Dear Hanna,
Go out there and enjoy yourself. We talk about Doctor Theatre - have you
heard that saying? Often when we perform the adrenalin, or whatever,
means that we feel fine during the performance and for some hours
afterwards. So, trust in Doctor Theatre!
(My nightmare, especially if I'm not a hundred per cent healthy, is that
I will need to go to the loo mid-performance, because I've been drinking
so much water to try to make my voice sound as good as it can in the
circumstances! It's never happened, but.....)
Regards, Sheila
Sheila Graham
Mezzo-Soprano, Edinburgh, Scotland
www.sheilagraham.demon.co.uk
'She is a singer, and therefore capable of anything' (Bellini)
In message <014f01c06b33$0dce4560$f4b6d680@p...>, Hanna Graeffe
In message <014f01c06b33$0dce4560$f4b6d680@p...>, Hanna Graeffe
<hanna.graeffe@h...> writes
<hanna.graeffe@h...> writes
>I've been busy during the last few weeks, battling a terrible cough,
>and preparing for Christmas concerts. I sing in a vocal ensemble
>called Lumen Valo, www.lumenvalo.fi, and we have a live concert
>"Mysterium" tonight in our national television. This is such an honour
>and a good opportunity for our group -- and I'm getting nervous!!! It
>is such a show to do a live concert in tv, there's no room for
>mistakes... I really hope I can suppress any want to cough during the
>songs; surprisingly enough my voice is pretty ok despite the constant
>coughing during the last three (almost four) weeks. (I really couldn't
>have picked a better time for getting sick, after being healthy all
>autumn!)
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>So, any good thoughts and prayers are welcome tonight at 10 p.m. EET
>(GMT+2)... Thank you in advance!
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>Hanna Graeffe
>hanna.graeffe@h...
>www.lumenvalo.fi
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Sheila Graham
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