American Idol, a Dying Franchise?
American Idol was a pioneer in reality talent shows, however like everything in life, it's popularity has decreased due to new and more elaborated formats that allow to discover either a wider range of talents or better quality.
When American Idol started it was a vehicle to let undiscovered singers become stars, many of their participants were singers without any vocal training and the figure of the vocal coach was a shadowy element that moved behind the curtains.
With the new format of talent shows such as The Voice, X Factor and other kind of talent such So you Think you can dance, The Singout and so many others, the voice trainer became a more prominent role and made people aware that performers must train their talent.
This resulted in better and more qualified performances, that increase the interest of the viewers in this kind of shows.
American Idol also suffered from the so many changes of cast, with so many misses and credibility, chemistry gone out the window and even changes on their logo and overall brand.
American Idol may be a dying franchise but only the time will say it definitely.
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Vocal Training - Quick Warm Up
We don't always have the time to warm up properly before a performance. Here is a quick and effective way to warm up your vocal chords in order to prevent damage and maximize endurance and pitch precision. You will sing better and your voice will last longer. Warming up your instrument (your voice) combined with a proper breathing technique is a must for all singers because you will have confidence from knowing that you are ready to perform.
Warm ups like this vocal technique is a must for all singers, actors, public speakers, radio personalities, rappers, and mc's. If you live in South Florida, come and take voice lessons from me, Jordy Marin, at my Delray Beach music studio. If you do not live in South Florida but would still like to take lessons from Jordy Marin, I am available via Skype.
786-873-8544 or 561-299-0551
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