The michael jackson in Human nature

Looking out across the night-time The city winks a sleepless eye Hear her voice shake my window Sweet seducing sighs
Get me out into the night-time Four walls won't hold me tonight If this town is just an apple Then let me take a bite

 
If they say, why, why? Tell 'em that is human nature Why, why does he do me that way? If they say, why, why? Tell 'em that is human nature Why, why does he do me that way?
Reaching out to touch a stranger Electric eyes are everywhere See that girl, she knows I'm watching She likes the way I stare

 
If they say, why, why? Tell 'em that is human nature Why, why does he do me that way? If they say, why, why? Tell 'em that is human nature Why, why does he do me that way? I like livin' this way, I like lovin' this way

 
Looking out across the morning The city's heart begins to beat Reaching out, I touch her shoulder I'm dreaming of the street

 
If they say, why, why? Tell 'em that is human nature Why, why does he do me that way? If they say, why, why? Ooh, tell 'em Why, why does he do me that way?

 
If they say, why, why? Cha cha cha Why, why does he do me that way? If they say why, why, why? Ooh, tell 'em Why, why does he do me that way?

 
If they say, why, why? Ooh, tell 'em Why, why does he do me that way? If they say, why, why? Da da da Why, why does he do me that way? I like livin' this way

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The Gaither Vocal band

Gaither Vocal Band

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The Gaither Vocal Band got its start in the early 1980s with four guys singing around a piano backstage before a Bill Gaither Trio concert. Gary McSpadden, Steve Green, Lee Young and Bill Gaither were just having fun, harmonizing on “Your First Day in Heaven” when Bill decided they should try out their new sound on a live audience that very night. The audience went wild… and that impromptu performance marked the beginning of an era.

Now, for more than a quarter century, the Gaither Vocal Band has created a legacy of award-winning excellence that has forever raised the bar for male harmony. The list of men who have comprised the Gaither Vocal Band over the years reads like a “Who’s Who” among the gospel music industry’s best-loved voices, including: Gary McSpadden, Steve Green, Lee Young, Jon Mohr, Larnelle Harris, Michael English, Lemuel Miller, Jim Murray, Mark Lowry, Terry Franklin, Buddy Mullins, Jonathan Pierce, David Phelps, Russ Taff, Guy Penrod, Marshall Hall and Wes Hampton.

Always at the helm has been Bill Gaither, who has led the group out of his personal passion for great harmony and his genuine desire to bring meaningful music to a hurting world. And the Grammy-winning, chart-busting success of the Gaither Vocal Band has far exceeded his wildest expectations.

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Benefits of singing

Claim: ‘Children Who Sing Have Greater Academic Success and Life Skills’

While Chorus America does offer some support for this claim by pointing to actual data about students’ grades, they also surveyed parents, the majority of whom reported that their child has become more self-confident, shown more self-discipline and improved their memory since joining a choir.
The issue here is asking parents to draw a causal relationship between the activity (singing in a choir) and the outcome (better memory).
To see why this is a problem, consider these three questions:

• Has playing sports improved your child’s memory?
• Has eating more apples improved your child’s memory?
• Has singing in choir improved your child’s memory?

If you’re a parent, maybe you answered “yes” to all three, so how do you know which of the three possible causes is actually responsible for the result? In short, you don’t. It could have been any of the three, a combination or something else entirely.

Other Findings

The study has a number of other interesting findings and you can read the rest of them here.
In short, singing in choir may very well be a good thing. But how good? We’re still not sure.
Do you sing in a choir? Leave a comment and let us know why and how it has affected your life.

WEWE NI MWEMA VIDEO BY VOCAPELLA

Wewe ni mwema Video by VOCAPELLA TZ

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This is an accapella group that worship GOD by singing through their blessing songs that has strong message, they Got a lot of Blessing songs, for more songs and contacts check them http://www.facebook.com/vocapellatz

How do you sound if your voice is CHILDLIKE?

How Professional Do You Sound If Your Voice Is Childlike?

