Who sings the song ( i can be your hero baby) ?
Enrique Iglesias- Hero http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEedSPvxP... (Whispered) Let me be your hero Would you dance if I asked you to dance? Would you run and never look back Would you cry if you saw me crying Would you save my soul tonight? Would you tremble if I touched your lips? Would you laugh oh please tell me these Now would you die for the one you love? Hold me in your arms tonight? (Chorus) I can be you hero baby I can kiss away the pain I will stand by you forever You can take my breath away Would you swear that you'll always be mine? Would you lie would you run away Am I in to deep? Have I lost my mind? I don't care you're here tonight Chorus I just want to hold you (2x) Am I in too deep? Have I lost my mind? Well I don't care you're here tonight Chorus (2x) You can take my breath my breath away I can be your hero :P
What song should I sing in an SM audition?
Hello again~ It all depends on your vocal range and type. If you can make your vocals fit in The boys or any other song,go for it. Personally,I'd go for Selena Gomez.Too many people cover SNSD songs and not many cover American artists.Selena Gomez has an interesting/strong voice.If you can manage the song,I would pick her or any other American song.It doesn't have to be a kpop song,it all matters on how you sing the song.Don't worry about whether the song should be in Korean or English.Pick a good song and perfect it with your own style~ You can only sing for 20 seconds at the audition site. If you're planning on singing,make the song short and to the point.Approximately about 1-2 minutes. I wouldn't talk about how your parents might not be able to come with you to Korea.That might affect your audition chance. I also did a SM audition email video and I just made a short introduction. Introduce yourself with your name/age/nationality.The rest of your info will be put into the application form.Keep it short~ Good luck again~:)
Who sings the song ... should have told me, seemed like an ordinary day...?
should have told me seemed like an ordinary day everything seemed to be okay did it hurt you these are the scars you never showed She is a fire sign you know One day your here and then you go Here is a looking glass for you to see there’s nothing here but me there was a wishing well i Thanks So Much for your help!!!!
What song should I sing to impress a girl.?
hii ho hw r u??? i think romantic songs r best these r some of my favz; as long as u love me by backstreet boys this i promise u by backstreet boys another day in paradise by brandy & ray-j liberian girl by micheal jackson all the best for impressing your girl!!!!
What song should i sing for my Honk Jr auditon?
Aw, I was in that show! About four years ago now... I was Grace Mandarin Duck. :D As for what to sing... that's always a hard one. Do you know the song "Who Will Buy?" from Oliver? It's a soprano song, fun, catchy, a good audition piece, and not too hard. Of course, everything depends on whether you want to sing a musical theatre song, how old you are, and how hard of a song you want to learn. (Or whether you want to learn a new song at all.) For some reason I can't think of anything else at the moment... I don't even remember what I used to audition for Honk!
What song should a 7 year old girl sing as a talent in a pageant show?
Do not have her sing a song from this generation. The judges want to hear some wholesomeness. So have her sing a song like "Catch a Falling Star" or a Shirley Temple song. I am involved in pageants and judges love to see uniqueness. Many of the girls will be singing Hannah Montana songs. I hope this was good advice. Good Luck!
What is a good song to sing to impress a boy?
I'm a low alto. I'm also a girl. I'm going camping with a bunch of friends, one of whom I have a very big crush on. We're going to be singing around the campfire. And I want to sing a love song. Something... Maybe something about secret love? Love for a best friend? Something like that. Something I can sing directly to him. I can sing well. But not very high, a low alto, as I said. Thanks for the help!
For how long can you practice singing in a day?
This totally depends on how long your vocal chords can function with out the help of swallowing muscles and other neck muscles. For some people the chords feels strained in 10 mins(beginners/no training) or 1-2 hours(people with at least 5 years or more training).If ur a beginners practice for 1 to 2 hrs in 15 minutes breaks(practice 15 mins take rest for 20-30 mins and then do 15 mins again). Always remember if ur straining ur doing it wrong.Here is a good beginners video for help
How long should a decent singer be able to hold or sustain notes?
I used to do an exercise where I would go for a walk. Once I got going on a level surface, I would inhale like I was breathing through a straw and hold my mouth like I was going to say the “F” sound. I would then slowly release my air between my teeth and my lip, maintaining relaxation, and count my steps as I did so. I could prolong this for as many as 40 steps with some effort. 32 or 24 steps was relatively easy. In terms of measures, this makes singing a 5 or 6 bar phrase without a breath to appear a lot more manageable. This was not a particularly musical exercise - the longer you hold out, the more un-musical recovery breaths you need. But it helped. I always seemed to have enough in the tank when actually singing and more importantly didn’t feel anxiety about it. It helped, of course, that my heart rate during practice and performance was close to normal resting.Holding individual notes is actually pretty overrated in my opinion, unless the music you’re doing contains drone parts for voice. The primitive polyphony of Perotin and Leonin (and “Anonymous”) uses this device, and I find the overall effect haunting.What I value more is the ability to breathe where and when I want, in a way that makes musical sense and serves the lyric. Frank Sinatra is frequently cited as the master of this idea, at least in a jazz/pop context. Although he was a smoker for most of his life, he supposedly built up his breath control by swimming for exercise, including long stretches underwater. The result? The fabled “conversational” feel of his singing, unmarred by mid-sentence breaths.