I have been encouraged by the researcher, that I can sing in tune, and that I have a good quality voice for someone who hasn't done any formal training. I have been given tips to increase my range and to practise to learn to sing in tune. I do need a keyboard so I can practise singing the notes back, but as yet haven't been able to find one.
Anyway - down on the farm, in the middle of nowhere, I found I had a very very appreciative audience, so last night, I gave this appreciative audience a concert - and this is the result....
They heard me.....
So they came closer - they must have liked the sound...
Some were rude at first - turning their backs. They obviously didn't like the song.
So I changed song to something more cheerful and jaunty and wow - I had their attention...
Just to show you I had the whole herd in my hand, hearing me sing....
I could get used to this - I must ask for some moolah next time. Looks like I had a standing ovation too....
Encore...
Encore.... Encore....
I might go on tour!!
4 comments:
This is why I love cows. They are so curious. Wish I had been there. They would have been attracted to my hysterical giggling as well I am sure! The two of us would have made quite a concert!
Robyn, You remind me of Julie Andrews in the Sound of Music. I was expecting the cows to try and sing in harmony with you ... maybe next time.
You crack me up!
Larry
Too funny! I can't sing a note to save my life, but I don't think you can blame that on my deafness/CI's!
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