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Enter Poem or Quote (Required) I envision myself as a talented soloist, After singing Elvis in the dinning-room, to a thankful audience Would i be nervous or feel comfortable with the audience, I would dream of wearing a beautiful gown. Along way from choirs through the years, Now I have the confidence and ability. I studied with the Royal Conservatory of Music for a year, I had to audition at the teacher's house in order to qualify. I remember singing a very simple song, Which I had memorized and accomplished. Music through years and I am a fan, I have a selection of songs, I like Kareoke My favorite role models are Anne Murray, Neil Diamond and Michael Bolton and Elvis Presley I like listening to Michael Buble. Concert visitation to Neil Diamond and Michael Bolton concerts was very exciting., i used to like the Sonny and Cher songs and wish I could sing with a handsome friend. I think Christmas songs are beautiful to sing, I used to guide our senior choir on the piano. To become a performer takes a great commitment and is very time consuming. I think of singing with my sisters and calling our group "The Serendipity Singers'. My brother could record our music because he is n AV specialist.. Here's to hopes and dreams and I pray that God continues to guide us. Author: Gwen von Erlach Schutz.
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