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Old 12-21-2008, 12:40 AM   #121
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Something tells me that ---

AUGH! SNOWMEN COMING IN THROUGH THE WINDOW! RUN! SAVE THE COOKIES! RUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNNN!
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Old 12-21-2008, 01:14 AM   #122
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Hi. I like how all the newer threads in the Entmoot Archive are April Fools' Day jokes. I am kind of sorry I missed the Star Trek one. Hm.
Lol. That one was very interesting.

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Old 12-21-2008, 01:26 AM   #123
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Old 12-21-2008, 02:43 AM   #124
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Wish me luck. Tomorrow is the day we perform the Saint-Saens Oratorio during the Presbyterian services. I get three chances to 'shine' :P.

It's a good experience, I guess... It's sort of like getting to sing a solo, but not quite so exposed (I'm in a quartet and quintet). It's kind of harder than a solo though because you have to listen to the other singers so carefully, and it's a lot harder to keep your melody in your head... at least for me. When I do solos I don't typically have to worry about someone else singing a wrong note and throwing me off .


I'm excited though! We get to do it with a small ensemble... It's about 8 string players, a harpist (!!!!) and then of course the organist.
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Old 12-21-2008, 03:51 AM   #125
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Since I can't sleep, I thought I'd mention something that I'd forgotten before... it's pretty wild and crazy .

I'm actually singing at the same church with the lady who gave me my first voice lesson (my first lesson after my voice changed, anyways... apparently my sisters and I had a few 'group' lessons with a guy when we were young).

When I was about 15 I had decided that I really, really wanted to be a good singer, so I asked a professional singer that I knew (a counter-tenor) if he thought I had any potential. He said he didn't know, but I should go sing something for a friend of his, who was a wonderful voice teacher.

So he gave me her number and address, and I went to go see her. I sang something for her, and she gave me a few tips and said that she really couldn't predict what my voice would do, but that it sounded as if I had a good instrument at the time and just needed to learn how to use it. She did warn me that as my voice continued to change, it might either start sounding better, or worse just by nature. Some people have naturally full, rich voices, others have naturally thin or twangy voices.

She was a little too expensive though, so a while later I started taking from another voice teacher (and in retrospect I really wish I'd have sucked it up and taken from her... my voice could be in a totally different place right now, but ah well).


But now we're singing in the same choir. She vaguely remembered me, which was surprising since I honestly didn't think she'd recall me after only one lesson. I think she mostly remembered me because her friend had referred her to me, and he was an unusual guy (professional sopranist... sounded a LOT like a woman, and didn't really have that 'counter-tenor' quality most counter-tenors have).
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Old 12-21-2008, 07:38 AM   #126
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*With the opening of FRS the Mooters may now get locally produced meat and poultry cured and cooked according to the methods of the olden times. The Cooking Monster was thrilled at the newly installed AGA stove and immediately began preparing a feast of delicacies and desserts with ardent help of the DDM.*
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Old 12-21-2008, 09:42 AM   #127
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Oh wow, Tessar! BEST OF LUCK!!! *sends wellwishes and virtual flowers for afterwards*
That's a lovely oratorio by the way. I like Saint-Saëns.

BoP, that recipe looks good. I think I might try it too sometime. Maybe for New Years Eve!!! I think I just made a plan. Thanks! ^_^

Katt... you do realize that to escape the wrath of the horrible snowmen, you just have to stick around the fire, right? *sits warm and comfortable by the fire herself reading through some information for school while listening to an interesting Christmas CD*
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Old 12-21-2008, 12:09 PM   #128
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Old 12-21-2008, 05:06 PM   #129
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Wish me luck. Tomorrow is the day we perform the Saint-Saens Oratorio during the Presbyterian services. I get three chances to 'shine' :P.
A Saint-saens oratorio?! Do you have any idea how rare that is? That's like performing a symphony by Puccini.

