Miss The Days
I miss the days when I was still part of the Central Choir. I wonder if they're still active in the one voice competition. For 3 consecutive years, I was part of the one voice choral competition.
Last November 2007, I went to Quezon City. I visited few of my fellow in the Central Choir but most of them were not there anymore.
Actually, my voice was really developed during the training and practice for the one voice competition. Now, I am here. I am still part of a choir but the training was too different.
Last November 2007, I went to Quezon City. I visited few of my fellow in the Central Choir but most of them were not there anymore.
Actually, my voice was really developed during the training and practice for the one voice competition. Now, I am here. I am still part of a choir but the training was too different.
Online Singing Lessons Are a Great Alternative to Personal Vocal Lessons
If you are looking to improve your voice through singing lessons then you may think that the only way of doing that is by hiring an expensive local personal vocal coach who will charge you a large amount of money for each and every lesson they give to you. But luckily for you, that is not the case. There is an alternative: Online singing lessons.
There are quite a few reasons to chose online singing lessons as your preferred method of improving your vocal abilities. Probably the first one that you will want to hear about is cost. It is far cheaper to download online singing lessons just once and use those lessons over and over again than it is to pay for each and every lesson individually. You will save a lot of money by choosing online singing lessons instead. But that's not the only reason.
Five Reasons To Choose Online Singing Lessons
(1) You will save a huge amount of money compared to the cost of personal vocal lessons.
(2) You can practice whenever you want instead of having to wait for a scheduled lesson.
(3) You can practice as much as you want without having to worry about how much it costs.
(4) You will be assured that you are learning to sing well as fast as possible using the latest (and greatest) vocal lesson techniques. This is in comparison to many local vocal coaches who use outdated methods that do not work very well.
(5) You will not have to worry about singing in front of someone else.
Singorama Online Singing Lessons is the recommended way to learn to sing. If you want to improve your vocal abilities (and do it as fast as possible) then Singorama will definitely work for you. You can download Singorama online instantly so there's no reason to wait. It's also 100% satisfaction guaranteed: CLICK HERE.
There are quite a few reasons to chose online singing lessons as your preferred method of improving your vocal abilities. Probably the first one that you will want to hear about is cost. It is far cheaper to download online singing lessons just once and use those lessons over and over again than it is to pay for each and every lesson individually. You will save a lot of money by choosing online singing lessons instead. But that's not the only reason.
Five Reasons To Choose Online Singing Lessons
(1) You will save a huge amount of money compared to the cost of personal vocal lessons.
(2) You can practice whenever you want instead of having to wait for a scheduled lesson.
(3) You can practice as much as you want without having to worry about how much it costs.
(4) You will be assured that you are learning to sing well as fast as possible using the latest (and greatest) vocal lesson techniques. This is in comparison to many local vocal coaches who use outdated methods that do not work very well.
(5) You will not have to worry about singing in front of someone else.
Singorama Online Singing Lessons is the recommended way to learn to sing. If you want to improve your vocal abilities (and do it as fast as possible) then Singorama will definitely work for you. You can download Singorama online instantly so there's no reason to wait. It's also 100% satisfaction guaranteed: CLICK HERE.
Your Inside Voice Lesson
I recently had the opportunity to test the very material I have spent the past year writing about. I had hired a specialist to help me deepen the process content of my book to make it more "marketable," and I approached our two-day intensive full of enthusiasm.
One day into our session, I woke up in the middle of the night, with a voice screaming at me, "This is not your process! It's not right! It doesn't fit the vision of your book!" The voice came from deep inside me, and I lay awake the rest of the night trying to understand why I was having such a strong reaction to the new process.
Of course the voice was my inside voice-the voice of my intuition-that "gut feeling" or inner knowing that exists deep in all of us if we'll only listen. Your inside voice is the one that knows who you are. It's the opposite of your ego voice, which focuses on who you think you should be. Unfortunately, even when we hear our inside voice, we don't always trust it-or want to hear it. It's easier to get caught up in the desperate, fearful voice of the ego. And my ego kept saying, "You have to do it. You're paying a lot of money for her expertise, so just get over it."
When I discussed my concerns with the expert, she insisted that for the book to be "marketable," I had to do it her way. So when I got home, I tried hard to force the new process into my book, second-guessing my persistent inside voice the whole time.
After a week of struggle, I finally acknowledged that my inside voice was telling me the truth: I could not write a process that wasn't mine. I expended a lot of unnecessary time and energy by not listening to my inside voice immediately, but you don't have to. The next time you feel uncomfortable-when something doesn't feel right but you don't know why-close your eyes, take a few deep breaths, and ask, "What is going on with me right now?" And then listen for your inside voice lesson.
Diane Sieg is a sought after keynote speaker and wellness author, who has spoken to thousands of men and women in health care, sales, and education. Diane empowers people to breakthrough and take care of themselves before they break down.
One day into our session, I woke up in the middle of the night, with a voice screaming at me, "This is not your process! It's not right! It doesn't fit the vision of your book!" The voice came from deep inside me, and I lay awake the rest of the night trying to understand why I was having such a strong reaction to the new process.
Of course the voice was my inside voice-the voice of my intuition-that "gut feeling" or inner knowing that exists deep in all of us if we'll only listen. Your inside voice is the one that knows who you are. It's the opposite of your ego voice, which focuses on who you think you should be. Unfortunately, even when we hear our inside voice, we don't always trust it-or want to hear it. It's easier to get caught up in the desperate, fearful voice of the ego. And my ego kept saying, "You have to do it. You're paying a lot of money for her expertise, so just get over it."
When I discussed my concerns with the expert, she insisted that for the book to be "marketable," I had to do it her way. So when I got home, I tried hard to force the new process into my book, second-guessing my persistent inside voice the whole time.
After a week of struggle, I finally acknowledged that my inside voice was telling me the truth: I could not write a process that wasn't mine. I expended a lot of unnecessary time and energy by not listening to my inside voice immediately, but you don't have to. The next time you feel uncomfortable-when something doesn't feel right but you don't know why-close your eyes, take a few deep breaths, and ask, "What is going on with me right now?" And then listen for your inside voice lesson.
Diane Sieg is a sought after keynote speaker and wellness author, who has spoken to thousands of men and women in health care, sales, and education. Diane empowers people to breakthrough and take care of themselves before they break down.
Super Ganda ng Pose
Crush ko yan!
The Soloist and and Me
A simple remembrance of me and my idol and soloist.
Negosyanteng Chorister
Central Men's Choir member wedding
The Central Men's Choir with the newly wed couple (Atty. Gilbert - BASS 2 of Central Men's Choir, BASS of Central Temple Choir, BASS of Central Choir & Sis Mar - Soprano of Central Temple Choir)
Blow-out party - 3
Blow-out party - 2
Blow-out Party - 1
