It's a matter of range also, in the way that a crow's caw might sound louder than a cow moos, but you can probably hear them both from as far away.
Marshall would be the crow in that scenario.
He likes to drink, so we have that in common...
Monday, August 17, 2015
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It's a matter of range also, in the way that a crow's caw might sound louder than a cow moos, but you can probably hear them both from as far away.
Marshall would be the crow in that scenario.
He likes to drink, so we have that in common...
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I did a little googling and opera dude said at one point he made $30 an hour which is not bad at all.
ReplyDeleteI made just a hair under $20 a day on average the year before last, and last year made just a hair under $30 a day on average. I'll be very surprised if I average very much at all over $30 a day for this year, there is just no money in tech.
So this guy is making what I do only working an hour a day.
I should add... Some things I found googling... He's been busking for a while, went to a voice teacher for help with just general singing, the teacher noticed he had a great voice, and got him into opera.
ReplyDeleteOpera, or classical, singing is a whole different animal than most pop. Most pop artists have a quite limited range and they use a mic so they can croon.
Opera guy uses a mic these days too because unless you're singing in a space designed for non amplified singing, a mic is just a matter of survival. There are some places with good acoustics out there but they're not everywhere, and not always where the crowd flow works.