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Hey guys, it's me again. (To those who are new to choir, i'm an alumni)
Anyway, there's probably no chance of you guys seeing this before choir rehearsal, unless you decide to use the pc in the music room without permission from Mrs Leong.
However, i just want you guys to give all your best in this last practice before the performance on Founders' Day.
And a few pointers which the seniors know but chose to ignore.
1. No more chit-chatting among yourselves when Mr Tay/Ms Tham is giving instructions/working with other section.
2. Remember to bring your scores, pencil and waterbottle.
3. Take down notes, even if it's not for your section. Vital information to keep in tune can be found from other sections.
4. Do your breathing exercises properly. It's utterly useless to be singing when you aren't warmed-up properly.
Well, these are the few points i can provide you guys with, and i really hope you can at least remember to do them.
And "An Irish Blessing" isn't really that hard.
It's only a few bars long, 4 pages, and the harmonization are not hard to tune.
Theseniors alumni had learnt this song in 2006 with just about 4 rehearsals.
It's all a matter of working hard.
I hope to see a wonderful performance during Founders' Day. =)
All the Best!
Anyway, there's probably no chance of you guys seeing this before choir rehearsal, unless you decide to use the pc in the music room without permission from Mrs Leong.
However, i just want you guys to give all your best in this last practice before the performance on Founders' Day.
And a few pointers which the seniors know but chose to ignore.
1. No more chit-chatting among yourselves when Mr Tay/Ms Tham is giving instructions/working with other section.
2. Remember to bring your scores, pencil and waterbottle.
3. Take down notes, even if it's not for your section. Vital information to keep in tune can be found from other sections.
4. Do your breathing exercises properly. It's utterly useless to be singing when you aren't warmed-up properly.
Well, these are the few points i can provide you guys with, and i really hope you can at least remember to do them.
And "An Irish Blessing" isn't really that hard.
It's only a few bars long, 4 pages, and the harmonization are not hard to tune.
The
It's all a matter of working hard.
I hope to see a wonderful performance during Founders' Day. =)
All the Best!
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