Time to show some love ❤️❤️❤️
To show my thanks to my new followers, I'll be checking in at least twice weekly on my friends to learn about you and your interests, and keep in touch with you by commenting! Come visit me too!
Friendship is a beautiful thing! 👯👯♂️
-Kim
will follow you seem nice lol.
Likewise, @jwilks1! :) It's great meeting new people! ❤️
I looked at your content and I see your a vocal coach. Im doing a series on steemit about under appreciated artist, mostly rappers so I dont know if you do that kind of thing but maybe you would want to take a look at my selections and you tell me what you think of them because your the professional thanks.
I'd love to!!! I do mostly covers with me playing piano and singing. Hope you like them!
ill check them out.
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STOPCount me among them. I'm fascinated to learn about how people make a living in the music world today, and I'm always impressed by good singing. (Good thing the piano was my instrument of choice because I'm tone-deaf. I could never play something I had to tune myself (like my own vocal cords).)
How awesome!!! Nice to meet you :) How long have you been playing piano?
I studied pretty seriously all through high school (which was ahem over 20 years ago). Then burnt out when I pondered the competitiveness of music as a career. It's just been a hobby since then, and my piano is woefully out of tune. Thankfully I don't really notice.
What led you to a career in music?
I've played piano since I was 6. I actually wanted to quit when I was in 5th grade, but luckily my mom pushed me to keep playing until I left high school. By my Junior year, I knew I wanted to sing, play, and teach. Plus, I loved theatre, so I went to school to combine them all. Now I run my own voice and piano studio at 33 years old, and I couldn't be happier. :)
I'm thankful my parents never let me quit!
Good for you!
If I'd known how close we were to the era of digital recording and sharing, I probably would have stuck with it. (Although it's still not too late, I suppose.)
It's never too late! To quote my favorite movie, Vanilla Sky, "Everything passing moment in another chance to turn it all around."
(I'm cheesy, I know! Lol)