So yes I started today! I can't wait to see how much I will improve and how much more fit I will become with this round. I have also changed up my training a bit to get even better results!
Here's what I did today!!
DAILY VOCAL
PRACTICE SESSION #1
I was practicing during my breaks at worked and practiced when I got home. Seems like I am never satisfied with how I sound. Maybe one day I will be a master at this! Alleluja, Apres un reve, Casta Diva, La Danza, Zerlina from Don Giovanni (this is the role Ia m learning), Bring me to life, Diamonds are forever, Big Spender, Separate ways, Rolling in the Deep, Umbrella.
Yes I am trying to sing every style - why not?
KEYBOARD SKILLS #1
C - M, m, Harmonic and Melodic scales, Am scale with main chords used. Dominant and Diminished 7ths.
HEALTH CONSCIOUS
MEAL #1
Breakfast had 1/2 cantaloupe along with other things...
BODY CONDITIONING /
FITNESS SESSION #1
30 minutes P90X yoga - really meant to do the entire thing, but ran out of time. Now I know I need to prioritize my evening a bit better :)
...DAILY INSPIRATION...
this fits in perfectly with the book I am currently reading
by Dr. Wayne Dyer "Excuses Be Gone!"
Hi dear Tiffany! I found your blog very randomly, but it caught my attention: I'm a classical singer too, and tought I did not practice enough. I needed a little something to encourage me singing. Your blog was a total inspiration for me, I've been reading some parts for a week, and decided to do the same. I changed the rules a bit, but it looks kind of the same. It's written in french, but in case you ae interrested, here's the link: http://operaphasie30joursdopera.blogspot.ca/ I will be following you during this next step to the challenge! Keep it up! You're an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThat's so great to hear I am glad you found inspiration! I need to work on my French anyway so I will definitely read yours!
DeleteMy writting isn't too slang or something, it is quite well written -not too much mistakes, abreviations, no regionalisms, etc.- So you might not have a tough time reading it, it's quite clean. I wondered actually, if I can ask, where do you work? -I can't get an idea, actually... Do you work as a professional singer? -you do seem to have long breaks at work, and a keyboard? Or is it school? Or are you a music student? I admit that I'm kind of confused concerning that XD And how do you happen to get ALL that time for exercicing and practicing!?
DeleteI work at a theme park as a performer so I do have breaks during the day. The breaks are 30 minutes or longer and so I do my vocal warm up and then at a later time I will do repertoire. I wake up 1.5 hours before I leave for work in the morning and I have been doing keyboard in my room during that time. Last night I did yoga at about 12:30am before I went to bed. Today is my day off so I wasn't concerned about going to bed late. I have very little social life - rarely go out to dinner or out for drinks. I don't have the time. I have about 5 hours in the evening to get everything done usually.
Deleteohwwww! I get it then now! I was so confused on how you could actually vocalise at work, and I couldn't imagine a place where you could do both of them xD ahhhh clear enough. That's very nice actually!!! You are quite lucky! What kind of repertoire do you perform there?
DeleteI am not a vocal performer in the park as the shows require dance training that I do not have...just using my looks and acting skills while I have them both in good form LOL
DeleteOhww! So you're kind of a character? :) That's nice! :D
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