This document discusses the career of being a singer. It notes that singers interpret music using their knowledge of voice production, melody, and harmony. They can sing character parts or perform in their own style, and are often classified by their voice range or type of music. The average salary for singers is between $50,000-$60,000 per year. The document recommends studying music in places like the UK, San Francisco, or New York, and provides details on private and public college options for music education like Stanford, Berklee, and the University of Florida.

1. Singing my
way through
life
This career is about
determination, hard
work, and making an
impact on the world.

2.  Singers interpret music
and text, using their
knowledge of voice
production, melody, and
harmony. They sing
character parts or
The career. perform in their own
individual style. Singers
are often classified
according to their voice
range—
 The average salary soprano, contralto, tenor,
for this career is baritone, or bass—or by
the type of music they
between 50-60,000 sing, such as
a year. opera, rock, popular, folk
, rap, or country and
western.

3. Geographical location
 Thebest place to
study music is in the
UK. Places like
Oxford or
Cambridge. Also
San Francisco and
New York!

4. Private college for music!
 STANFORD!!!!
 For this school you
have to audition.
 More than 50
Stanford faculty,
staff, and alumni
have won noble
prized for technology
 Tuition ranges from
50-60,000

5. Public college
 Berklee!
 Located in
Boston, Massac
husetts
 Also requires
audition, and
live
performance
 Tuition ranges
between 40-50
thousand

6. State College!
 University of Florida!
 This college requires
your background
information and you
need to play at least
one instrument
 Tuition ranges from
40-50,000

7. Citings!!!!
 "Stanford University."
Stanford University. Web.
18 May 2012.
<http://www.stanford.ed
u/>.
 "BERKLEE | Berklee
College of Music."
BERKLEE | Berklee
College of Music. Web.
18 May 2012.
<http://www.berklee.ed
u/>.