I sing with a semi-professional choir. I've sung with this choir now for 12 years. It's really grown since I've moved here. Since we got a new director 7 years ago, we've gotten better singers and have really better in sound and talent.

Before I moved to where I live right now, I took 7 years of voice lessons. The only thing bad about the lessons is that the teacher missed pointing things out to me that are important at being able to sing properly. I'm now learning them either by what the music director has pointed out to us or by what my new voice teacher is showing me. That's how I get further in life.

I've also struggled with my epilepsy and still have been able to get past that to get where I am now. To me, that's a big accomplishment in itself.

Becky

how good to hear of your singing Becky! and congratulations in pursuing the development of your talent

beckyboo, a singer way neat. and even more outstanding is that you are dealing with epliespy and making strides... nice to hear that your new director and voice teacher new changes are good and in the right direction and yikes already semi pro ,,, we have a soon to be pro here.
I joined a writing group about 2 yrs ago. I am trying to over come reading out loud to people and or to a room full of strangers and also share my writing at same time. I think singing is much more then a big accomplishment , thanks for sharing and your inspiraton. . it helps me keep trying as i had my jaw wired 2 times and have a inplant plus my pain diary i kept after my accident was taken by court and never given back it had allot of my poems in it. so you doing what you are is way far more then a big accomplioshment on many levels. it is golden to sat the least.
welcome to neurotalk .