I'm a judge for one more 3 days in the statewide (Florida) karaoke finals. Hundreds of contestants began arriving around yesterday for a truly amazing event. I say "amazing" since the amount of talent is actually amazing as of this event. I judged recently, at times actually felt I was involved with a tournament for the level with American Idol. I want to take this time to talk about singing karaoke.
The fact is, there's a lot of educational value within the hobby (or "sport") or karaoke, specifically impressionable young minds. Learning to sing in a young age will help a child to discover her or his creativity; they might someday look for a natural talent for singing or writing his/her own songs. Learning to sing can be another wonderful confidence booster, and can give your youngster expertise in performing and speaking before others. Karaoke parties may also be a powerful way to make friends and encourage social interaction!
I read a meeting with Billy Joel where he was asked how he could still make "Piano Man" so exciting and new after singing it for countless years. He said "I sing every song (including covers) just as if I spent yesterday evening pacing a floor or sitting in the piano, feeling the emotions of writing it the very first time." Keep your songs fresh, whether you sing professionally or at karaoke. Besides you will have a lot more fun singing your "new" songs.
To decide the very first 2 of these questions, you have to ask whether there's actually any requirement of a web-based community within the people you hope to attract in your group. How many are in the group? Where can they live? Does the group have a clear goal or raison d'??tre? Do the people you aspire to gather together actually use the Internet, and then use it easily? What advantages will online communication have over different ways this group might share experiences and data?
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