The #GiftOfSound is helping Cheryl stay in tune with life. She’s a talented music teacher who plays piano and other string instruments. 🎹 She's also an interpreter and teaches ASL. Cheryl is so grateful, saying that she feels very well taken care of at Miracle-Ear, Inc. and that she learns a lot about hearing health during her visits.
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EVERYONE HAS A STORY! What sets you apart from everyone else? Here in Nashville we have thousands of singers and songwriters hoping to get their BIG BREAK. But, how do you get noticed through the sea of musicians wanting to gain attention? YOU FIND YOUR UNIQUE STORY! Here are some tips: 🎤 What is the one thing that you can do that no one else can? 🎤 Do you have a hobby that is "different" that you can utilize for attention? 🎤 Is there a past struggle that shows you can overcome obstacles? Have you noticed the singing competitions on television have the "back story" for contestants to help you remember them? INSIDE INFORMATION: The producers do that on purpose. There is only one YOU in the world. Now it's time for you to help the world take notice! GOOD LUCK!
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Words hold immense power, Part 1! Once, I dreamed of joining my church choir, convinced of my strong baritone voice. When I shared this idea with a friend, she cautioned me, suggesting my voice might not fit. That moment dampened my passion for music generally. Today, I regret not giving it a try. I lack musical skills and can't even play any musical instruments. Though unintended, her words had a lasting impact on my musical aspirations. Let's always uplift others' dreams. If something seems daunting, offer encouragement instead of doubt. Your words can shape destinies without you even realizing it. Never let others' opinions define you. Embrace your ideas boldly. Even if you stumble, it's a valuable learning experience, not a mark of failure. #StayMotivated #HopeAlive
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Lets get started with your first lesson. Reach out and email me at bobbyschaub@yahoo.com or Text me at 587 357 6900 Voice lessons offer numerous benefits for individuals seeking to improve their vocal abilities. Here are some reasons why people might consider voice lessons: 1. **Technique Improvement**: Voice lessons help refine vocal techniques, including breath control, pitch accuracy, and resonance. Proper technique enhances vocal quality and endurance. 2. **Range Expansion**: Voice coaches guide students in expanding their vocal range. This allows singers to hit higher or lower notes with ease. 3. **Confidence Building**: Voice lessons boost self-confidence by providing constructive feedback and helping singers overcome stage fright. 4. **Artistic Expression**: Learning to use the voice effectively enables expressive storytelling through music, theater, or public speaking. 5. **Health and Maintenance**: Voice lessons promote vocal health, preventing strain or damage. #she
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Lets get started with your first lesson. Reach out and email me at bobbyschaub@yahoo.com or Text me at 587 357 6900 Voice lessons offer numerous benefits for individuals seeking to improve their vocal abilities. Here are some reasons why people might consider voice lessons: 1. **Technique Improvement**: Voice lessons help refine vocal techniques, including breath control, pitch accuracy, and resonance. Proper technique enhances vocal quality and endurance. 2. **Range Expansion**: Voice coaches guide students in expanding their vocal range. This allows singers to hit higher or lower notes with ease. 3. **Confidence Building**: Voice lessons boost self-confidence by providing constructive feedback and helping singers overcome stage fright. 4. **Artistic Expression**: Learning to use the voice effectively enables expressive storytelling through music, theater, or public speaking. 5. **Health and Maintenance**: Voice lessons promote vocal health, preventing strain or damage. #she
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Music can empower and inspire people to work in unison. At times it is a great source of promoting peace and preventing conflict.
WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE YOUNG BOYS/ MEN of Color who are LEARNING ABOUT MUSIC AND PEACEKEEPING through a RITE OF PASSAGE? Today during our lesson, our middle/ high school aged artists discussed their PARADIGM (how they VIEW the world)… Their responses were both comfortable and uncomfortable… Would LOVE to Hear some Advice from the Village to share with them! 🙏🏼💞 The West Philadelphia String Music & Mentorship Program! #Music #Peace #Progress
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Should you learn from the MASTERS⁉️… When I was in college studying voice, a common theme among my teachers was to sing in your own way. They advised against listening to other renditions of a song you're trying to learn and suggested relying solely on your voice and the sheet music. This was 20 years ago. Fast forward to today, with advancements in technology and evolving practices, I largely disagree with this approach. While the old method might work for some, I believe it isn't the best advice for most singers. To become great, you must first emulate the greats. 1️⃣ 🎵 If you aspire to be an exceptional classical singer with an amazing voice, it's beneficial to listen to renditions by renowned opera singers like Maria Callas, Jessye Norman and Renée Fleming, just to name a few. These professionals have honed their craft over many years, and you can learn from their nuances, tempos, and rhythms. Having a point of reference helps you understand where your voice fits and what audiences appreciate. 2️⃣ 🎶 Relying solely on sheet music and your voice can feel like driving blind; you might struggle with style, direction, and audience preferences. If you're serious about becoming a great opera singer, start by listening to your favorite renditions. 3️⃣ 🌟 Ensure you choose singers with similar voice types and ranges. Picking voices too different from your own can be challenging and unproductive. Follow those whose voices align with yours and who have achieved what you aspire to. #VocalMastery #VocalTechnique #ClassicalVoice 🎥 Heather promotion concert 🎶 full song here ⬇️ https://bit.ly/3woK97C
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Wholeheartedly agree! Learning from industry leaders can offer valuable insights and aid in discovering your own unique style.
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Teaching Insight: Fostering Quality Over Quantity in Student Practice As music educators, we understand that effective practice is not solely about the amount of time spent but the focus and intent behind it. Encourage your students to approach each practice session with specific, measurable goals. Whether it's refining technical accuracy, mastering difficult passages, or deepening musical expression, guiding students to practice with intention will drive more meaningful and efficient progress. By promoting this approach, we can help our students develop stronger practice habits, ensuring sustained improvement and a deeper connection with their instrument. How do you cultivate purposeful practice in your teaching? Let’s exchange ideas and strategies! #pedagogy #effectivepractice #studentdevelopment #teachingexcellence #newparkmusic #contemporarymusic #classicalmusic #WeAreNewpark #musician #musiceducation #musicschool #musicireland #musicmatters #newparkacademyofmusic #musiconline #musictheory #musiclessons
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Not many realize how music can positively influence a child's social skills long into adulthood. When you perform for an audience, you learn how to present yourself and lead an audience confidently. Such skills are highly sought after in professional and leadership roles. This is why it's important to start introducing these experiences now! 🎶 #MusicEducation #LifelongSkills
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