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SINCE I WAS A LITTLE BOY I LOVED TO SING, I WOULD SING EVERYWHERE OUTSIDE AROUND THE HOUSE, SOMETIMES MY MOM TELLS ME TO BE QUIET. BECAUSE I WAS SINGING SO LOUD.

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IM GOING TO THE NYC MUSICAL college called: AMDA because when i first looked at it i was LIKED "WOW I WANT TO BE HERE " but i didn't see it in person i got to the website and saw them. But i knew from that the forward I wanted to be in that musical collage. It is located in LA or NYC

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WHAT WAS MY MOTIVATION TO MAKE ME WANNA BECOME A SINGER 

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WHAT WAS MY MOTIVATION TO MAKE ME WANNA BECOME A SINGER 

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WELL it all started when i first heard  ARIANA GRANDE she was my motivation to make me wanna become a singer today. because without her I don't know where I would be today.  sometimes I pretend that me and her sing together like we are a team.

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What Education Do I Need to Become a Singer?

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What Education Do I Need to Become a Singer?

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Lots of people think that they can sing, but you need a combination of talent, drive, and education to become a professional. Singers use their knowledge of music and harmony to interpret and perform songs in a variety of genres. A singer also understands that the voice is an instrument, as much as a guitar, saxophone, or keyboard. Keep reading to find out what kind of education you need to become a singer, including private lessons, undergraduate programs, or graduate degrees.

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YES  Singers typically begin training with a private tutor when they reach vocal maturity. In this training, you learn your vocal range, such as soprano, alto, tenor, baritone, or bass. You may sing in a particular musical style, although some singers are versatile enough to sing in more than one genre. You learn how to read sheet music, including how to sight read, which gives you the ability to sing the right notes by looking at the sheet music only, without musical accompaniment. You're also taught a variety of voice exercises that loosen and strengthen your vocal chords.