their voices that people tend to confuse as screaming, and if it is that challenging then it is inappropriate for your voices. If you are actually worried that you are going to damage your voice, this is the wrong song for you. You need to reassess your selection of songs. I don't know any 8th graders who are vocally ready for a destiny's child song with harmony. I say find something simpler so you will not be so paranoid. Sing for your school chorus teacher or choir director and tell him/her to be honest after you sing. You only have 3 days, and you don't want to embarrass yourself singing a song you are not vocally prepared for. I am sure there are simpler songs you can put together in 3 days. Just because you love a song doesn't mean you should sing it.<br><b>References : </b><br>Professional singer/teacher You already have a vocal coach? My dear! Why haven’t you asked her? If you indeed have a vocal coach (or do you mean teacher, because there is a difference) you should go to him/her because she knows your voice the best. If she isn’t a professional enough to give you tips. you need to find a new one. You shouldn’t be passing tips to the vocal coach if she knows her job. That doesn’t make common sense.

Of course, you know to breathe properly from the diaphragm if you have a coach, you know to sing songs that are proper for your voices if indeed you have a coach. Why would an 8th grade group at your age try to attempt to sing a destiny’s child arrangement? Those girls do odd things with their voices that people tend to confuse as screaming, and if it is that challenging then it is inappropriate for your voices. If you are actually worried that you are going to damage your voice, this is the wrong song for you. You need to reassess your selection of songs. I don’t know any 8th graders who are vocally ready for a destiny’s child song with harmony. I say find something simpler so you will not be so paranoid. Sing for your school chorus teacher or choir director and tell him/her to be honest after you sing. You only have 3 days, and you don’t want to embarrass yourself singing a song you are not vocally prepared for. I am sure there are simpler songs you can put together in 3 days. Just because you love a song doesn’t mean you should sing it.
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]]> By: Sydney http://www.jaredkluth.com/waves/stand-up-for-love-destinys-help/comment-page-1#comment-2245 Sydney Sun, 07 Mar 2010 22:33:37 +0000 http://www.jaredkluth.com/waves/stand-up-for-love-destinys-help#comment-2245 <b>any tips to help me sing at my promotion?</b><br>at my 8th grade promotion, i will be singing the song "Stand Up for Love" by destiny's child with two of my friends. we have already started rehearsing, and we have written a harmony in, and rehearsed that. promotion is in 3 days, on this wednesday. is there anything i can do to not damage my voice for these 3 days, and to warm up that morning, to get better at this song[its challenging], and also just to help me sing it? i will be sure to pass any good tips on to my vocal coach, the school chorus teacher, and my friends. help! any tips to help me sing at my promotion?
at my 8th grade promotion, i will be singing the song "Stand Up for Love" by destiny’s child with two of my friends. we have already started rehearsing, and we have written a harmony in, and rehearsed that. promotion is in 3 days, on this wednesday. is there anything i can do to not damage my voice for these 3 days, and to warm up that morning, to get better at this song[its challenging], and also just to help me sing it? i will be sure to pass any good tips on to my vocal coach, the school chorus teacher, and my friends. help!

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