Last night was the American Choral Scholars concert in Indy, with us performing Lassus's Lagrime di San Pietro, conducted by Brian Schkeeper. The concert was kind of a hot mess, but it was a great opportunity for me to sing with some musicians I really respect, so not a total mess. We all got trashed last night to celebrate.
Tomorrow night is the EMI Chamber Concert, where I'll be singing a solo cantata by Caldara. It's on the verge of sounding like either a hot mess, or a hot FEST. So we'll see how it turns out.
I uploaded a my recent performance of Shepherd on the Rock onto my myspace, if you're interested in hearing it... The first phrase is god awful because it was the first time I'd sung in that space ever and my breath was all messed up, so don't listen to that. And I breath in weird places because I was kind of whack. But I like the recording otherwise... Take a listen.
And don't make fun of the fact that I have a myspace! I know nobody actually visits it, but it's there for fun. So don't judge.
1 comment:
Shepherd on the Rock sounds really cool! It made me want to go sing some Schubert, but it was late at night. Then again, our neighbours play loud music late sometimes and I don't like what they play, so maybe I should have.
Anyway, the point is good job, and I hope you have a great time with the Caldara!
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