Howdie Vibers! In the previous week's, we've been able to deal with the importance of owning a song and the introduction as some key element when talking about composure in music. So for this week we'll be drifting our focus a little bit to look at audibility and clarity as another crucial aspect of composure in music.
A singer's voice is their most powerful tool for storytelling, and achieving both audibility and clarity is crucial for conveying emotions effectively. Audibility refers to the ability for an audience to hear the performer's voice clearly, while clarity refers to the clearness and precision of sound giving the listeners the advantage to easily convey the information.
I decided to join both audibility and clarity together because both walk hand in hand when the performer is trying to disseminate the story or wordings of his song. When both work hand in hand the singer's voice can effectively convey information and tell a story.
An easy way to spot a stage frightened singer is through their voice. You'll can easily perceive fear in their voice, and clarity isn't possible when fear takes over because certainly they'll be a reduction in tone.
In conclusion audibility and clarity are fundamental elements in music composition and performance. By mastering these elements, singers can effectively convey emotions, tell stories, and connect with their audience, ultimately enhancing their overall composure in music.
As always I'll pick just one person who did justice to the part am discussing on and so for this week there was this one person who drew my attention in the person of @ellacentric. The highs and lows were well positioned and you tried as much as possible to be clear. Love the way you channelled your energy into the song. To everyone out there as always you guys are doing great watch week you guys come back better than the previous and I'm standing from this end to celebrate you all.
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