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once it begins with um..um;):D![]()
Ums and Uhs should be part of any song, right? LOL
This singing thing is a recent event for me. Its still officially "weird".
So, how do you mean?
I'm the type to hide in the back (in the sound booth) happily pushing the buttons to make things go so others can teach or make music.
Then in August the music minister said they were starting the christmas choir rehearsels and everyone was welcome. Well, I started that and after bouncing around a bit landed as a second soprano.
Once that was over though I expected to go back to the sound booth.
However ... I joined the regular choir instead. Singing is fun. Its just weird. 'Cause I have to stand up in front of people. And like, make noise, preferably good noise. I can't go hide in the back while doing this.
I'm still doing fill-in for the sound booth when they get short staffed, or like this weekend when there is a ladies retreat at the church (all of the rest of the sound booth folks are men).
well. Let no one intimidate you...not even the faces of the congregation should. Don't miss rehearsals. I like the way we treat begginers. We make them sing before a crowd of specators. They are made to do the difficult part.. And I like giving the complex piano chords...just to test your stability. And one other thing we do is, we tell them get ready to sing. You might be called to lead next Sunday. And heartattack won't kill themI'm the type to hide in the back (in the sound booth) happily pushing the buttons to make things go so others can teach or make music. Then in August the music minister said they were starting the christmas choir rehearsels and everyone was welcome. Well, I started that and after bouncing around a bit landed as a second soprano. Once that was over though I expected to go back to the sound booth. However ... I joined the regular choir instead. Singing is fun. Its just weird. 'Cause I have to stand up in front of people. And like, make noise, preferably good noise. I can't go hide in the back while doing this. I'm still doing fill-in for the sound booth when they get short staffed, or like this weekend when there is a ladies retreat at the church (all of the rest of the sound booth folks are men).
Not sure. Let's hear it ... :biglolI can growl like a heavy metal singer. Does that help?
I can growl like a heavy metal singer. Does that help?
Not sure. Let's hear it ... :biglol
Yes, sure I love metal. I seen women do that kind of singing, too (and it's particular awesome if a girl sounds dark like that, because it's the opposite of what you'd expect), so I started practicing and actually learned it. Not good enough to perform on a stage yet, but I will get good at it.You like the throaty roar as perfected by hard rock and heavy metal singers, do you?
Like other styles, it's an art in itself, and requires effort and practice.
I think faeriecat also quite likes it.
Yes, sure I love metal. I seen women do that kind of singing, too (and it's particular awesome if a girl sounds dark like that, because it's the opposite of what you'd expect), so I started practicing and actually learned it. Not good enough to perform on a stage yet, but I will get good at it.
It's a bit of a strain on your vocal cords if you do it wrong, so I have great respect for all those singers male and female that can perform growl singing for years without ruining their voices. Also it requires strong lungs.
The trick is doing it without your normal vocal cords. But that's not so easy, humans automatically activate them when making words.Claudya:
Well, you can do it!
Like you say, you have to practise a lot doing it correctly with your vocal chords.
If smoking would make our lungs tougher we wouldn't have to quit, we would rather encourage people to smoke. ;)Re. lungs, I guess that you as a woman that has been (or was) a smoker for many years, your lungs are kind of tough, or whatever, and your voice is possible a bit more rugged.
Well if you see a woman on a stage you'd expect she's gonna sound sweet and have a high pitched angel voice or a sexy alto voice. So a woman growling like an angry demon is very contradictory to our expectation and our experience, thus it seems to sound even more dark and aggressive than a growling man.Re: ' it's particular awesome if a girl sounds dark like that, because it's the opposite of what you'd expect'; yes, but what did you mean exactly?
The trick is doing it without your normal vocal cords. But that's not so easy, humans automatically activate them when making words.
If smoking would make our lungs tougher we wouldn't have to quit, we would rather encourage people to smoke. ;)
Unfortunately I must assume that my lungs are rather damaged after years of smoking. (Medical research says smoke damaged lungs can recover in time though.)
Well if you see a woman on a stage you'd expect she's gonna sound sweet and have a high pitched angel voice or a sexy alto voice. So a woman growling like an angry demon is very contradictory to our expectation and our experience, thus it seems to sound even more dark and aggressive than a growling man.
I have a lovely mezzo soprano singing voice. I just started on the worship team on my church harmonizing with the worship leader, who is an alto (which, of course, means harmonies are the only things I can sing because my voice isn't even close to that low). We sound great together. There's another soprano on the worship team. She's not very good but she's so passionate about her singing and what she's singing that we let her sing anyway.
I have some recordings of me singing... if you all want to hear...
I have some recordings of me singing... if you all want to hear...
On my knees...Yes I wanna hear itI have a lovely mezzo soprano singing voice. I just started on the worship team on my church harmonizing with the worship leader, who is an alto (which, of course, means harmonies are the only things I can sing because my voice isn't even close to that low). We sound great together. There's another soprano on the worship team. She's not very good but she's so passionate about her singing and what she's singing that we let her sing anyway. I have some recordings of me singing... if you all want to hear...