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To succeed as a singer, you need more than just a great voice. You'll need a solid mix of technical prowess, performance flair, and business savvy.
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Creative & Visual Skills
Communication & Interpersonal Skills
Critical Thinking & Judgement
Emotional Intelligence & Personal Traits
Professional & Technical Knowledge
Organizational & Operational Skills
Physical & Situational Readiness
Where does this job happen?
This job happens in concert halls, clubs, bars, stadiums, arenas, theaters, churches, and Religious Institutions.
What do they actually do?
Musicians do a wide variety of things, and their daily activities can vary greatly depending on their specific role, genre, and career stage. However, at its core, a musician's job revolves around creating, performing, and sharing music.
What kind of person does this?
Becoming a musician isn't about fitting one specific mold; it's a diverse path that attracts a wide range of personalities and skill sets. However, there are some common traits and skills that often contribute to success and fulfillment in the musical world.
What skills do you need?
Musicians need a diverse set of skills that go far beyond just playing an instrument or singing. These skills can be broadly categorized into musical proficiency, professional/business acumen, and personal attributes.
How much money can you make?
- Overall Average: $44,855 per year
- Bottom 25% around $27,000 per year ($13 an hour)
- Top 25%: around $61,000 per year ($29 an hour)
- Bottom 25% around $27,000 per year ($13 an hour)
- Top 25%: around $61,000 per year ($29 an hour)