Would you please judge my singing and give me tips so I can improve?

its hard to hear your voice over the musci being played but try and enjoy yourself when you sing, you didn't seem like you were

I think it's good that you enjoy singing and want to take singing lessons, but I don't think you have a lot of actual talent as a singer. If I were you, i would look to explore other talents that you may have such as playing an instrument, writing, composing, painting, etc.. It was also hard to hear your voice over the other voice, but as one person said, you didn't seem to really look like you were enjoying yourself. Look at these websites for free singing lessons: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Teach+yourself+sing&x=0&y=0 http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=learn+to+sing&x=0&y=0 http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=72D18927C0FFEA36&search_query=learn+to+sing http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=singing+lesson&search_type=&aq=f

First of all, I agree with scoot, use your diaphragm and heed her advice there. Second, keep your jaw more vertical, it'll help with your diction. Thirdly, you were way too low for your range. In other words, you should use a higher pitch. You're most likely a soprano, not the alto voice you'd need to pull off this song. Finally, once you develop the rest you should see about learning vibrato. It will embellish your longer notes more.

Please dont quit ur day job sorry but ur voice isnt even matured so to early to say but right now its goin to hurt but u rnt a singer

1) sing deeper, from your throat 2) bigger breath 3) work on pitch. puberty changes your voice a lot so it's frustrating to find how it works because it soon changes again

well i couldnt really hear you look for the kareoke version. but one thing is to have good posture and not have your legs crossd. idk y but my choir teacher told me that and it worked so good luk

If you don't already know this, my voice teacher told me these tips: 1. Use your diaphagm. This can be found by laying on the ground and trying to puff out the muscle directly below your rib cage. 2. Breathing through your mouth. You get more air support for singing notes that are a little bit further than your range. 3. And when you use your diaphragm, don't move your shoulders. When you take a deep breath, some people lift and drop their shoulders. Keep them still. And even try to think of a balloon inflating. That is all that I can think of for now. Good Luck and keep going with your singing!!!

My ears now hurt.