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Prince Rogers Nelson on June 7, 1958, in Minneapolis, Minnesota and died. the week before he died he was on the plane and the pilot had to make an emergency landing and the singer was taken to the hospital with sever case of flu. reports stated that the musician/singer was actually given a life saving for a percoset overdose. prince died on 7th of june  and outopsy he was cremated and his close family and friends gathered for a small private funeral on april 23.In the album's notes he's listed as the musician behind "all vocals" as well as (deep breath) "electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass, bass synth, singing bass, fuzz bass, electric piano, acoustic piano, mini-moog, poly-Moog, arp string enseble, arp pro soloist, Oberheim four-voice, clavinet, drums, syndrums.

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After several years of relative obscurity, Prince returned to the limelight in 2004 to perform at the Grammy Awards with Beyoncé Knowles, the same year he was inducted into the 

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After several years of relative obscurity, Prince returned to the limelight in 2004 to perform at the Grammy Awards with Beyoncé Knowles, the same year he was inducted into the 

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American musician Prince achieved worldwide fame in the 1980s with '1999' and 'Purple Rain,' the latter album also serving as the soundtrack for the popular film of the same name. Later Prince albums included 'Sign 'O' the Times,' 'Diamonds and Pearls' and 'Musicology.'

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I have attached a live video of him singing 'purple rain',  you will see, how powerful and meaningful this song is to him and how he performs the song emotionally

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I have attached a live video of him singing 'purple rain',  you will see, how powerful and meaningful this song is to him and how he performs the song emotionally

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i choose this song because again it suites my voice and and there are different dynamics that i really like for my voice. this song is perfect for my voice because it's not too low or too high.

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Aretha was a gifted singer and pianist she was the fourth of 5 children, her full name is Aretha Louis Franklin, she was born on march 25 of 1942 in Memphis, Tennessee and she was also in a religious household in Tennessee. Aretha's genre was mostly soul. she was known as 'the queen of soul' In 1987, she became the first female ever to be inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and in 2008 she won her 18th Grammy Award. Franklin went on to release some of popular singles, many of which are now considered classics.  Her mother named Barbara was a gospel singer. Aretha, known as, 'the queen of soul' and also known for such hits as respect, she was often acting like an adult, in which she became a mother at 14 and had a second child 2 years later, when she was 16.

in 1967 jerry goffin wrote the song (you make me feel like a) I've researched and come to the conclusion of the songs meaning. I believe this song talk about I man making a woman feel like actual woman and not a object. when jerry coffin wrote, 'Before the day I met you, life was so unkind
But your the key to my peace of mind' shows that he really does try too hard to have memorised life with him, and his making her feel like a woman which would mean, that his kind, caring, gentle and making her feel classy.

i chose 'natural woman' by Aretha franklin because it suits my voice and because this song is similar to my life so i sing it to the audience and will try and give the same emotions to the people that will watch me and also i will be my self when singing this song. i think i'm going to change it a little bit from the original part because there are some bits that will not suit my voice and some bits that will. i will make sure i will do my best to change it and sing it and being me. the key of this song is in c major. but i will change  key of the song because is too high for me and will probably be down of -2.

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joss stone full name is Joscelyn Eve Stoker  born the 11 April 1987 she is a british singer and actress she got famous in late 2003 with her multi platinum debut album. joss stone, the british blues singer grew up listening to american music as well as several other generes. stone loves aretha franklin, a woman that is considered one of the best rhythm and blues singers of all time, joss is into reggae, soul, R&B joss stone, is dyslexia which means she sometimes read and things backwards or mixes it up and when she was younger she was a poor student but a talented singer. this is where she becomes to dislike school, when she explains this ina a interview "It was partly that, but because I don't come across like I'm really stupid—I can hold a conversation.... I guess teachers thought I wasn't trying...." Stone explained "The way they taught didn't work, so that resulted in huge arguments with people and I don't like to be told what to do."

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I have attached a live video of her singing 'right to be wrong',  you will see, how powerful and meaningful this song is to her and how she performs the song emotionally and with her great attitude voice.

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I have attached a live video of her singing 'right to be wrong',  you will see, how powerful and meaningful this song is to her and how she performs the song emotionally and with her great attitude voice.

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Joss Stone - Right To Be Wrong (Live at the BRITS Awards 2005)

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 vocal warm up before a singing lesson and my performance. 

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 vocal warm up before a singing lesson and my performance. 

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before a performance or when i'm bored at home and sing i always watch this video. this video has really helped me find my vocal range. this video is the clearest, most effective, and accurate video i've ever seen in youtube.the end of this warm up i was already able to feel a difference in my voice.

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Professional Vocal Warmup 1 - "Opening Up The Voice"

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Purple Rain by Prince is in the key of Bb Major. It should be played at a tempo of 56 BPM. This track was released in 1984.

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right to be wrong by joss stone is in the key of D it should be played a tempo of 148 BPM. this track was released in 2004.

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natural woman by Aretha Franklin is in the key of C major and it should be played at tempo of 111 BPM. this track was released in 1984.

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for my performance I used a dynamic mic called sm58 branded SHURE. I will now show you everything you have to know about this microphone. I also want to show you a comparison between a sm58 and other microphones

This is how a SM58 microphone looks like and this is the one I used for my performance. it's not heavy and not light, it's not too long or too short so it is really comfortable when you hold it.

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he says "This thing sounds great on guitar and voice, and also offers excellent background noise rejection. I like this thing so much that I own 4 of them, and think every studio should own at least 1." this shows that an sm58 is better than we think. in this video he explaines, how it sounds how it obviously looks and ect...

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this is a comparison between a sm58 and 2 other microphone. in this video you will notice that the SM57 and SM58 sound much similar but it's easy to notice that the SM7b sounds really different from the other 2 microphones, he also explaines that the SM7b they use it often in studios and the SM58 is a dynamic microphone so it can actually be used for performances, videos...

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Shure SM57 vs SM58 vs SM7b Comparison (Versus Series)

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this is how a SM58 looks inside

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Crisp, clear sound. great low end

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First, though, a crash course in how a dynamic microphone converts sound waves into electrical energy Like all dynamic microphones, the SM58 employs a diaphragm/voice coil/magnet assembly that establish a miniature sound-driven electrical generator. Sound waves strike a thin and light membrane called the diaphragm, causing it to vibrate. The voice coil is attached to the rear of the diaphragm and vibrates with it. The voice coil is surrounded by a magnetic field created by a small magnet. The motion of the voice coil in the magnetic field generates the electrical signal corresponding to the sound picked up by the microphone.