Pee and No.
It’s been quite a while since I bothered playing by music scores. A beautiful choir piece has gotten me trying to play it on the piano, and I’m quite glad that my sight-reading skills haven’t been in the doldrums. And that the piano is still a wonderful instrument to tinkle on after a day at work.
All glory be to God. The majesty and glory of Your name. Two breathtaking pieces that the choir sang for our church’s English service’s 40th anniversary celebration. Two pieces that made me wish I was singing with the choir instead of playing percussion. I sang along anyway, heh.
On a side note, Mom says that the choir has improved a lot. Though she opined that the orchestra was too loud. Despite the hiccup that came along the way, I believe that the songs ministered to many. And that God is pleased with our offering.
Also, I still have to be more subdued and serious when it comes to practices… The kids rub off me too easily!! 
Oh what is man that You are mindful of Him?
Alo, Benita! It’s me, yes. The guy, who is looking, freaking close at the file, in the Choir fhot. Is there, a better photo, w/o me, looking so close, at the file? If no, then nvm. Thanks, Sister-in-CHRIST! I don’t rmbr, always looking, at the file. Honestly, whenever, i see how close i look at the file, i always think of quiting, from my role, in the Choir. Maybe, I should. I will, never have perfect memory. I’ll bring this up, to Pr Loli, this Sunday. Nitez!
Comment by Shawn Ng — July 4, 2008 @ 2:15 am
Sorry you feel that way. You really don’t have to quit, you know! You don’t have to have perfect memory to sing in choir. But since you have a slight disadvantage, you do need to work extra hard to learn the song at home so that you have to use the score as little as possible.
I don’t have all the photos - they’re with Grace.
Comment by Benita — July 4, 2008 @ 11:03 am