That's good singing.

You have a good ear, pitch is not a problem, that's good. Many who try to pick up singing don't have that advantage.

You are already well out in front of many I hear who think that they should be singing in front of people...

You also have great timing, phrasing, and best of all, are using AIR to make your sound, moving that air past the vocal chords with a nice, relaxed sounding throat.

All of it shows that you have good musical taste.

That's 90% of the requirements right there.

That said, you have to decide for yourself whether or not you want to put in the time and repetition that it takes to develop that good voice. If it is fun for you, not a problem. But if you should find it to be a task, might be necessary to rethink the situation.

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My coach says, in order to become more succesful I need to sing.



If you find that you LIKE adding the singing to your repertoire, then it is not a problem.

If, however, you find that you do not necessarily like nor want to add singing to your performances, bear in mind that there are *many* successful instrumentalists in the world who do not sing a single note onstage.

If the latter is the case, you may want to consider finding a different coach!


--Mac

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