How to Busk 如何在街頭賣藝
Busking is a fun activity for the performer. Buskers, regardless of whether they are professional musicians or amateurs, can enjoy the experience of performing anonymously. The success of the performance depends solely on how well the busker can grab and hold a crowd's attention. It's a fun way to be part of a festive crowd and practice performance skills in the meantime.
街頭表演對(duì)于街頭藝人來說是一項(xiàng)有樂趣的活動(dòng)。街頭藝人，無論是專業(yè)的音樂家還是業(yè)余愛好者，都會(huì)從匿名表演中享受到樂趣。表演是否成功的標(biāo)準(zhǔn)便是街頭藝人吸引和保持人群注意力的能力。身處歡樂的人群之中并即時(shí)玩弄演奏技巧是一件樂事。
1. Learn about the regulations and laws about busking in the area you want to perform before you start strumming your guitar. Even in areas where it is legal to busk, make sure that if you draw a crowd you won't end up obstructing traffic. Busking is fun, but not if you end up on the wrong side of the law.
在你開始隨意演奏吉他之前，要先搞清你想要表演的場(chǎng)所對(duì)街頭表演有什么法律規(guī)定。即使是在可以合法進(jìn)行街頭表演的地方，也要確保一點(diǎn)，那就是如果你吸引住一堆人群，你不能到最后因此而阻礙了交通。街頭表演是樂趣，但是，如果你違反了法律的話就并非如此了。
2. Respect the local residents. Don't ②lay into your drum kit at midnight in a residential area. Also respect the space of other buskers.
要尊重當(dāng)?shù)鼐用?。午夜時(shí)分，不要在居民區(qū)敲打你的架子鼓。也不要侵占其他街頭藝人的空間。
3. Judge your audience. Try to play music that will appeal to them. If they are older, play a few golden oldies, and if they are young give them more contemporary stuff. Watch their reactions. As soon as the crowd starts to fidget change the music.
對(duì)聽眾要有判斷力。試著演奏對(duì)他們有吸引力的樂曲。如果他們比較老，就演奏一些老歌金曲，如果他們是年輕人，就給他們多演奏些當(dāng)代曲目。觀察他們的反應(yīng)。一旦人群開始出現(xiàn)厭煩情緒，就改變曲目。
4. When selecting a location take acoustics into account. Many buskers choose subway tunnels because of the interesting sound effects. However, the public usually pass through these areas quickly and are not inclined to linger. Doorways and alcoves on street level are a better option. Train stations, bus stations and other places where people have to wait are the best.
在選擇場(chǎng)地的時(shí)候，要考慮到音響效果。許多街頭藝人選擇地鐵通道是因?yàn)槟抢镉腥さ穆曇粜Ч?。不過，人們通常會(huì)快速走過這些區(qū)域而不太可能逗留。大街上的門道和門洞是個(gè)更好的選擇。而火車站、汽車站和其它人們要做停留的地方則是的場(chǎng)所。
Busking is a fun activity for the performer. Buskers, regardless of whether they are professional musicians or amateurs, can enjoy the experience of performing anonymously. The success of the performance depends solely on how well the busker can grab and hold a crowd's attention. It's a fun way to be part of a festive crowd and practice performance skills in the meantime.
街頭表演對(duì)于街頭藝人來說是一項(xiàng)有樂趣的活動(dòng)。街頭藝人，無論是專業(yè)的音樂家還是業(yè)余愛好者，都會(huì)從匿名表演中享受到樂趣。表演是否成功的標(biāo)準(zhǔn)便是街頭藝人吸引和保持人群注意力的能力。身處歡樂的人群之中并即時(shí)玩弄演奏技巧是一件樂事。
1. Learn about the regulations and laws about busking in the area you want to perform before you start strumming your guitar. Even in areas where it is legal to busk, make sure that if you draw a crowd you won't end up obstructing traffic. Busking is fun, but not if you end up on the wrong side of the law.
在你開始隨意演奏吉他之前，要先搞清你想要表演的場(chǎng)所對(duì)街頭表演有什么法律規(guī)定。即使是在可以合法進(jìn)行街頭表演的地方，也要確保一點(diǎn)，那就是如果你吸引住一堆人群，你不能到最后因此而阻礙了交通。街頭表演是樂趣，但是，如果你違反了法律的話就并非如此了。
2. Respect the local residents. Don't ②lay into your drum kit at midnight in a residential area. Also respect the space of other buskers.
要尊重當(dāng)?shù)鼐用?。午夜時(shí)分，不要在居民區(qū)敲打你的架子鼓。也不要侵占其他街頭藝人的空間。
3. Judge your audience. Try to play music that will appeal to them. If they are older, play a few golden oldies, and if they are young give them more contemporary stuff. Watch their reactions. As soon as the crowd starts to fidget change the music.
對(duì)聽眾要有判斷力。試著演奏對(duì)他們有吸引力的樂曲。如果他們比較老，就演奏一些老歌金曲，如果他們是年輕人，就給他們多演奏些當(dāng)代曲目。觀察他們的反應(yīng)。一旦人群開始出現(xiàn)厭煩情緒，就改變曲目。
4. When selecting a location take acoustics into account. Many buskers choose subway tunnels because of the interesting sound effects. However, the public usually pass through these areas quickly and are not inclined to linger. Doorways and alcoves on street level are a better option. Train stations, bus stations and other places where people have to wait are the best.
在選擇場(chǎng)地的時(shí)候，要考慮到音響效果。許多街頭藝人選擇地鐵通道是因?yàn)槟抢镉腥さ穆曇粜Ч?。不過，人們通常會(huì)快速走過這些區(qū)域而不太可能逗留。大街上的門道和門洞是個(gè)更好的選擇。而火車站、汽車站和其它人們要做停留的地方則是的場(chǎng)所。