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To become a musician-singer, it is generally recommended to have a musical education, starting with learning to play an instrument (such as guitar, piano, accordion, drums, trombone, trumpet, clarinet, harp, percussion, etc.) and developing composition and performance skills. This can be done by taking music lessons at a conservatory or music school, taking private lessons with an experienced teacher, or self-teaching by listening to and analyzing the works of professional musicians. It is also important to work on one's voice to develop one's range, vocal technique, and stage presence. Some music schools offer specific programs for musician-singers, which may include singing, theater, dance, and more. There are many types of musicians, depending on their instrument and style of music. Here are some examples of musicians: - The guitarist: a musician who plays the guitar, a plucked string instrument. - The pianist: a musician who plays the piano, a keyboard instrument with struck strings. - The drummer: a musician who plays the drums, a percussion instrument consisting of drums, cymbals, and skins. - The bassist: a musician who plays the bass, a plucked string instrument used to play bass lines in musical groups. - The saxophonist: a musician who plays the saxophone, a metal wind instrument with a single reed. - The violinist: a musician who plays the violin, a bowed string instrument. - The flutist: a musician who plays the flute, a woodwind or metal instrument with a mouthpiece. - The singer: a musician who performs songs using their voice.

The field of work for a musician-singer depends on their skills, interests, and aspirations. For example, a musician-singer can choose to focus on composing and performing their own songs and various repertoires, and perform solo, in a duo or trio in various different locations: private parties, weddings, dance parties, corporate events, cabarets, outdoor events, etc. They can also choose to join a music group (pop music group, jazz group, rock group, multi-instrumentalist musician group, jazz orchestra, quintet, big band, harmony orchestra, musette orchestra, variety orchestra, pop-rock group, pop group, etc.) and participate in tours, private concerts, free concerts, new album recordings, etc. A musician-singer may also teach music and singing to students, by giving private lessons or working in a music school. Finally, a musician-singer may also be involved in organizing concerts and musical events, working for example for a concert hall, a festival, or a booking agency.

There are several reasons why a person or a company may hire a musician-singer. Firstly, singing and music are forms of artistic expression that can be greatly appreciated by an audience, and a musician-singer can bring beauty, emotion, and entertainment to an event. Secondly, singing and music can be used to create a pleasant and friendly atmosphere in a public or private place, and a musician-singer can help make people feel comfortable and encourage exchanges and meetings. Finally, singing and music can also be used to convey messages, emotions, or ideas, and a musician-singer can be a spokesperson for causes or opinions that he or she cares about.

For a private concert, musical entertainment, party animation, and more, a musical duo show is perfect. To find a musician-singer who will take care of providing entertainment during various events and festivities of all kinds (weddings, cocktail hour, jazz festivals, birthdays...), one can turn to an online professional directory such as StarOfService. Many artists, groups, quartets, and others are available to meet all requests and satisfy the musical tastes of the audience. To do so, simply follow the on-screen instructions to contact several musician-singers in your region.

The rates of a musician-singer can vary depending on several factors, such as their notoriety, reputation, skills, and experience. A beginner musician-singer may offer lower rates than a confirmed artist, although it may also depend on the client's requirements and the type of event they are solicited for. Generally, rates can vary from a few hundred to several thousand dollars, depending on the duration and complexity of the performance, as well as any travel or accommodation requirements. It is important to discuss rates with the musician-singer before entrusting them with a performance to ensure that you agree on the payment terms.

To choose a musician-singer well, it is important to consider several criteria. First, you must ensure that the musician-singer has the necessary skills and experience to perform the performance you want. You can check their references or listen to recordings of their previous performances to get an idea of their talent and playing quality. Secondly, you must ensure that the musician-singer is professional and reliable, and that you are able to communicate easily with them to exchange details about the performance. Finally, it is important to discuss rates and payment terms to ensure that you agree on these points before entrusting them with the performance. Do not forget the genres and styles of music practiced: current music, Latin (salsa, tango, flamenco...), classical and philharmonic music, chamber music, symphonic music, gospel, lyrical singing, rock music, French variety, Celtic music, pop rock music, acoustic music (guitars), world music, rock 'n' roll, musicals, summer music, live shows, jazzy music (gypsy jazz, jazz trio...), Balkan music, Irish music, international variety, Gypsy music, improvised music, etc.

- Can you tell me about your experience as a musician-singer? - Do you have any references or recordings of your previous performances that I could listen to? - What rhythms and musical styles are you able to play and sing (pop, rock, jazz, folk, rap, etc.)? - Are you able to perform solo or in a duo? - Can you give me a quote for the performance I want, taking into account the duration, location, and any specific requirements (equipment, travel, etc.)? - What are your rates and what payment methods do you offer?