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Disney. After watching it, I felt overwhelmed with all the emotions expressed in the movie. Of course, being as young as I was then, I was unable to quite understand the meaning in the movie but that was not a problem. I was more interested in the singing and dancing that was shown throughout the movie. It was this musical that influenced me to pursue a career in theater and movies. Even though I loved the musical so much I never did see it live. My family could not afford to buy tickets and very

I attended the December 8th student recital at 7:30pm in Boone Recital Hall. I saw performances from Zoë Tucker, Leah Jeffers, Aleesha Yan, and Saif Saigol, all accompanied on the piano by Kyungmi Kim. Zoë Tucker is a soprano and sang the Italian aria “Se tu m’ami” with great pronunciation. Zoë seemed a little nervous at first, but gradually became more comfortable as the piece continued. Zoë wore a flattering black dress with a long sparkly skirt, and black flats. Her breathing was rather silent

This is Olivia Fatigato from All Music and I am here today to review some songs that are great and some that are not the best. I will be reviewing 2 songs that I liked and 2 songs that I disliked. I rate H.O.L.Y by Florida Georgia Line a 5/5 and If I Die Young by The Band Perry a 5/5 because they are very good songs that should make people happy. I do not like All We Know by the Chainsmokers, I rate it a ⅖ because it is not a great song because it has a weird tone. I rate Springsteen by Eric Church

Twenty-year-old Kehlani is way up and admittedly feeling blessed. She’s so far beyond cloud 9, that she’s floating past Cloud 19, literally and figuratively speaking. The Oakland native dropped her first debut mixtape in August of 2014 and she’s all R&B fans are talking about these days. She’s effervescent and smart but ultimately grounded as a result of experiencing a number of tough times while growing up in the Bay Area. With those unstable periods behind her, the “Bright” creator is sure to continue

stronger friendship. The next few days I spent singing to them or having them sing to me or singing together a English song they had learned in church or a popular Spanish song they didn’t understand, but knew the lyrics of. From that day I began to ask all those who I had more trouble communicating with if they wanted to sing and luckily they did. An exchange of songs, or a duet is another form of communication without words. Song can express emotions, singing them together is creating harmony, working

career hit me. On the closing night of a production of Urinetown at my high school, I returned to my dressing room and just burst into tears from the amount of happiness I felt from just being able to do what I love. To play pretend on stage, while singing and dancing. What more could a person ask for? So I more intensively started training, and applied to colleges. I graduated high school and attended Florida School of the Arts for two years and got some amazing training there. For a two year program

repressions I believed or had convinced myself were holding my voice back. I was essentially a singer but suffering from oppression of the vocal chords and I am being sarcastic, though at the time I was being serious. Having attempted private and group singing classes without success, the next step was therapy. Concerning the repressions responsible for hijacking my voice, there may have been a few but this was why Sue was there to assist, her job was to locate and release my repressions because my preoccupation

My initial expectation of this class was that I would learn how to sing. It was my belief that learning how to sing well can prepare me for the various aspects of performing on stage before a large audience. In addition, many people to see and admire the vocal and physical aspect of my performance. This class has by far met all my expectations by even though I do not sound like a famous RnB singer this class has truly helped me. I feel a lot more confident in my voice granted that I use to think

The Musical That Changed Me Standing on a dark and creepy stage. Hearing nothing but the voices of people talking back and forth like a talk show. Suddenly, the music played out loud and the never-ending voices quickly stopped. Little did they know I was scared to death. As the curtains began to fall back and the stage lights flashed onto me, I found myself drowning in the possibilities of mistakes. This became the moment of realization, that being in a musical would drastically change my life

In the first level,singers are called music students and they don't get paid. The requirements are being enrolled in a post secondary singing program, singing talent and ambition. Some responsibilities are taking music courses at a college or a private institute, practicing and performing wherever possible. In level two, a music student is now a beginning freelancing student. Beginning freelance