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How do I get more knowledge about a career?

I play the guitar
I want to get better at singing

career music music-industry
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Shelisa’s Answer

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Felicia’s Answer

Hello, I'm an independent professional singer songwriter. These are some tips I use daily to help my vocals get better and stronger.
1. drinking water or hot beverages (tea) lemon, mints, or halls (cough drops) are things that can help open up the vocals,
2. practice warming up the vocals with a tune, humming can help you relax and warm up your vocals.
3. recognize your flaws
4. find your key tone (sound)
5. make any song you sing your own authentic sound
6. practice daily

Breathing exercise and singing from your diaphragm is key! Go hit some notes! :)
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Marlyce’s Answer

Does your school offer choir or music courses? If it does, why not sign up for them? They could be a great help in honing your skills. Consider taking singing lessons as well.
Try searching locally for tutors who can guide you. Your school counselor is also a valuable resource who can assist you. Remember, practice makes perfect. Over time, you'll see improvement. And who knows? We might even see you shining on a show like America's Got Talent! Keep going!
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Katherine’s Answer

There are several different styles of guitar playing. You might decide to find a private teacher by going to somewhere like Lessons.com and looking for a teacher near you, or maybe it would work for you learn from videos online or something. If you want to learn more about classical guitar playing and become a classically trained player, one very good method is the Christopher Parkening Method, which is two lesson books that you could buy and work through on your own or with a teacher. The same idea applies to learning singing.
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Megan’s Answer

Hi Angel,

Although I love music, it's not my area of expertise. however, my suggestion would be to join a local performing arts school/center. You can also see what activities your local community centers may offer, often times, classes are offered to residents for free or at a discounted price. This starting point will help you gain more knowledge and skills so that you can go on to pursue a career in the music industry. Other options would be to pursue an internship or volunteer at a organization that specializes in music. If you are still in school, consider joining the band and/or take music elective courses (if offered). Conducting your own research is also helpful along with trying to secure a mentor/coach in the music industry. I hope this helps a little.
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Yisel’s Answer

Hello Angel,

You truly possess a remarkable talent! Your ability to both play the guitar and sing is a rare gift. Applause to you for your courage to delve deeper into your passion and talents. As with anything, enhancing your skills and stepping into the professional world can be achieved by immersing yourself in various resources.

Consider watching documentaries, attending concerts, participating in classes, and even enrolling in free courses on music theory and instrument playing. Here's a helpful link for you: https://www.classcentral.com/subject/music

Remember, nothing should hold you back from learning. It doesn't have to be expensive - even a trip to your local library can uncover a wealth of valuable resources. Libraries often host talks and special events that could pique your interest. So keep going, Angel, and let your passion for music guide you.
Thank you comment icon Hi there Angel, AUDITION for Local Performance Groups and/or Companies in Your area...Look for Your age group; and see HOW Long each that you find out about has been in business before You go to these Auditions...Use the knowledge from such for what You asked above. ANGELINE SMITH
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James Constantine’s Answer

Hi Angel,

Let's simplify this. Please search for "singing and guitar playing tuition brandon florida" on Google.

Here are some direct links you may find useful:

1. [School of Rock Tampa](https://signup.schoolofrock.com/test?area=tampa&school=tampa&instrument=guitar)
2. [Hi Music School](https://www.himmusicschool.com/)
3. [Musika Lessons](https://www.musikalessons.com/guitar-lessons-brandon-fl)
4. [Yelp Search for Guitar Lessons in Brandon, FL](https://www.yelp.com/search?find_desc=Guitar+Lessons&find_loc=Brandon%2C+FL)
5. [Take Lessons](https://takelessons.com/fl/brandon/singing-lessons)

Best Wishes,
Jim.
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Prativa’s Answer

Always bear in mind that progress requires time and patience. Establish achievable targets for yourself and monitor your advancement frequently. Actively seek advice from mentors or teachers, and never hesitate to modify your practice routine if necessary. Whether your passion lies in strumming the guitar or belting out a tune, regular practice and a dedication to learning are key to enhancing your abilities and understanding in your chosen pastime or profession.
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