uieter ones with backing tracks (Come Back and Stay, Tempted, Yellow), but they have high-pitched vocal melodies and I hadn't warmed up. Consequently, I began to get a little croaky around 11:30, which is early for me. That means picking songs that give my voice a break (Bohemian Like You, Make Me Smile), and avoiding songs with falsetto in them, because that's gone. It's not that anyone else noticed, but it matters to me.
Sunday, 17 August 2008
Singing can be difficult
I did a four hour set last night. I enjoy singing, I'm not complaining. Still, I forgot to look after my voice throughout the evening. I started with some acoustic songs (Golden Touch, All You Need Is Love), and then some q
uieter ones with backing tracks (Come Back and Stay, Tempted, Yellow), but they have high-pitched vocal melodies and I hadn't warmed up. Consequently, I began to get a little croaky around 11:30, which is early for me. That means picking songs that give my voice a break (Bohemian Like You, Make Me Smile), and avoiding songs with falsetto in them, because that's gone. It's not that anyone else noticed, but it matters to me.
uieter ones with backing tracks (Come Back and Stay, Tempted, Yellow), but they have high-pitched vocal melodies and I hadn't warmed up. Consequently, I began to get a little croaky around 11:30, which is early for me. That means picking songs that give my voice a break (Bohemian Like You, Make Me Smile), and avoiding songs with falsetto in them, because that's gone. It's not that anyone else noticed, but it matters to me.
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