How can I become an international musician, because I have found that I have some talent about music?
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You need to have a talent that is needed on an international level.  In other words,  people everywhere need your message.\n\nTo become a musician of international standard is not difficult.  It is pulling off the career that is difficult.   Getting there,  staying there.   Why don't you just let it all be,  and if it is feasible for you,\nit will happen.  \n\nWhatever you do,  enjoy your life.
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i can sing, dance, act; write songs, poems, and stories. i can draw, play the flute, trumpet, and organ. I'm good in photography.^_^
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Julliard is your best bet right now, if you are thinking about the best and most rewarding experience that you can obtain locally. Use these years to tweak and hone your skills. Equal focus must be placed on the technical as well as the creative, artistic side. The latter will help to display your style and consequent uniqueness which can set you apart from the rest of the applicants.\n\nThinking along a wider spectra. Might I recommend University of Leeds: School of Music. This quaint English university not only allows you to compete with the best in your country but the creme de la creme of the world. \n\nYou being on the other side of the world and closer to the European territory will be immersed in a plethora of musical talent. It was in this region that the very violin you played originated and the myriad of techniques tried and proven to be worthy of the musical community. \n\nThe European territory was where the legendary musicians where birthed and what an experience it would be to follow their very paths which to them to renowned heights!
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start singing in some local clubs and getting some gigs and researching some recording companys
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It's completely possible. There are some people who are born with an aptitude for it, but those people are few and far between.  Most professional musicians aren't "born with it" per se, but work very hard and become better at what they do.  These people will never be looked upon as the greatest musicians of our time, but a living they will make.  Some people (Mozart, Beathoven, Lennon, Clapton, etc.) have undeniable God given abilities, but if you committ yourself to it, anything is possible.
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Just get a working ViSA now... It seems like you are well and truely capable. Go for it.
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So, your skill is awesome, eh?? ^_^\n\nMaybe you can teach me a thing or two, btw I try to find someone who can play a lot of musical instrument and have a great sense of music. I don't want to be cocky, but I'm 18 years old boy and I know a lot of classical music. I've been playing guitar for 3 years and I have made a lot of songs. But I don't publish it, and mostly I forgot it after 6-7 days. ^_^\n\nBut I want to find someone who have a great sense of music, because all my friends know how to sing, to play musical instrument, but doesn't have a sense. Just play it like a copycat, and honestly, I don't like it....
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yes...you're talented...maybe charming and clever...u have a musical taste (playing guitar)...well, if i could i would.\nGo get a girl
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yeah... go to LA... start performing... if you're any good, they'll let you play bigger an bigger venues- most famous musicians were scouted that way by other musicians/proucers/executives.  Musical talant has almost nothing to do with getting a record deal tho- it's all about style... they've gotta be able to sell you! You need the right energy/attitude/taste for your genre... the most talented musicians I ever met would never even dream of seeking a record deal for that reason
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The Internet allows companies and talent to connect from all across the globe. There is one Website I know of that will connect you with a company. I haven't worked with them myself so you will have to research them thouroughly, but look around online to find opportunities.\n\nAlso the difference in currencies tends to favor overseas talent when they work out a gig with an American or European country (assuming that the Dollar or Euro is valued greater than your home currency).
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Getting into the entertainment business requires  persistence.  You might have to do some free shows in the beginning just to get your name out there.  You may even have to do some pretty "out there" publicity stunts as well.  This way you will get noticed.  Talent is very important.  If you have what it takes to measure up to the ones that have already succeeded then you are half way there.  The rest is all about marketing yourself.  It also helps ALOT if you have some good connections and friends in high places.  They can help you get the "good" gigs.  I am assuming you are interested in becoming a performer of sorts.  I am a musician and I have been in the entertainment business for 10 years.  It is great fun but still has not paid the bills.  I am always looking for that big BREAK.  I do believe that it will come.  My love for music is so strong that it keeps me in the "game".
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it depends on the music you are going to use and what skills you are good at. if you put them in a routine then you should be good.
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gonna have to dig deep on that one...  i would recommend contacting some universities.  they are a very good resource for art and music contacts.
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yea-if you've got the style and personality, and have good songs. i'd suggest being the rhythm guitar player though, not lead, if you're okay. find a killer lead guitarist, bassist and drummer and you're set. just promise you won't sound anything like simple plan.
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.MY  hat   goes  of  to  you  4  taking  that step. YOU  will  be  well  needed  in  the future.  Further  more  all  your  talents  will  come in  handy .  GOOD  LUCK ! ! !
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It works best if you have a group of friends that like similar music, and play a variety of guitars and other instruments. Then practice like crazy. Do your best to write your own music. Then, once you have worked out several songs, make a small but good recording. Take it to all your local bars and coffeehouses that accept bands. Press packs are good, and they include a band bio, details on members, a demo CD, etc. They are good to send to local radio stations and big name venues. Log on the MySpace.com and make yourself an account. Look for local bands you'd like to play with and send them a message. I hope all this helps you.
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Firstly, music is an art, and one style of music will never appeal to everybody...and you boys have a head start already and sometimes being the be all and end all of musicians isn't all it's cracked up to be...so enjoy your "growth" as musicians as it comes and you will find your way...you got a LOT of potential and years ahead of you!  \n\nThat being said, this is the world of the INTERNET...all things are possible here.\n\nThere are so many forums and possibilities, just posting here is a step, there's Myspace, and other sites you can create a blog,  support your fansites; heck give out a few single hit cds, have contests, have free sample download clips on your website...you can only put your music and yourselves out there, you can't change peoples taste...but since you're still "new" make yourselves accessible.  Try You Tube, Yahoo Videos....how about some free concerts where only bad music lives!!!   Join in and sing at some free summer festivals and such where large crowds gather.  Get behind and support a charitable cause you believe in.  You will not only be doing something for yourself but something for others who are much worse off than you.  Good deeds speak volumes. You will rise up in no time.\n\nGet your agent to dole out your cds to radio stations.  I'm sure with a nice note and all they will be happy to play it.