During the preparation? Yes. I've gone through the literal translation of the text. During the actual performance? No. My mind was going thirteen different ways to pay attention to the meaning of the text. I was the last one to perform in this student recital, and my nerves were killing me by the time I got up on stage. I just wanted to get over with it.
It is usually after seeing the video of one's performance that one realizes the things that needed improvement.
Have you met your new teacher yet? I hope he/she is perfect for you - if not, move on. Your interesting voice and musicality deserve the best. Take care.
For 35 hours, you are excellent - obviously a very musical person. Definitely keep it up - you have a wonderful interpretive quality, and a good teacher.
Hi Manxypop, thank you for the nice comments. You are right. I have a wonderful teacher. He helped me with both the technical and interpretative aspects for two weeks before the recital. He, unfortunately, has to move to Toronto to explore his operatic career. I will be continuing my voice lessons next year (2007) with a new teacher with a DMA in Voice from Indiana University. I am so excited!
Hi emyjaymac, thank you for the kind comments. I guess the reason I looked "confident" in here was, in spite of the performance butterflies, I did secretly look forward to being able to perform in front of an audience, and show them what I can do.
i like that guys balding head at the bottom of the video
dp100 3 years ago
Do you know what your singing about? Your Hand gestures suggest not!!
lemanast 3 years ago
During the preparation? Yes. I've gone through the literal translation of the text. During the actual performance? No. My mind was going thirteen different ways to pay attention to the meaning of the text. I was the last one to perform in this student recital, and my nerves were killing me by the time I got up on stage. I just wanted to get over with it.
It is usually after seeing the video of one's performance that one realizes the things that needed improvement.
jecyoj 3 years ago
thats great, ive never heard a guy sing this song before. im doing a music degree and one of my friends is doing a soprano version of this song!
SammySweetcheeks 4 years ago
Have you met your new teacher yet? I hope he/she is perfect for you - if not, move on. Your interesting voice and musicality deserve the best. Take care.
Manxypop 5 years ago
For 35 hours, you are excellent - obviously a very musical person. Definitely keep it up - you have a wonderful interpretive quality, and a good teacher.
Manxypop 5 years ago
Hi Manxypop, thank you for the nice comments. You are right. I have a wonderful teacher. He helped me with both the technical and interpretative aspects for two weeks before the recital. He, unfortunately, has to move to Toronto to explore his operatic career. I will be continuing my voice lessons next year (2007) with a new teacher with a DMA in Voice from Indiana University. I am so excited!
jecyoj 5 years ago
Good job! It's hard to hear you, as to critique, but it sounds pretty good. =)
Your FIRST recital? You are so confident. Wonderufl.
emyjaymac 5 years ago
Hi emyjaymac, thank you for the kind comments. I guess the reason I looked "confident" in here was, in spite of the performance butterflies, I did secretly look forward to being able to perform in front of an audience, and show them what I can do.
jecyoj 5 years ago