Originally Posted By DlandJB I have no stage fright either and I'm fine singing with others, but alone I can't carry a tune.
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy I did, and I would do it again and again and again...music is just in me. I've sung in some different choirs in front of hundreds, and in 2002 I went to Fan Fair in Nashville and sang a parody of a Lorrie Morgan song I wrote, at her fan club party---which was at a big eatery-venue in front of several hundred folks. It was a contest and I won 2nd place, but Lorrie's sister and aunt told me afterward that the 1st place winner didn't play by the rules and that I should have won---I may have officially walked away with 2nd, but their comments and Lorrie's laughter and hug with me after the song made me feel like 1st! But I think the best feeling I ever had from singing solo was one Christmas Eve a few years ago when I sang "O Holy Night" at a church service. I just really felt the song when I sang it, and I had some comments made to me afterward that deeply touched me which I'll never forget.
Originally Posted By avromark Depends on your definition of huge and sing. In School during recitals I've "sung" (Probably one of the weakest voices, usually trying to bend my knees to hide behind the front rows). Oh and I can't carry a tune for the life of me. So I'm guessing not.
Originally Posted By avromark Don't get me wrong I love to sing, I just need a good coach to get me in tune. I'm great in the shower, in the car....
Originally Posted By lesmisfan i have, and i will be doing it again for flashback at disney this year but its gonna be a huge group of us singing at closing instead of just me.
Originally Posted By chickendumpling I have. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. LOL. Luckily, they were different times so there are still some people out there in the world that think I sing pretty good. Man, that seems like several lifetimes ago.
Originally Posted By Labuda I did. In the same show that I acted in the one & only time I got roped into it. It was for an AIDs benefit I worked on when I was 19. I was just supposed to be the lighting designer, but one of the actors dropped out last minute, so I had two quick weeks of rehearsal then showtime!
Originally Posted By FerretAfros In high school I was in the musical, and of course I had to sing. We didn't have enough guys, so we had to sing even when we weren't on stage, which was a little wierd. In the opening song, I briefly appeared long enough to sing a solo and disappear. I also sang in the ensemble scenes. The first two nights we had about 50 people in the crowd (Wednesday and Thursdays aren't big theater nights), but our closing night (Friday) the auditorium was completely full with people standing against the walls in the back. Supposedly we had about 450 people in there. I also play trombone, and have performed in groups in front of almost 100,000 people at a single time. I've also done the Rose Parade, which supposedly has a million people along the route. In high school I was our marching band's drum major, so there were probably more people looking at me specificially then, but our football games usually had about 1,000-2,500 people at them.