So it's The Christmas Oratorio .
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Old 12-21-2008, 06:37 PM   #130
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I miss this place. I have been so busy studying for the dumb SATs in January.
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Old 12-21-2008, 07:25 PM   #131
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Yeah, he didn't write much in the way of Oratorios, and from what I understand the ones he did write are just about never performed. It was a great opportunity . I've always been a fan of Saint-Saens.
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Old 12-21-2008, 07:54 PM   #132
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Yeah, he didn't write much in the way of Oratorios, and from what I understand the ones he did write are just about never performed. It was a great opportunity . I've always been a fan of Saint-Saens.
Well the most interesting part is that he was vehemently anti-religion. A Sartre before Sartre, in a way. But of course he did write a few masses and religious pieces. Afterall, he was the organist at the Sainte Madelaine...
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I miss this place. I have been so busy studying for the dumb SATs in January.
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SATs suck . I remember studying for mine was the last thing I wanted to do. Put it off as long as I could...
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SATs suck . I remember studying for mine was the last thing I wanted to do. Put it off as long as I could...
Me too pretty much. It's the last thing I want to do.


Anyone remember me talking about my teacher, Mr. Norman? So much has happened. He was charged and all of this stuff. Well, I just read on www.wjz.com, that he was found dead with a gunshot wound to his head. He was so messed up. I dont know if I feel sorry for him or not. Why anyone would want to commit suicide I have no idea, it's really sad, actually.
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BoP, that recipe looks good. I think I might try it too sometime. Maybe for New Years Eve!!! I think I just made a plan. Thanks! ^_^
Ooh, we should both post pics in the teacup!
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Old 12-22-2008, 12:22 AM   #136
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Monkeys. Flying monkeys.

I just bartended a party and had a few myself. I is wasted. Yay.

Yay.

Yay.

Yay.

Did I already say yay?
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Old 12-22-2008, 02:33 AM   #137
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I miss this place. I have been so busy studying for the dumb SATs in January.
Bah humbug.
Know how you feel. I'm taking it for the 2nd time this spring. Fun stuff.
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I miss this place. I have been so busy studying for the dumb SATs in January.
Bah humbug.
I'm so glad that here in the Midwest, they concentrate on ACT. The best part is the fact that ones you get wrong don't count against you, they just don't count for you, and as long as you get your name right, you have to get like... a two or something.

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Me too pretty much. It's the last thing I want to do.


Anyone remember me talking about my teacher, Mr. Norman? So much has happened. He was charged and all of this stuff. Well, I just read on www.wjz.com, that he was found dead with a gunshot wound to his head. He was so messed up. I dont know if I feel sorry for him or not. Why anyone would want to commit suicide I have no idea, it's really sad, actually.
That's kind of traumatic. I don't really remember you talking about your teacher, so I don't know what on earth was going on, but still... I would think that some students at your school probably are going to need counseling (not necessarily you; it's just I know that a LOT of people at my high school would probably need therapy for that kind of thing...). Geez.

Anyway.. update on my road trip. It's not a road trip anymore. It's a plane trip. Which definitely sucks. My parents freaked out on me and absolutely would NOT let me drive. It was an explosive afternoon. However, my mom finally got my dad to concede to let me go if I took the train or a plane. I was going to take the train (this time of year, it's so obviously cheaper than a plane), but my mom suggested that I check for a plane ticket just in case, and I found one ROUNDTRIP for fifty dollars cheaper than the train ticket would have been. I realize that doesn't include baggage check and such, but it also saves me about twelve-ish hours either way! I was excited to have found the plane ticket. First time on a plane by meself. Woo hoo!
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Hehe, too bad you can't drive, but going on a plane isn't too bad either. But ugh, I hate the landing part. So you will be going alone? And why there and not somewhere else?

BoP, if they look edible, I will!
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Well, I'll be flying into Denver on the morning after Christmas...

I'm visiting a friend. My parents were worried about snowstorms which aren't really supposed to be there... go figure.
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