Do you find that others have difficulty taking you seriously because you sound like a 12 year-old or worse still, an 8-year-old? Yes, ladies, I am talking about answering the phone and the caller asks to speak to your mother!
Some years ago, I worked with Janice who not only sounded like an 8-year-old but also resorted to baby talk at work. Her job was in administration within a bank’s mortgage department. Because we are unable to hear our voice the way everyone else does, Janice really didn’t know just how bad she sounded or looked until she saw herself on a video recorder. Not only was she stunned at her voice but she was disgusted as well by her posture which displayed a total lack of confidence.
That experience was enough to make her realize that she needed to change if she wanted to move up in her career. And, she did. Janice’s change was remarkable. By learning how to use her chest cavity to power her sound, she discovered a voice that she did not know she had. Warm, rich, and deeper in pitch, her ‘real’ voice not only sounded more mature but was one of the best I have ever heard.
The majority of people are not using their chest cavity as their primary sounding board, instead relying heavily on their throat and voice box to produce most of their sound. As well, the nasal cavities and mouth are also responsible for the production of voiced sound. Those who hail from Brooklyn, for instance, often use their nasal cavities more heavily than their other 4 resonators.
The secret to a great speaking voice is the use of all 5 of these resonators with the understanding that you must temper the sound. Too much through the nose and your voice will sound nasal. Too much forcing from the throat and your voice will exhibit a gravelly or a hoarse quality.
What was fascinating about Janice was that her posture improved as well as her voice. After her training, her colleagues told me that she walked differently: she walked with purpose with her head held high.
There is no doubt that you have a better voice inside of you. It is merely a matter of discovering it and then making it a habit. I found my ‘real’ voice in graduate school and it got me the jobs I wanted in New York City because I sounded more mature and confident.
With voice training, you will not only sound better, but you will probably look better, and you will most definitely feel better about yourself. Lose the childlike voice and watch what happens to your career.
If you would like to see and hear a dramatic change, from childlike to mature, watch Trish’s ‘Before & After’ video clip.

VOCAL SOUND DEVELOPMENT

HAVE YOU FOUND YOUR SOUND?

How do you describe your own vocal sound?

Is it smooth and resonant?  Is it a bit hoarse, tight or tense sounding?  Is it pinched, scratchy or throaty?  Is it as pleasing, mellow and relaxed to listen to as you would like it to be?
Finding, or discovering your best, most natural vocal sound gives you a benchmark.  A place to go back to when you may be abusing or overusing your voice.  What we’re really talking about here is the sound you get when there  minimal tension in your voice and when your posture, breathing and other basics are working fairly well.

Your vocal sound is the result of a number of factors

One of those factors is the vocal characteristics of the people you imitated while learning to speak. That can include the overall sound, diction and even the tonal quality of those you first listened to.  Other aspects of your vocal sound are a result of your physiology.  Are your adult vocal folds long or short, thick or thin, what is the size and shape of your sinuses and nasal passages etc.  Even your native tongue determines much about your basic, default sound.  English, Spanish, German, French and Chinese all use very different sound characteristics Yet all can be spoken with relative freedom, or tension.
Then, there is your physical makeup and how that effects the acoustics of your voice such as the length and thickness of the vocal folds, the size and shape of your sinuses, nasal passages, oral cavity etc.
In other words, there are a lot of variables, yet most of us, with some right training and guidance, can learn to product an attractive vocal sound.

Complete Tone

In the Vocal Coach Complete Tone CD we take you on a journey that will help you do several things.

1. It makes you vocally aware of your own vocal characteristics and sound.
2. It leads you through exercises to help you determine what it feels like when you are doing things right.
3. It helps you develop muscle memory.  And, muscle memory will bring you back to that place of freedom.

Serious Fun!
Finding, then being able to reproduce your own best sounds is one of the most exciting and practical things any singer can do.  Then, you can choose to change and alter that sound for various styles, while at the same time keeping your voice and not sacrificing vocal health or style.
If you haven’t worked with the Complete Tone CD yet you should.  It’s just a download away, or available as a physical CD at vocalcoach.com.

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The youngest swimmer in the world won in the performance of Olympic swimming champion

China's 16-year-old swimming prodigy Ye Shiwen has denied taking performance-enhancing drugs, after smashing a world record at the London Olympics.

Ye won gold in the 400m individual medley after breaking her personal best by at least five seconds.

There is strong reaction in China to questions over the performance of Olympic swimming champion Ye Shiwen, with internet users leaping to her defence.

 

China swimmer: Netizens leap to Ye's defence

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Do animals respond to MUSIC...?check this

Do animals respond to music? And, if so, what could it tell us about their personalities? Laurel Braitman, a science historian and author, has taken the slightly surreal step of organising live music in zoos to try to help answer those questions. How would you try to understand animals' minds?

 

Understanding the animal mind... through music

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Do animals respond to music? And, if so, what could it tell us about their personalities?