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K, so basically my production for school is coming up and I really want to be in choir. My only problem is that when ever I get up in front of a whole crowd of people, I start cracking up. I really want a solo, but how can I get one if I crack up by every single word. Please help me, I really want to get this fear off of me so by the time production comes along and I get picked for choir, hopefully, I won’t be laughing by the time I get on stage.
Thank you!
try concentrating on just one person in the audience to whom you feel comfortable singing to… but make sure that that person will be sitting in the center within the first three rows, because with the bright lights thats pretty much all you’ll be able to see (which might be a good thing for the nervs!)
also – try not to worry so much, people are not there to laugh at you, only to chear you on! even if chas veshalom you do crack up, i promise they wont laugh! 🙂
i hope this helps! good luck!!!! 😀
Try to ensure that the one person you are concentrating on in the audience is not male. It is unbecoming of a religious Jewish male to attend such an event.
and dw once youre on stage it’s gonna be pitch black and its gonna feel like your singing to yourself, i get less nervous when i dont look at any people 😉
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