What Is Your Singing Fantasy?

A chorus is a safe place to become comfortable with your singing voice, because you are surrounded by (and blend in with) the others and don't necessarily stand out quite like you would singing solo... No two voices are the same, and a voice can be like food in that you appreciate different voices for different reasons. One of the best ways to improve your singing voice is to find a voice teacher that is willing to work with you... and then to practice, practice, practice! Whether your aspiration is to sing on stage or on the balcony, keep at it! (I'm sure your fiance is right, btw! ;) And thanks for your comment.

As a child I was able to mock (or mimic) a few artist's voices. Of course, that was before puberty. In school our teacher would change us around. From Alto to soprano, to test how our voices sound in different places. This would only last for a week before we either stayed or were switched back. I know that practice makes perfect, and that no one's persons voice is the same. I love singing for my fiance, and i know that it works to calm him when he just needs sleep. Thanks for your advice and encouragement, I much appreciate it.

Hello, ajhie, and thanks for your comment! Musicals are fun and a lot of work, especially when *dancing* gets added to the singing and acting (LOL). Bathrooms are great places to sing, because they are usually built with the unintended benefit of great acoustics! Where else does the sound of your voice bounce all over the place... and have the sound of running water to drown it own from being heard throughout the rest of the house? LOL In my experience, part of the challenge in being able to get in front of people is getting past yourself and learning to see your performance - not for what it will benefit you - but for how it will benefit the folks in the seats. :-)