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Getting that Call Back and other Audition Tips - Bill Healey
Congratulations. You finally got an audition. All those years of practice and performing in your college’s plays have finally paid off. You now have the chance to show the world of theater what you are capable of. You have one problem. You’ve never actually had the privilege of auditioning... Submitted 4 years 243 days ago.

Practical Tips on Voice Care for Contemporary Singers - Sheena Mackie
LOOKING AFTER YOUR VOICE How To Deal Effectively With Some Common Problems... Without becoming paranoid or obsessed with environmental factors, let’s look at how to care for the voice in a practical way… OK. So, you’re working in air conditioning all day , on the phone or hunched over a computer.... Submitted 4 years 243 days ago.

A Singer's Guide to Chakras and Vocalising - Sheena Mackie
THE SINGING CHAKRAS An holistic way of discovering the textures and potential of your vocal instrument... Oh, no... not more stuff about chakras and new age fads! Well, not exactly. What this article is about, is reaching into parts of yourself that you have not touched upon before and drawing... Submitted 4 years 243 days ago.

How To Have An Amazing Vocal Performance With One Easy Technique - Elisha Ewonchuk
Last night, I had a FANTASTIC vocal night. I was hosting karaoke at my regular Saturday night gig and I re-discovered a technique that I had stopped using for some time, called "articulating." Let me tell you, I had more fun using it then I've ever had before, because I was singing much better... Submitted 4 years 261 days ago.

How To Overcome Your Stage Fright - Elisha Ewonchuk
Most performers have had stage fright at one time or another. Most of the time people can't help but be a little nervous, and that's fine! The trick is to control it. Let me paint the picture: You're about to perform. Maybe your band is playing a gig, you're auditioning for a contest, you have... Submitted 4 years 261 days ago.

Six Good Reasons to Use a Guitar Capo - - Jim Dunkerley
Why Aren't You Using a Guitar Capo? Never again miss a chance to accompany a singer with your guitar or jam with other musicians just because you don't know the chords to a particular key. Spend $4 or $5 on a capo and put it in your gig bag. What is a capo? A capo (from Italian, capotasto... Submitted 336 days 21 hours ago.

3 Must-Know Tips For Getting Pro Audio From Your PC Recording Studio - Ken Theriot
Ah, the PC recording studio for home recording. Lots of people have one, yet so few use it to its full potential. Have you ever noticed that sometimes, a really professional-looking website with cool graphics and slick videos, will have a voiceover that sounds bad? What's with that? It seems like... Submitted 1 year 21 days ago.

Moving From Beginner to Advanced Guitar - - Bob Jung
Tips to Remember and Help You Advance Once you start playing guitar, and you see yourself getting better, it is usually not difficult to stay motivated to practice. However, as you get improve, there are certain things you should be mindful of as you attempt to advance to the next level.... Submitted 1 year 60 days ago.

How Do you Get to Carnegie Hall? Practice Guitar! - - Bob Jung
Do I HAVE to Practice Again? When you first begin to learn how to play guitar, like many things, it is easy to be very involved and excited about it. Unfortunately, once the "grind" sets in, it is sometimes hard to keep the interest, and it becomes harder and harder to practice. The result? The... Submitted 1 year 60 days ago.

So You're Learning Guitar - Which Guitar Should You Choose? - - Bob Jung
How Do I Choose? You can't learn to play guitar without an instrument right? As a new guitar player, one of the most important decisions you'll make is which guitar you should start out with. With so many options out there, and with such a large variety in prices, the choice can be a difficult... Submitted 1 year 62 days ago.

Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin game on r4 gold card - Jim John
There are number of persons who love to play action video game.Castlevania:Portrait of Ruin is one which is very popular now a days. This game has great feature of 2d side scrolling style. This is an amazing game where we have to take control of two heroes one is Jonathan Morris who is vampire... Submitted 1 year 71 days ago.

How Does a Singer or Band Sign With an Artist Manager or Booking Agent? - - Tom Gauger
Like most artists out there looking to further their career, it's often a difficult task at best, to obtain an artist manager and yet even further more challenging to find a qualified booking agent. How do you go about finding and gaining interest from a potential artist manager who can actually... Submitted 1 year 72 days ago.

