Ian McAllister

Singing Vocal Lessons Miss The Fun Of Performing

There's more to pleasing an audience than singing perfectly and having a well-trained voice. You have to have the ability to communicate with the audience, and that is a lot more fun than some boring singing lessons for beginners.

Singing lessons for beginners can raise the quality of my singing. But I use singing to show off. What is the use of showing off with no audience?

True, with a good imagination, when I sing for recording I could imagine millions of

people listening to my recordings. But the feedback would only satisfy my bank account - not my desire to show off.

Will your beginner singing lessons teach you the best way to make mistakes? Hardly!

But you are not a singer until you know how to handle your mistake - and you are going to make mistakes!

Ella Fitzgerald was making a recording of Mack The Knife when she forgot the words.

Did she break down in tears and storm out of the studio? Not a bit of it. She continued, improvising words as she went along, and her recording was probably more popular with the public than it would have been without the mistakes.

They can dub a video once your voice has been edited satisfactorily with the right computer program to produce a faultless recording. But it is dead. It is lifeless.

So whether you are singing an Elvis impersonation or a song by the Looney Head Bangers, everything you sing must link to the audience. It's no good hiding behind a music sheet. You need eye contact.

Would you believe tha audiences don't like the sort of perfection that your Beginner singing Lessons will aim for? Which would you rather hear - a performance by the Three Tenors or a ballad by Elvis Presley? Which would have the higher quality of singing? Learn to please the audience. Not even the critics matter. Only the audience matters.

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