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I'm better in rehersals than I am for the performance. I've got the best soprano voice in my class, but if I'm nervous, my voice gets messed up and I start singing an octave lower. So, yeah, I'm not always that great.

Good days vs Bad days aside...

I'm kinda good depending on what you are looking for.

I'm not meant to be a soloist in a concert setting. My range is rather limited. I'm two notes shy of being a "true" tenor on the low end and two notes shy of being a "true" alto on the higher end (going by region chorus audition scale requirements). However I am good at holding onto a harmony and staying on pitch so I can be a reliable alto and I can blend pretty well. I don't try to overpower anyone and stand out.

My "solo" singing style is better suited for karaoke night. Usually I end up singing something that was made famous by a male performer.

I sound my best when I sing along to the radio in my car. Since I'm alone I'm totally uninhibited and I just let it all out and experiment with my voice. But I can never bring myself to reach that level when I karaoke. I'm too scared to take a risk.

But with death and such aside, I am the 'best' singer in my guys choir according to my choir teachers, my accompanist, and several other people. They say I have an extremely mature voice for my age, I guess that's a good thing...But you never know. I'm 14 by the way.

I think I'm... Decent, for the most part. I'm a horrible soloist. I get nervous and my breath support goes out the window, I start freaking out about not projecting so my theater training comes back and I drop into chest voice so my tone gets all freaky and then I end up off pitch and can't reach some of the notes so I try to switch registers halfway through a phrase, which never works. *shudders* I don't like singing solos. But I do great in an ensemble. I don't read very well, but I'm getting better. I can hold a harmony pretty well, and usually find my part in the mix. I do my best singing in the barn when no one else is there, though. Great acoustics in the hallways, and the horses always seem to appreciate my singing. biggrin

i am a good singer, but i will always improve on my skill and not be ignorant.

I live by the saying.. "If you don't love you, then no one else will." I, personally, love the way I sing.

I also think that I'm the strongest voice in my section, but that's probably just me being conceited.

Mmmm I think I'm pretty good... I've been told that I could pay my way through colledge with my voice from a vocal instructor...I think I might take that up as a good scholarship idea....I've also been cast in leads for the Musicals for a few years.... I have a good natural ear for tone and harmonies ( IE: I can tell you if you are off pitch and what way you are off pitch, and I can pretty easily find a harmony note for the alto line by only hearing the 3 other parts and no piano...), but it was developed in and by all my musical exposure... in other words I do not have perfect pitch... I can however give you a B flat (pretty acurately) if need be. I'm ok at rhythms, but not the best since I don't pay attention to my music sometimes because I'm usually trying to make sure I don't make up a harmony line that isn't there....I do solos ok (even I get nervous ), but I like singing in groups for the sheer joy of the pretty sounds you can make heart ....

I'm one of the best singers in my choir, and I think I'm pretty good. People have been telling me I sing well since I was little. I sing a lot, though, and it has made me better. Much better. When I'm nervous I'm not as good, or when I'm sick.