HOW TO get good band in IELTS?
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The IELTS strikes me as a very accurate exam (much more so than the TOEFL)--which is to say that to get a good band you need to actually have good English skills.\n\nRead and write in English as much as you can. Watch TV in English if possible, find a native speaker to converse with (perhaps in exchange for your language or some service or money).\n\nAnd don't use a singular common non-count noun without an article (or possessive). You want "a good band" not "good band."
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Dinh,\n The best way to gain knowledge about spoken languages is to listen to them. If you are around English speakers enough (I assume that that is what ielts exam is for - anglais) I learned so much more quickly when I listened to native speakers. There is no way to substitute that experience. If you cannot be around english speakers, buy a tape of french - english translation.
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Conducting and marching skills, teaching techniques, communication and leadership ability — these are the areas that every band director looks for when choosing their drum majors and band leaders.\n\nLeadership and Communication are most essential. Students need to develop skills in improving one's attitude, large group dynamics, developing trust and earning respect.\n\nGood luck!
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well\n1. work on speaking eng\n2. work on ur attitude and personality\n3. work on ur patience and tolerance level\n\nand u may join some training instt as well
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Check out the local clubs and bars. Try to see if the schools have dances and want live bands. Play at peoples parties. Play anywhere they'll let you.
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Study approach for General Test and Academic Test is a bit different. Focus sing on your straight and weakness you have to make a strategy which works for you.\n\nAs an Asian test taker, you have work on your writing skills more than anything else. If you have a sound exposure to English language you'll be able speak fluently and you'll be able to understand and comprehend what ever you listen. \n\nYou can practise your listening skills on-line through various free resources on IELTS test. Their is no pass or fail in IELTS exam, every academic institution and immigration department has a different band requirement. \n\nJust concentrate on your need and work on that direction. Try to explore vocabulary, try to use a dictionary or other media resources for developing your vocab. Use some techniques for developing morphology and phonology.
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learning english:\nhttp://www.world-english.org\n\ntesting yourself:\nhttp://www.aapress.com.au/ielts/english/test.html\nhttp://www.edict.com.hk/diagnostic/\n\ntips:\nhttp://www.aippg.com/ielts/\nhttp://www.ieltshelpnow.com/iqs/sid.08505940814318167400296/free_tutorials.html
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it really depends on what you want to go into, I have to promote band, being a band kid myself, plus it helps raise your SAT math scores.
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make sure you know what they want(what style of guitarist) and then make sure you know what piece you are going to play.. dont look too flashy.. its a lot about knowing what the band is all about.. go with their flow dont create your own flow. when you get there stick with your piece dont try anything too flashy but use something you know will impress them.. and dont use a piece which has been used to death unless you can play it differently.. as for warming upo if they dont let you warm up there do it at home. just before the audition.. use scales and arpeggios and tear it up to warm up really fast.. even at the audition when checking your guitar use scales and arpeggios to warm up your hand.. stay cool get into the whole thing and be passionate. good luck.. (for punk use stuff from finch.. blues and rock and roll use ACDC or black sabbath.. iron maiden goes well with rock.. do not use hotel california unless you can really make it sound groovy.. and thats hard so dont.. guns and roses you could use but its slightly overused now.. metal use mega death... tough but good stuff.. their riffs are really fast.. and oh yea if you get to use a warm up song and you have a supporting guitarist use grab the devil by the horns.. never fails.)
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try playing in talent shows, parties, or clubs. expose your band as much as possible and some one is bound to discover you!
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It really depends on what stage of music you are in. If you have a product. Record/CD or a single, you can start shopping it now. You have to find your "something" special. An agent or PR person can help you with that, if you are having a hard time finding your nitch. Once you get a sample, you should shop it to local college stations, etc. Colleges are the best route for a band starting out.  Good luck to you!
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You can try with a rock band Lordi.They won this yerar's Eurovision.
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Firstly join in any institute where IELTS is taught. After u finishe or in the last week apply for IELTS at British library (hyderabad). U wil get a date. If ur goin for work u need to have something around 6.5-7 out of 9. u can mail me on itsme_shaggy@yahoo.co.in for further quiries.
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You can always check the classifieds in your local paper. I was asked to join a band while I was out singing karaoke. You just have to get out there and show people what you have going for you. Good Luck!
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The best place to start is to learn to play an instrument such as guitar, base, keyboards or drums & make sure you can sing and hold a note. If you can then put a band together, write some songs and tour the pub & club circuit. When you get some experience you can record some demo's either on a home pc or at a studio depending on how much money you have and then start sending demo's to indipendant labels & radio stations such as XFM.\n\nThere is no "School of Rock" but if you want to learn more about it then talk to some local bands (no matter where you live you'll be able to find some on MySpace) and see about woring for them as a roadie etc... this is very unliekly to lead to a "promotion" into the band unless you have some great hidden talent but it will give you a better idea of the life & culture.
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http://www.petraband.com/\nthat will take you to there homepage :]
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Go to the local British Centre.They not only provide all the information about higher education in GB,they also conduct IELTS which you may require in order to be eligible for admission.