Questions and Anwers about Singing

One area of interest for researchers is the healing power of music through its vibrations and rhythms. Music has a beat and a pattern that our bodies pick up on and connect with; our bodies identify the rhythm, and it is sent directly “to motor nerves in our spinal

Not only does music affect thought, but it also benefits health. Students usually study in quiet, relaxed surroundings while listening to serene music. Classical music can steady a fast heartbeat and a slower heartbeat induces relaxation. Exercise plays a critical role in maintaining good health, and relaxing music can be favorable to this. Music reduces muscle tension, resulting in a better work out. Scientists performed controlled studies using adult males who were around twenty-five years old. Blood samples were taken before and after treadmill running. The experiment found that with the presence of music, “heart rate, blood pressure, and lactate secretion in the brain were significantly lower” . The results proved that music

Listening to the lyrics of your favorite song you automatically start to have a connection with that song. Then the song starts to represent you and your life because of the lyrics. Some songs show about being a fighter,having freedom, or just being you. There's a billion of songs out there and there's a billion of people who connect with those songs. Usually the most common reason why some songs represent people is by their past experience. For me some songs represent me because I decided to follow my dreams,living in the moment, and get right back up.

In this paper I am going to be talking about the difference between Sideline Cheerleading and Competitive Cheerleading. Although it may not seem like there is a big difference between the two, there is a pretty big difference between the two different types of Cheer categories. In this paper you will learn a little bit of history about both types of cheer categories and the differences between the two. Cheerleading can help you let out your anger or anything like that because you have to use your voice but in a controlling matter.

Good morning choir members, I pray all is well with each of you. As each of you know, Sister Kimberly Edwards decided it was best to step down as President of the Liberty Hill Choir. The church administrators set standards in which the next president must already achieve or have before he/she could become president of the choir. Some of those standards include:

Cypress Lake High School presented a night full of performances by vocal majors and vocal minors. Being the Fall Cabaret one can look forward to a year filled with talented voices filling the school auditorium.

"The Effect of Music on Heart Rate | Journal of Emerging Investigators." Journal of Emerging Investigators. N.p., n.d. Web. 16 Dec. 2016. .

There are quite a few pedagogical reasons why Rachel and I have decided to combine both choirs. Below are just a few.

I’m in a beginner’s vocal technique class right now, and we have to sing in front of our classmates every week. Everyone including me gets extremely nervous when it’s our turn to perform. I consider myself a pretty good singer when I’m singing in front of many people, (like over 100) or in front of my close friends, or by myself. However, our class only has 6 people, and it makes me nervous to sing in front of people who I know, but at the same time not best friends with me. So I often make mistakes, and my voice gets shaky. And every time, my professor would tell me “Even if you are nervous, and even if you do make mistakes, just pretend you are not, act calmly, and smile. And the audience wouldn’t feel so uncomfortable.”

Stepping on stage with the York County Junior Honors Choir had become very familiar to me over the past two and a half years. I'd learned that you can never fall into a routine at a concert because each audience has a different personality. Sometimes you have to bring up the energy with choreography, sometimes you have stick to the slow songs with a religious meaning when performing for a church group on Sundays, and sometimes the order of the concert has to be completely changed. However, in my three seasons of performing, one thing that has always remained is singing the reprise of a song titled “Why We Sing”. The lyrics to this short piece are simple, but extremely powerful when sung by a group as passionate about music as the York County

One could continue to go on and on with so many historical examples of the therapeutic use of music on the human body. But from the humble beginnings of music, the art of composing has continued to grow drastically over time. Today there is much research and data proving scientifically that music is even more recognized for its benefits and even detriment on the physiological and psychological systems of the body (Cook). Research recently, after about 250 years of separation, is once again uniting medicine, health psychology and

The road to show choir nationals was a long struggle with many roadblocks. There were many times when I dreaded going to rehearsal, and when I got there, I just wanted it to be over so I could leave. Show choir started to feel like a chore to me and I didn’t enjoy it like I did last year. That is, until March 31st.

I hear Arlington singing, the various types of melodies playing, Those of garbage men, singing as they help keep the community clean, The mailman, singing as they deliver mail to houses every day, The police officers, singing as they enforce the laws and protect people, The firefighters, singing as they help extinguish fires and help rescue people from danger, The teachers, singing as they teach the class and gives us new information, The doctors, singing as they save lives, The auto mechanics, singing as they fix up cars that need repairs, The construction workers, singing as they help build new buildings for our community,

Music can change mood, have stimulant or sedative effects, and after physiologic process such as heart rate and breathing.

During the Jr. High Spring concert this year I noticed many things. One of the first things I noticed was that Jr. Choir had improved so much since the winter concert. This is because as we have had more time to rehearse and work together, we have learned how to create a better sound both when separated and combined. Another things I noticed was that Beginning Choir sounded, not necessarily better, but different from the first semester kids. Obviously there were a different of kids which would cause this but there was just a different general sound.