Benita Charles Music in NYC
The Recap Show (Your Performance)
This show is a review of the tips 11 - 20 where we discussed ways to enhance your live performances. You've built your talent. Now, it's time to take it to another level by performing in front of an audience.
Benita Charles with special guest, Minister Angela Williams in NYC
In this series, I also had my first special guest speaker, Minister Angela Williams. She appeared on September 10th on the Tip 19 Show (Always have a set list). Her speech, "Prepacked For The Journey," was a divine and motivating message that inspired the audience! I am so grateful for her time and the incredible value she added to my show!!
About Minister Angela Williams:
Minister Angela Williams is from Deerfield Beach, FL. By day is a Senior Director Customer Service Operations for a publishing company. In life, she ministers women and children. She is the president of the Women's Auxiliary for Florida East Coast Baptist Association. It's the largest association in Florida and the fourth largest in the nation. She is also the founder and director of A Girl and Her Pearls, a girl's ministry.
10 Singing Tips that enhances your Live Performance:
11) Sing in front of an audience
- Performing in front of an audience will take your talent to the next level.
- Performing in front of an audience will help you get paid gigs.
- 7 ways to gain live performance experience: family functions, church, open mics, talent shows, artist showcases, self-produced shows and live streaming.
- Project your voice when you sing so that your audience can hear your message.
- Projecting your voice shows your audience you have confidence when you sing.
- Proper Posture: Stand up straight and breathe properly and sing from your diaphragm. This will help you sing properly and project your voice when you sing
- Remain calm.
- Act Professional.
- Think of creative ways to handle the situation.
14) Singing with Live Musicians vs. Singing with Tracks
Singing with Live Musicians
- Allows for greater flexibility with song arrangements.
- Helps you create your own performance style.
- Helps you become a leader as a live performer.
- Cost effective on smaller gigs.
- Practice with the tracks so that the performance will go smoothly.
- Ensure the track is in good working condition before the show.
15) Engage Your Audience
- Be confident in your performance
- Keep your back story to yourself
- Always put your heart and soul in every performance
- Remember your "why."
- Take a break
- Get creative with your approach in how you pursue your dream
17) Equipment every singer should own
- Professional Microphone with cord (or cordless mic)
- Portable PA System
- Percussion instruments
- Prepare your songs on your own before you rehearse with the band
- Find your musicians for your show and rehearse as much as possible
- Perform at your best at the show
- A set list allows everyone to know which songs are presented and in the order of the show
- A set list helps with the flow of the show
- A set list should be flexible enough to change depending on the flow of the show
20) Song Choice: Using your original music and Covers
- Choose songs you enjoy singing
- Choose song that are currently popular
- Always perform your original songs at your shows
This concludes the tips we will discuss regarding your Live Performance section in the "Show" part of "Show-Business." The next series of tips will focus your original music and recording.
Best wishes to you as you take your voice to the next level!
-- Benita Charles Music
"Spreading love through music for your inspiration and entertainment!"
http://benitacharles.com
The Recap Show (Your Live Performance Tips) - Part 1
The Recap Show (Acknowledgment of Minister Angela Williams, first special guest) - Part 2
September 10th - Episode 19 with Minister Angela Williams
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