Computer woes and others
My computer is dying. Well it crashed the other day and would not boot up. After consultation with T and S they agree that there is probably an issue with my motherboard. I did eventually managed to get it up and running again and it seems to be doing well now, but the little incident really freaked me out (at that moment I didn't actually have all the data back up) and I am once again in the market for a new laptop. I am trying to decide if I will stick with the Dell or go MAC. After all, everyone knows that Apple makes the coolest computers. And Q told me that Apple's new Bootcamp will allow me to run windows on a mac, so I can still run my windows specific programs. Sounds intriguing, I must look into this. I was just so not planning on forking out a grand for another computer just yet though, with the Lauridsen weekend costing me a lot of money and since Kathleen will be returning soon I will restart the lessons and they cost an arm and leg. Plus the toad will me moving to NYC in a month and then I have to pay double rent. Ugh, financial woes runneth over. I have that summer teaching gig that will help bring in extra money, so at least that would help.
It's interesting working with kids on the H & G. One of the kids got cranky today and I really didn't know what to do. And I have a 7 year old who is having some trouble with the music, though I am not too worried cos I think he's just young, but I have to pay extra attention to him and sing in his ear. Some of the music is starting to get tricky and I have to start working on it a little at home.
The Opera Concert went really well. I don't think I have enjoyed a concert that much for a while. Unlike the Messiah, the focus wasn't so much on refined singing with a beautiful light tone, sort of like the frosting on a cake. Instead I get to sing like an opera singer, which is what I am anyway, so I felt that I was able to put my training to good use! Also I got to belt out high Bs and Cs, which you never get to do singing oratorios, masses and the such, esp if you sing second soprano like me.
It's interesting working with kids on the H & G. One of the kids got cranky today and I really didn't know what to do. And I have a 7 year old who is having some trouble with the music, though I am not too worried cos I think he's just young, but I have to pay extra attention to him and sing in his ear. Some of the music is starting to get tricky and I have to start working on it a little at home.
The Opera Concert went really well. I don't think I have enjoyed a concert that much for a while. Unlike the Messiah, the focus wasn't so much on refined singing with a beautiful light tone, sort of like the frosting on a cake. Instead I get to sing like an opera singer, which is what I am anyway, so I felt that I was able to put my training to good use! Also I got to belt out high Bs and Cs, which you never get to do singing oratorios, masses and the such, esp if you sing second soprano like me.
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