What can I do if I am not getting the opportunities to sing?

Yes, but it's best to listen to the blues to familiarize yourself with the genre. Additionally, when writing blues songs, make sure the notes you choose suit your voice.

Since open-ended questions require more than simply "yes" or "no" answers, they provide the opportunity for meeting participants to share and elaborate thoughts they might not otherwise have the opportunity...

You're able to retake any of the assessment tests about 6 months after you failed.

Anyone can sing if they practice. Just use your diaphragm, drink lots of water, practice breathing techniques and put lots of emotion into your singing.

Anyone, even the most tone-deaf, can learn to sing or at least carry out a simple tune with enough practice.

It's normal to get nervous before performing, especially in front of a crowd of people. Here are a few things you can do to combat the nerves: take deep breaths...

Congratulations. You shouldn't stress too much over it. Try talking to the previous drum major and/or the band director and ask them for tips. Different drum majors have different methods...

Creating a paper helicopter is a project geared more toward younger children. From your writing, you seem old enough for something more challenging.

There are auditions all over the world, but mostly in highly populated areas in Asia, Australia, and the USA. My suggestions would be: 1. Learn Korean. 2. Train really hard....

People are selfish and will manipulate you. You can either harden up and never help anyone, or stay how you are and expect to get fooled once in a while....