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Reply #60 alyana's post
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Who did you study voice under and at which college or university and up to what level? |
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Originally posted by VernMrManager at 4-1-2008 10:19 AM 
I studied under three professors of voice at the prestigious LCM (London College of Music). One was Italian and two were British. Before that I studied at the Royal School of Church Music at Addi ...
nope, bret manning, i'm just reading his leasson.
my knowledge on vocal only base on thing that we got during schooling, masa join competition ke, koir ke, nasyid ke. so no formal vocal course like that. yet.
since i admit yours are reliable thats why we should refer yours as main sources.
But I welcome, mana2 yg ade belajar jurusan muzik dr Berkeley or UiTM to help us as well? |
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I will choose my teacher based on the result he or she has produced. Meaning, I will study under the teacher who has produced successful singers. I will not study under a teacher who talks a lot but has nothing to show.
Siti Chairani produced three successful students: Ning Baizura, Siti Hajar and Syafinaz.
I will study under her. |
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DEBAT PERDANA RTM tak abih lagik ke  |
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debat alyana vs vern.. dua2 juri hebat!!  |
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aslkm, hi.. sori menyibuk...
yg aku selalu perasan, org yg nyanyi kalau berteknik sgt, jd tak sedap nyanyiannyer... |
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Reply #71 buiscasey's post
betulll.....kena ada feel sekali...
Jangan Lupa Undilah Urban_Iz di sub-board Show Your Musical Talents!!! |
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Reply #71 buiscasey's post
Yes, I agree with you. That's because the teacher wasn't very good in the first place. Focus too much on technique and forget to teach the student to interpret and feel the song. A really good singer uses technique in order to deliver the song, like the famous sopranos and tenors of the world. Sedap gila and full technique.
In pop music singing, you cannot use too much technique. In fact, in pop music, it's better if you didn't use formal technique. That's why I get very worried when online coaches talk about head tone la and falsetto la and macam macam la which only further confuses. A pop singer doesn't really need to know these if their singing is already good and the tone is already sedap. The so-called difference between head tone and falsetto (which there actually isn't) shouldn't become a big problem or worry for a pop singer. What a pop singer should focus on is basic techniques like BREATHING and PITCHING, the two most common faults faced by every singer. Learn to walk before we learn to run. |
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Reply #73 VernMrManager's post
vern, as now we are in the 2nw week, what is your expectation compared to the 1st week???
Jangan Lupa Undilah Urban_Iz di sub-board Show Your Musical Talents!!! |
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Reply #74 Urban_Iz's post
For each contestant to improve in their respective individual weak areas that the jury mentioned.
I want to hear contestants sing with FEELING. Watch BREATHING and PITCHING and PRONUNCIATION.
And choose the song that suits your voice and sing it in the key and range of your vocal ability. |
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lagu spec 2 aku hancur.. sori... sebab aku rakam kelam kabut... takder masa, lagipun kat rumah ramai org.. segan nak nyanyi kuat2...
so, kalau kau nak kutuk giler2 vern, aku paham.... |
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Reply #77 buiscasey's post
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Kutuk light light, boleh? |
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Reply #79 seroja's post
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Casey tu jantan, Seroja. |
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