Compose Music Yourself - - Dennis St Germain
Composing music is an art that has many benefits to one's musicianship. It will help you become a better improviser. It will add a new dimension to your musicianship. Your technique will improve. Everyone wants to hear a new recording of original music. Composing music... Submitted 1 year 135 days ago.

Guide to Dealing with Pre-performance Nerves - Suzy O'Connor
Most of us have probably experienced a level of stage fright at some point in our lives, even if it's just before a school production or university presentation. It can be a major problem if you have dreams of being on stage, but there are ways to help combat your pre-performance nerves. Models... Submitted 1 year 297 days ago.

Open Casting Calls For Kids - Adam Favies
Here are some great tips for you to remember when you are going to casting calls for kids that will give you and your child a higher chance of success. A lot of resources such as time and money are spent by parents who are trying to get their children to succeed in casting calls for... Submitted 2 years 96 days ago.

Barre Chords and Power Chords-Lesson five for those new to guitar - - Steven Rogers
When you say barre chords musicians everywhere shudder. In the previous lesson I explained that a barre chord is a chord that has more than one string fretted by the same finger and we played an F chord. The F chord I showed you is a perfectly acceptable chord but as I said before it sounds... Submitted 2 years 141 days ago.

Forget Expensive Drum Sets! Begin Playing the Drums on a Low Budget Practice Pad - - Sheila Jonstone
Thinking about playing the drums? The best way to get started for less money is with a practice pad. You don't have to go out and spend a fortune on a full drum set and accessories right off the bat. This artiicle will tell you what you know so that you can purchase a practice pad and get started... Submitted 2 years 168 days ago.

DJ System Packages: 3 Reasons Why You Should Buy One - bowechaim
Many people think everything that come in-a-box is no good and DJ system packages are no exception. They would argue that you are better off buying each item individually rather than getting a DJ set. They would say that you could get that DJ speaker or DJ mixer elsewhere at a better quality for... Submitted 2 years 319 days ago.

Valuable Tips and Guidance for Singing High Note 2 - - John Joon
Exercising aspect You should initially start strengthening your middle vocal range. The common primary aim of numerous students is to ceaselessly try to enhance their high notes. Try to feel satisfied with singing high notes lightly in the beginning, and proceed to a moderate range of power after... Submitted 3 years 29 days ago.

Avril Lavigne Let Go Album - Chad Lavigne
So what happens when you cross a young Canadian 17 year old with a t-shirt, dickies and a guitar? The answer to that question is pure magic! In the few years since a young Avril Lavigne released the album "Let Go" it has become quite apparent that she is not the one hit wonder than many... Submitted 3 years 117 days ago.

Little Known Avril Lavigne Facts - Chad Lavigne
Avril Lavigne travels with a bag full of about 30 neck ties. Some of them Avril bought and the rest of 'em she just takes from her dad. Avril Lavigne broke a record set by Madonna. Yup, the 17 year-old Canadian's hit song, Complicated, held the number one spot on the Contemporary Hit... Submitted 3 years 117 days ago.

How Opera Glasses and Theater Binoculars Came to be - - Davin Perkins
Like many inventions; Opera Glasses came to be as a result of a long line of inventions and improvements on those inventions. The process started in the year 1608 when a Dutch optician by the name of Hans Lipperhey developed the first pair of binoculars with a magnification capability of X3. Less... Submitted 3 years 237 days ago.

The Life Changing Opera Glasses - - Davin Perkins
How do you enjoy the Theater? How well do you appreciate the Opera? If you are going to the Opera or Theater House without a pair of Opera Glasses (often referred to as Theater Binoculars), you aren't enjoying it as much as you should. You may ask "What could I possibly be missing?" Well I was... Submitted 3 years 265 days ago.

"The Scarlet Pimpernel" at the University of Oklahoma - Katie Tally
"Before Superman, before Spider Man, before Batman. Before Zorro, the Lone Ranger, and 007, there wasThe Scarlet Pimpernel. (Gabriel Barre, From the Director )" The Scarlet Pimpernel is a classic tale of mystery and daring, love and adventure. The story takes place in England and France... Submitted 4 years 101 days ago.

Criss Angel Magic Secrets - - George Godoy
Levitation is a big part of Criss Angel's repertoire. He has fascinated crowds all over the globe by floating off the ground, seemingly without any supporting device, special equipment or wires. On his television show Mindfreak he once lifted off the ground about two feet and gently landed on a... Submitted 4 years 204 days ago.