Are-You-Singing-Tonight w/Ra.Free???!!!: Dance

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Wednesday, April 29, 2015

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You sing in your shower, car, kitchen, all over the house, to feel good, to feel better, to lift, fly, and cry. Yes, we sing to our moods and our life and the life around us. On occasion, we sing for the pure hell of it! Singing makes you feel good.

You can sing with me 3 times a week at my 3 locations throughout The District or the DMV area. All shows are free unless charity fundraiser or special event at establishment.

Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Karaoke + Happy Hour tonight at Bar 7

Get over you slump by adding some extra fun to your hump day!

Free Parking (after 6:30), Watch for construction, $5.00 Cocktails (5 - 7 PM) - Free and Fun

Fun! Fun! Fun! Fun! Fun!

Pro. tips: starting with the right note(click here)

07/04/2015 - Rule Number One: No matter what the experts say, karaoke is designed for having fun, relieving stress and other good benefits....become a super star on your own time! LOL

Come to Bar 7 tonight and practice or sing however you want... (click here)

If any part of a song had to be chosen, then the beginning of a song would be voted as the trickiest part to get right. Just like professional athletes, singers must have the perfect start for a race. Indeed, it's the first obstacle to a good performance, and a wrong start can lead to awkward situations.

Like an unprepared muscle, when the larynx is tight the first note can sound weaker, and you'll usually reach your full tone on the second or third note.

If you can't warm-up before singing, then here are some helpful tips to be prepared.

First of all, a song starts with an instrumental intro most of the time, which will help you prepare for your first line. Sing the first note in your head, imagining the note coming our of your mouth, and "feel" the shape it will form and how you'll need to open your mouth.

However, bear in mind it would a mistake to anticipate too much. You would probably end up holding your breath while waiting for the song to start, and this would cause a higher level of stress (which leads to a tight larynx). First, stabilize your breathing, and empty / fill your lungs completely one last time before singing the first note. Anticipate it a little bit, and start with a strong and full tone directly (don't hold it, begin with confidence). Your tone should come out sharp and clear.