Any advice would be appreciated, thanks.
I was the new comer, not only to Orinda Idol but to performing itself. Having sung in choir for only two years I decided to compete in my community's "American Idol". The veterans looked on me as if I was a toddler and they were royalty, but my song choice was strong and my passion, stronger. With uplifting words from my colleagues I stepped on stage and drank in the sight of two thousand audience members intermingled with three judges, all expecting a masterpiece (so it seemed at the time). The piano began its smooth legato line and I began to sing. The words were not from memory but rather brought up by the pulling tension and soft release of the melody. My sharp tenor voice seamlessly married with the warm, rounded bass notes and I was in harmony. Reaching the ending climax I drew in a heavily supported breath, belted a magnificent high G and for a moment time was brought to a halt. The reverberations dissipated throughout the theater and I was left, beaming.
- Kevin D.
I was the new comer, not only to Orinda Idol but to performing itself. Having sung in choir for only two years I decided to compete in my community's "American Idol". The veterans looked on me as if I was a toddler and they were royalty, but my song choice was strong and my passion, stronger. With uplifting words from my colleagues I stepped on stage and drank in the sight of two thousand audience members intermingled with three judges, all expecting a masterpiece (so it seemed at the time). The piano began its smooth legato line and I began to sing. The words were not from memory but rather brought up by the pulling tension and soft release of the melody. My sharp tenor voice seamlessly married with the warm, rounded bass notes and I was in harmony. Reaching the ending climax I drew in a heavily supported breath, belted a magnificent high G and for a moment time was brought to a halt. The reverberations dissipated throughout the theater and I was left, beaming.
- Kevin D.