In today's club scene, especially among rock bands, a vocalist often has to combine vocal talent with artistry. The success of the performance depends on the ability to name the name of your own team before the start of the game. The presentation of the group by the vocalist should be included in the rehearsals on a par with the general repertoire of the group.
Instructions
Step 1
Decide who exactly will represent the group. It can be one vocalist, or maybe the whole team. In the latter case, everyone must have a microphone at rehearsal and on stage.
Step 2
Start your performance with a greeting. One of the representatives should say a phrase like: "Good evening, Moscow!" or "Hello, Point"! The group welcomes you …"
Step 3
At rehearsals, try to pronounce your own name in different ways: now one musician, then another, then all together, then each in a syllable.
Step 4
Pronounce the name with different intonations. An active serve is desirable, maybe even a little aggressive. Try different options, choose what you like.
Step 5
The introduction of the musicians to the group is usually done at the end of the performance. On the last piece, the vocalist calls the instrument, and then the performer by name or pseudonym. The vocalist can be represented by a guitarist or other musician. It is desirable that at the time of the performance, the musician should solo (except for the vocalist), and bow at the sound of his name.
