What are some easy to sing songs for a talent show?
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protecting me by aly and aj\nunwritten by natasha benningfield\non the ride by aly and aj\nhaters by hilary duff\ndo you want me by hilary duff
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There are tons at cary'oke bars but allot of them are no good. There are singers in your church quire.\nOr you can call a talent agency.\n\noh ya add edit... um you can also goto free conserts some malls and coffee houses have a weekly free consert were some band is trying to promote it's self.
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Try these links below-\n\nhttp://www.amusicalbox.com/fr/index.php3\nhttp://www.kariokebar.com/\nhttp://www.gosing.com\nhttp://www.acekaraoke.com/subsh058eg.html\nhttp://www.singshot.com/index.html\nhttp://www.freekaraoke.com\nhttp://www.karafun.com\nhttp://www.desiskaraoke.com/
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practice, practice, practice...\n\n\n\n\nand before you have to sing... drink lemon juice (like the extract, not any sugary kind) just like 1/2 an inch in a glass, it helps.\n\ncheers,\n\n-Kwan
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Go to as many auditions and shows as possible. Get involved in regional choirs, school choirs, competitions, and just perform as much as possible. One day, you'll be discovered =] Good luck!
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Start in a church. Practice and strengthen your voice. When your ready write your own songs and record an album. Then submit your album to record companies.
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uh...finch-letters to you is a good one, though its a guy singing to a girl\n\n"alone" by heart is a real good one for a girl singing to a guy
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at things like that, the best thing to do is pick something thats instantly recognized by the crowd, but not overplayed. dont pick something thats already forced down their throats. alos, pick something that the crowd can get into really easily. something that they can just clap to, or that has a part that they can all sing back to you. but, without knowing what type of music you like, its hard to give examples.
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Audition...send in a tape of yourself to the show.
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You'll be great! You wouldn't have a solo if you didn't have some talent! Have fun!
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Try to go with something that suits your vocal range.\n\nWithout knowing what that is, may I suggest: My Immortal, sung by Amy Lee of Evanescence?\n\nIt's a beautiful, dramatic song.  Check it out:
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if you truly think you can do it, i say enter. a trick i learned before my school talent show is before you go on stage close your eyes and tap your forehead and count the taps. it helps because it makes your brain concentrate on the counting and taps instead of thinking about being nervous or all the bad things that could happen. it helped rid me of my stage fright.! hope i helped!
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sing at local clubs. it is a great way to get yourself out there.
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Try the song by Rizzo from Grease - "There are Worse things I could do". It's more spoken than sung, it's in your range. or As Long as You're Mine  from Wicked. \n\nGood Luck
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Is this for a recital?  \n\nAre you Alto, Contralto, or Soprano?  \n\nThe five songs that come to mind as best sung by a powerful voice are:\n\n"Crazy" by Patsy Cline.  Works best with powerful contralto. \n\n"I Will Always Love You" Whitney Houston & Dolly Parton.  \n\n"The Star Spangled Banner" One of the most difficult songs to sing and which, if sung well, will bring the most hardened critics to their knees.\n\n"The Ave Maria".  Again requires power as well as discipline.\n\nand ...\n\n "Somewhere Over the Rainbow".  Judy Garland -  A couple of tricky half-notes, but again an all-time favorite of many that also stirs the heartstrings of sentimentality.  \n\nHope this helps you narrow down the field.  And, Good Luck!\n\nAdded:  I thought of another 'belter' type song of the rock genre.  \n"What's up" by Four Non-Blondes.  Linda Perry's powerful voice took this song across genre lines and propelled it to #11 on Billboard.  The tempo of this song can be altered to cover it as either a driving rock tune or a ballad.\n\nAlso, Pat Benatar was known as the queen of female power rock.   She was trained operetically, and was able to use that training in the rock genre to catapult herself to fame.  She has many songs that require a very powerful voice to cover.
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when someone says dance I hear techno which means not sing usually..... when in doubt tho for good songs that average under 2 minutes.... you can check out WWE wrestling themes or look in the realm of Punk Music..... \n\nIf you REALLY want to do a song that is kinda technoey and still singable... might wanna look into the Beastie Boys as they have some really cute... JUST over 2 minutes songs.... so wouldn't be a problem to cut out a few seconds from both \nends without ruining it... and thanks to their odd sound this one might be good... The Tea Party... Helalisa\n\nA pretty good individual choice would be Good Charolette's Predictable and Me First and the Gimme Gimmes does a cool punk version of Phantom of the Opera (don't worry if your voice isnt too high... theirs isnt either)\n\nhere's some other bands that I have on my playlist that have a good number of 2 minute or less songs:\nBad Religeon\nBlack Flag\nGreen Day\nNirvana\nRancid (you probably don't want to try to sing or dance to any of their stuff so scratch that one)\nThe Queers (will want to check the song before you even think about it due to the high bad language content in MOST of their songs)\nThe White Stripes\n\n\nwhen in doubt you can always take whatever song you like and go ahead and chop it.... hope this helps!
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teach it to sing bad and put it in V\n\nlmfao