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Will this work with opera songs?

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Lip syncing is just moving your lips and acting like you're the one singing, so you can do it to any kind of music that has lyrics!

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Are you actually singing along with the song, or singing with an instrumental?

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Lip syncing is silent mouthing along with the song.

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Isn't this plagiarizing?

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No. You're not trying to pass off the song as your own work; you're just emulating someone else's movements.

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Is 2 minutes a reasonable time to do a lip sync performance?

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It's a fine amount of time, if that's the length of your song.

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Do you have to make a voice when lip syncing?

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No.

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I'm planing to lip sync "Sweet Victory" from SpongeBob Squarepants. Would it work to have trumpets pretend to do the fanfare at the beginning?

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Yes, I think that would be very cute and funny. If you're doing it for an official competition, just make sure there aren't any rules about not permitting props.

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If I were doing the Mickey Mouse theme song, should I dress up as Mickey?

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You could; it would definitely make for better performance. The costumes are only limited by your imagination. Go crazy!

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