Essays on Singing

Miley Cyrus has been consistently and negatively portrayed in the media since her days at Disney. She has been seen as too reckless or too trashy. Her breakaway from her “Disney image” was a controversial one. Even today, Miley Cyrus’s personal and professional life is...

Why is the singing posture so important? The right posture is probably the most common trait most singers miss in their early years. If you change your vocal position slightly, your singing voice will immediately improve. A good posture can be defined as the resulting...

Many people loves to sing whether they have those angelic-lovely voice or unexplainable, extraordinary, out this world, unpleasant voice. Some used to sing in karaoke then even the lyrics are on the screen still the way they sing that song is horrible. While some people...

Another significant warm up that we do as a choir that I feel is important to analyze is the warm up where we say: “Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa”, but sing on the pitches of “Sol, fa, me, re, do”-going down in pitch. This warm...

In my essay I will be discussing the musical style of Elvis Presley and Travis Scott. Firstly, I will give a little background information on Elvis. As we all know he is one of the biggest names in rock ‘n’ roll in history. The 1950s...

Just for a moment, imagine that you’re a popular singer. You’re always in the spotlight, and you’re always putting yourself out there in front of your fans. Imagine that you’re on stage in the middle of a performance, and a fan sneaks onto the stage...

Jackson Wang is definitely a triple threat. The famous Chinese entertainer is a rapper, singer and dancer. He is also a member of the popular K-Pop group, GOT 7. He has notably appeared on the Korean reality television show Roommate. Jackson was he was born...

Stevie Wonder and Jacob Collier: two artists who, although generations apart, are more similar than I had originally realized. This essay will examine the correlation between their careers, musical styles, lyrical complexity, and historical impact as musicians and artists in pop culture and the music...

Bjork is an Icelandic singer and songwriter, got to fame through a record which was published on a radio station that connected her to a record label that made her famous at age 11. Despite the numerous issues she had while growing up she flipped...

Abstract Metal music is a relatively new genre to the music world. However, said genre is wrongly frowned upon by people because claims of it being satanic have spread like wildfire. While the assertion regarding metal music being detrimental overpowers the opposite, many studies have...

The Cranberries singer Dolores O’Riordan passes away A publicist confirmed to BBC that the Cranberries’ vocalist Dolores O’Riordan has passed away at the age of 46. A statement which broadcast the news of O’Riordan’s death read: “The lead singer with the Irish band was in...

The 1927 Broadway debut of Show Boat proved the musical to be nothing shy of revelatory and earned it a firm place in the history of the development of American musical theater. Show Boat is widely considered to be the paradigm of a wholly new...

The NFL and Taking a knee: Division or Unity Further than history records, mas has existed as a social being. All cultures around the globe believe so much in in unity for strength that excommunication is perceived as one of the most punitive decisions. Nevertheless,...

According to The Famous People website Pitbull was born on January 15, 1981 in Miami Florida. Pitbull’s real name is Armando Christian Perez, and he is 37 years old. His parents were from Cuba making his ethnicity Cuban, but he is considered one of the...

It is quite obvious that not only good people die young because for that to be accurate, all young people have to be good and living longer implies a person is bad. The song “Only The Good Die Young” by Billy Joel is often misinterpreted...

The poem “I Hear America Singing” by Walt Whitman is written in first-person point of view. Whitman writes the poem from his viewpoint using the word “I”. Whitman, as the narrator, hears and observes the hard-working individuals of America as they live their lives, carrying...

The passage about the singing child on the curb on page 115 of The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger is important because in the described moment, Holden is pleased. He first describes the family walking in front of him, pointing out, “They looked...

Boy groups across the globe become successful in their own countries, but very few of them become successful worldwide. BTS and One Direction are prime examples of successful boy groups. Neither are from the US, but they have succeeded in becoming well known in the...