Introducing myself
GNA
Enrolled Posts: 21
This vocal course is just what I've been looking for. I am not new to singing in front of strangers though. In 2014 I auditioned for a movie roll of George Donner in the musical film: The Donner Party the Musical. I studied just one song every night for 3 weeks, and I got the part. I trained some a few years back with CDs : Can you sing a high C by Thomas Appell, but it seemed to be lacking in the head voice area, and I got sort of high in the chest voice. I just sang in my church last Sunday, a song called Hallelujah, the Christian version, and everyone applauded, and some were touched. I've never thought of my singing as very good and really never liked the sound of my own voice. I am now starting to get used to it. I need a lot of work and I feel I am in just the right place. I am 66 years old, but don't think it's too late.
Thanks
GNA
Thanks
GNA
Comments
Glad you're here. This course will get you much further along than any other. You'll realize that if you get the PRO Bundle. Dive in and start making progress. It's not too late to start taking your voice seriously. You're just a kid. Get started. You're as young as you feel. Your voice can do this, if you will do this.
If you do get the course, follow the instructions in the link below to make sure you get access to the student areas of the forums. Weekend Warriors does not include expanded student access, but all other options do.
http://forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/discussion/6859/how-to-get-access-to-student-areas-of-the-forums#latest
Bob
There is absolutely no age limit on this, so I encourage you to explore your full potential in voice! It sounds like you have the performer's spirit about you, so I'm always elated when someone decides to actually spend the time to develop that.
Here's singing at you, kid
Phillip
Age 59 here, and I'm sure it's never too late.
I started learning bass one year ago, and just recently started singing.