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Music Practical exam

Oliviad101 · 2017-03-09 14:17:23

I'm doing my practical in a month and I'm playing guitar and singing, I'm not a great singer, pretty average, can I be marked badly on my singing? or should I get a singer in and just play guitar? Thanks

09-03-2017 2:17pm

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Oliviad101

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I'm doing my practical in a month and I'm playing guitar and singing, I'm not a great singer, pretty average, can I be marked badly on my singing? or should I get a singer in and just play guitar? Thanks

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#2 09-03-2017 9:49pm

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I know a lad who was in the sort of same situation as yourself last year. Brilliant drummer, but couldn't hold a tune to save his life. So he got another lad and a girl to sing for him and he focused on the drumming.

I think he got an A1, come to think of it.

If you can find somebody, or even 2 or 3 somebodies, to sing for you, it would allow you to relax more and focus on your guitar if singing isn't your strong suit. You'd have to do at least 2 or 3 good practice sessions with those in question beforehand so they know what's happening.

Best of luck

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