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I enjoy doing this now that I’ve memorized a few songs. I know a few 3 chord songs. Three songs is about all anyone really wants to hear anyway!
I play You Ain’t Going Nowhere by Dylan and Stand By Me, and then if they are acutally enjoying it, I play You are my sunshine. They’re all songs people can sing along to and usually they will. Singing together brings happiness to everyone.Neat lesson. A couple of things I do to build confidence to perform:
1. Play in public places like the park, beach or even town centres…not formally busking, just playing where ppl might be around. Busking also helps too!
2. Playing when with friends as they are chatting awayAltho I disagree that you have to look happy and like it’s fun for performing. Nothing wrong with making an audience uncomfortable 😅 it’s not all about them. I dig watching all sorts of different performers from extroverted to painfully shy…it takes all sorts
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