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Entertainment
Showtime! Let’s Learn How It’s Done
“Showtime! The best ingredients for giving a great performance” is a course designed to teach you how to own the stage and make your gigs unforgettable.
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Catch My Performance For The Commonwealth Games
This Saturday 6th August, I will perform at the music event of the Commonwealth Games, which will incorporate a Jamaican theme due to the date being the 60th anniversary of Jamaica’s independence!
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Why Should You Contact The Sound Engineer?
Are there benefits for contacting the person who handles the microphones and amplification of sound at your gig in advance? Or is it best to wait until you get there?
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“Shackles (Praise You)” As Performed By Millicent Stephenson Sax
Today I want to bring back this interpretation I made of Mary Mary’s song “Shackles”, in the Mandisa version.
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Getting Booked Doesn’t Have To Be A Headache
Learn the secrets of how to overcome an empty diary and get Gigs time and time again. Ensure the future of your music business today with my e-learning course!
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Become Unforgettable With This E-Learning Course
Do you want to generate an impression in the entertainment industry as a musician? Get my course to learn about 10 key things you must do.
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I Went Back To The Stage, A 360° One!
The Herefordshire and Worcestershire chamber of commerce invited me to perform at their Chamber Business Awards ceremony for this year. It was great to go back to the stage, and the fact that it was a 360° one where I could be seen from all around made it even more exciting!
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“Shackles (Praise You)” At Sax Interpretations!
I said I would share one more song from my performance at Sax Interpretations, the online concert organised by Courtney Fadlin that took place on September 18th. Here it is, Mary Mary’s “Shackles” song, but in the Mandisa version.
