Christina Grimmie's Influenced My Life

I myself am very dedicated to music and I love to play the piano and learn and play all types of music. I remember when I was a little girl I would sneak out of classes and go to the music room where there was a piano and just play all of her music. For me, it was a way to get away from everything I was going through. Her music was deep and had meaning to every single word in the lyrics. To me, that was all I needed. I would do research on her and see what she would be doing and her interests and we were just interested in the same kinds of things. She was and always will be my biggest idols. When I was younger, I always longed to go to her concert and sit in the audience and just feel her music in me. By freshman year, I finally got tickets to see her and it was the most amazing experience ever. It meant so much to me that I was actually in tears while she was singing live and it felt so perfect. A few years later, my senior year, I went to go see her again. And this time it was an even better feeling. Her drive and determination to help anyone in her path is what touches me and makes me want to do the same things for my community and everyone around me.

Tatiana Manaois is a 22 years old singer she was born in California on October 22, she is an independent singer she started singing covers on Youtube and became famous on social media for her singing she stared writing her own songs and released her album named Speak now of forever hold your pain her second album was that was released was named Lovely Tatiana and Jake Roche are great singers but the difference between the two is he was an actor when he was younger and

She told me she is in the hospital with terminal cancer. I burst into tears right there, right then. Every hospital visit I had, I would cherish it because that one might have been my last.

There are so many talented female artists in music today that it's hard not to think of some right off the top of my head. Not only do they have great voices, but they're successful and confident, not to mention pretty darn rich! Some of these artists knew that they were going to become a star while they were still in diapers. The two females that I will be highlighting are two of the younger musical talents that are out in the industry at this time. They both worked hard to get to where they are today by starting off with many of the same dreams and aspirations many of us women share. These women have contributed so much at such a young age that it's almost hard to believe. Music is such a

Rihanna born Robyn Rihanna Fenty on February 20, 1988 in Saint Micheal, Barbados to Ronald and Moncia Fenty. Rihanna’s mother a native of Guyana, is Afro-Guyanese and Fenty’s father is Barbadian and Irish. Rihanna is the oldest of three children. She has two younger brothers, Rorrey and Rajad Fenty. Rihanna began singing at around the age of seven. Her childhood was deeply affected by her father's addiction to crack cocaine and parent's had a rocky marriage, which ended when Rihanna was fourteen years old. Rihanna attended Charles F. Broome Memorial School, and then the Combermere School, where she formed a musical trio with two of her classmates at the age of fifteen. In 2004 Rihanna won the Miss Combermere Beauty Pageant. She was an army cadet in a sub-military programme that trained with the military of Barbados. In 2003 friends introduced Rihanna and her two bandmates to record producer named Evan Rogers, who was vacationing in Barbados with his wife. The group auditioned for Rogers, who said that "the minute Rihanna walked into the room, it was like the other two girls didn't exist. Shortly after turning 16, she relocated in the United States and moved in with Rogers and his wife. Rihanna's musical style has changed during the release of her last three albums. Rihanna originally was being marketed as a reggae singer, but

You never truly know how much someone means to you until they are gone. All of the hot summer days spent at her house, the home cooked meals for lunch, the daily routine of watching game shows on GSN, the hours and hours of playing monopoly, and working the concession stand at Evans Park for the summer are now just cherished memories that I have with my grandma.

personally grateful for her service. His memory will continue to live on within many that

Natalie Cole was a renowned singer who won nine Grammys in her life and a person that many people came to love her over her years as a singer and she will always be remembered for what she did and who she was. Natalie Cole was born Feb 6,1950 in Los Angeles, California and she was the daughter of vocal legend Nat King Cole and jazz singer Maria Cole. She grew up in an environment that nurtured her musical ability and at age 11 she was already performing in a community and everyone loved her.

When I first met this woman, she instantly changed my life without me even knowing it at the time because of her life experiences, which spoke volumes to me. She did not have much family support didn’t rely on anyone, she was very strong willed, driven, and had a lasting effect on people’s lives when she talked about her story. The woman I am speaking of is Lois G. Taylor. She have traveled all around the world, marched during the civil rights movement, and battled with various health issues most of her last years of living. I took care of this woman during the final stage of her health because of my profession as a nursing assistant and I truly loved her, she was a second grandmother to me, and I was a daughter to her.

She is a great inspiration to me, and inspires me even more to become a teacher.

Mentor, older sibling, friend, guide, inspiration, and teacher. They have many names, but we all have at least one person who has influences us. For me that person was my gifted facilitator, Mrs. Tina McIver. Having someone who pushed me to do my best and excel, greatly impacted my decision to peruse career in math. Mrs. McIver was a huge influence in my decision to join FHSU Kansas Academy of Math and Science.

This women Mandy Harvey has gave me the inspiration to make better music because of how she went on with a passion with roadblocks in her way, but that did not stop her. I see myself as entrepreneur so when I see the courage of Mandy harvey it inspires me to never be afraid, but to be creative. So overall what Mandy showed me is Deaf people are just as talented and creative as hearing people and all you need is

It was the end of the weekend. Her dad had been drinking a lot, so she decided to leave for the night with her friends. When she came back on Monday at dawn, he was sitting on her bed waiting for her daughter to enter the room and gave her a lesson that she would never forget. The next day she decided without telling anyone but her mother to leave the house and never come back, not until my grandfather would still be a part of this world. Weeks later, she

I am thankful for the time we spent together, although short-lived. Due to a head-on collision, we are no longer together. I was not wearing my seatbelt but thanks to her airbags and crumple zones I walked out with scrapes and bruises. She, on the other hand, was not so lucky. She was injured beyond repair and passed on to glory right there on the bank of the ramp to 1-12. She gave her life that I may live - Oh, what love! She's gone but certainly not forgotten. She will live on forever as my Blue Angel in the sky.

She understood perseverance and the importance of people and she carried on against all odds. The last time I spoke to her, she knew exactly who I was, despite