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In Chorus I Sit By The Worst Singer EVER?
She transfered to my school at the beginning of this school year (August) from a school just a few blocks away. I've been in chorus longer than a lot of the girls in my class, so our instructer always puts me near the newbies. I already sit by this one girl who is ALWAYS sick and extremely overweight, but the girl on my other side is even worse. She can't sing on key for her life. And on top of that, she thinks she's really good, so she sings really loud. People have stopped to tell me that my voice has changed a lot recently (nice way of saying I sound bad), but it's not me ! You can hear her out of the whole chorus, and I can't even hear myself sing around her. What should I do? A few people are starting to realize it's not me that's singing that way though. We had a concert today and I stood somewhere else, so someone else had to sing and people started talking about it. She's really weird too.. Not to be mean, so it's not like I can just befriend her and nicely tell her. I think my instructer notices she doesn't sing very well though, but there's nothing she can do about it.
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
tell her you think she sings a little loudly (not badly) and suggest that she lowers the volume a bit lol
- girl=DLv 41 decade ago
i think, if you can't bring yourself to tell her she sings loudly,
ask the teacher to talk to that girl and tell the teacher to just
say that the girl sings too loudly and it makes the choir sound
bad because instead of hearing all the voices equally, the
audience will hear her voice louder than all the others and
that doesn't sound pretty.
hope i helped :) wish you good luck
i had a similiar experience.
- 1 decade ago
I also had the same exact thing happen to me in choir. I stood next to this girl and she thought that she sounded so good and she wanted to stand out more than everybody else so she started to try to sing louder than anybody else. I talked to my instructor and he talked with her. He switched me and after that day she never sand louder than anybody else.
- 1 decade ago
tell your instructor whats up and request to be moved, then do what someone else said and have the instructor tell her to lower the volume and it sounds uneven and off-key when other people are louder than others..
good luck! [:
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