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I’ve bh been blessed with a great voice and recently I’ve been starting to feel that I should be doing more with it. I’m not one to boast about my talents but I was just wondering if anyone has any practical suggestions on how to “put my voice out there?” Like for camp songs or these videos that have people singing in the background….TIA
Go where every singer started out… In the halls of his yeshiva
but what about for a girl? i want to get myself out there but i really don’t know how.
Write some songs, record them and publish a CD for women only.
I should do that also if I had time.
Does squeaky head have a squeaky voice?
Does Little Froggie sing like a frog?
YOU BET!!!!
Once when I was on a date, I mentioned that I am bad at languages. The guy said, “You probably sing like a frog.” I was like, “true, but you weren’t supposed to be able to figure that out.”
but the thing is is that i want to send some of my compositions to male singers but how do i do that if they can’t hear me?
Teach it to my daughter
Write the songs down using standard musical notation.
Your daughter is a frog – bad idea!
Sometimes I play clarinet with my dorm daddy on the keyboard and it’s the weirdest thing that I can harmonize with him totally kosherly.
Frogs actually sing beautifully.
They sing a beautiful Shira to HaShem, I once wrote about it:
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/little-froggie-1
Oh, so you mean that guy was actually giving me a compliment? And here I thought he was insulting me!
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