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ghostpawn
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13 Mar 2009, 3:46 am

Many years ago, I was in a choir and sang on TV, twice.

My voice changed but I can still hum almost anything I hear, or make it up as I go, and it's one of the few ways I'm able to share my emotions.


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MissConstrue
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13 Mar 2009, 4:09 am

I was chosen in music classes I attended in to sing on some solo parts. My teachers use to comment on how good my voice was as well as family members.

Actually singing has been easy but as for facial expressions...I have no idea. I tried acting but had trouble with physical coordination, voice projection such as tone, and little things such as body language and subtle facial cues. It's kind of strange my talking voice sucks but I've heard otherwise on singing. I might just go back to choir after seeing this. It was one thing I enjoyed most.


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13 Mar 2009, 4:30 am

Mine is kind of bad but a singing teacher told me when I was at school as a kid that she had heard worse.