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Post by sonata58 on Dec 30, 2009 16:43:24 GMT
I sing along to Hayley's music when I can. I am a musician, but not a singer. I especially like playing the piano along with Hayley's music.
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Post by joanne on Apr 26, 2010 8:23:47 GMT
I changed my mind about my vote! Haha I voted "Never" at first, but I realised I do love to sing along; her songs are just so nice. But I stop when it gets to the bits she does most beautifully, so I can just listen, instead of murdering the song. Those parts, I would never think of singing along to.
cheers,
joanne
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Post by jamesrlucas on Apr 26, 2010 19:51:50 GMT
I don't really sing (I'm useless), however If I'm in a good mood I whistle or hum along  |
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Post by Libby on Apr 27, 2010 5:49:18 GMT
Joanne, the parts she sings most beautifully or the ones my voice cracks up on. I used to be able to sing higher notes, but not always as well anymore. Partly because I'm older, but also because I'm slightly out of practice.
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Post by anshita on Jun 28, 2010 16:34:02 GMT
I do quite frequently sing along to Hayley, especially when its a favorite going on. But the high notes are something I leave for Hayley to sing. My voice cracks, and that honestly does not sound nice! After all, who can do it better then Hayley right? - Anshita  |
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Post by Libby on Jun 29, 2010 5:14:06 GMT
It's not really good for your voice to strain it, either, so that's another reason not to do it.  I was always a soprano in choirs, but some of Hayley's high notes are the wrong pitch for me. I find that my voice is more comfortable in deeper, richer notes, which are still kind of high; like the kind Orla sings. One thing to do on high notes is to relax your lower jaw and raise your soft palate, and breathe from your diapragm for more support. But even when I do that, sometimes Hayley's notes leave my throat a little sore, that is, if I do try. I usually don't, though, so I don't ruin it. :rollin |
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Post by failedreaper on Jul 10, 2010 7:20:33 GMT
i sing to hayley if i know the song lol...but nobody would want to hear that lol |
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Post by Libby on Jul 11, 2010 6:34:19 GMT
It's very enjoyable to sing along, though. I like other people to hear her music, but I like it better when I'm alone and can be free to sing along all I want. |
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Post by failedreaper on Jul 13, 2010 5:49:41 GMT
not many people that i know have even heard of her...so when i listen to her music i think to myself 'these people really dont know what they are missing' lol |
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Post by talialoveshayley on Aug 1, 2010 22:48:40 GMT
I know most of the songs by heart, so I will usually, but often, I just want to hear Hayley.
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Post by stevemacdonald on Aug 1, 2010 23:58:01 GMT
A big thanks to those that don't sing along to Hayley if someone else might be listening. Of course, I wouldn't mind it if Hayley sings along to her own music — I wonder if she sometimes does, like if she catches herself on the radio. That would be cool to witness.
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Post by sharon on Aug 2, 2010 18:41:32 GMT
If we already love her music and sometimes sing along, I bet she does as well! Unless she hears herself on the radio right before a concert... I suppose she has to 'safe it' then.... i.postimg.cc/9fYxy370/smilie-big-grin.gif  Sharon* |
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Post by mihizawi on Aug 2, 2010 18:44:46 GMT
Speaking of singing along... I know this is a behaviour much more extended into pop, and I understand that there are very good reasons for this not being common nor acceptable in the world of Classical music where Hayley is mainly involved. Yet, when I saw this video, I couldn't help thinking how special it would be for her to one day get something similar happening in one of her concerts. I mean, most of you, including myself, would never dare to sing along with her if she didn't ask us to do so (I remember there was actually some sing along in Hayley's last Winter Magic concert, but that was meant to be like that, and prepared from the start)..But on the other side, maybe someday Hayley will write such a song that we got so fond of and then we find ourselves in such a comfortable and special occasion, that it will feel right to sing those words and that music created by her, as a way to show of how much we feel the song. I think if that day comes, Hayley will really appreciate it... What do you thnk? Michal |
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Post by martindn on Aug 3, 2010 22:18:22 GMT
At last nights concert, in Nottingham, Hayley invited us to sing along with her. This was "We'll meet again". Mind you, the woman beside me was humming along to several of Hayley's songs before that, much to my annoyance. And yes, some people did although I just wanted to listen to Hayley's fabulous voice.
Martin D
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Post by larryhauck on Aug 4, 2010 1:18:46 GMT
At last nights concert, in Nottingham, Hayley invited us to sing along with her. This was "We'll meet again". Mind you, the woman beside me was humming along to several of Hayley's songs before that, much to my annoyance. And yes, some people did although I just wanted to listen to Hayley's fabulous voice. Martin D Hi Martin I would have sang along just to say I'd sang with Hayley. We do that all the time in the states the artists seem to like it. A lot of the older folks may have been reminiscing about the war years. Larry |
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