#1
Posted: 11/16/04 at 8:29pm
i know i've posted this before, but i was wondering if anyone else has had similar experiences
i was recently at an eisteddfodd and in one section a young asian girl of about 16 got up to sing. When aked what she was singing she answered "Tink of Mir" I initially thought she was singing an asian folk song, but i recognised the introduction. She starts singing, and i had to fight not to laugh. She sang "tink of mir, tink of mir fondri oohen we said goodbaaai. Lemembel mir, once in ooohire prease plomise me you'rr tlaaaai" and to make matters worse, she also sang Raoul's part "can it be Chlistine?".
It's unfair that some singing teachers let students enter these competitions when they are so obviously bad...because the whole audience we're biting their lips, hands, brothers etc to try and stop themselves from laughing
I cannot hear this song now and not raff...i mean laugh
any similar experiences?
i was recently at an eisteddfodd and in one section a young asian girl of about 16 got up to sing. When aked what she was singing she answered "Tink of Mir" I initially thought she was singing an asian folk song, but i recognised the introduction. She starts singing, and i had to fight not to laugh. She sang "tink of mir, tink of mir fondri oohen we said goodbaaai. Lemembel mir, once in ooohire prease plomise me you'rr tlaaaai" and to make matters worse, she also sang Raoul's part "can it be Chlistine?".
It's unfair that some singing teachers let students enter these competitions when they are so obviously bad...because the whole audience we're biting their lips, hands, brothers etc to try and stop themselves from laughing
I cannot hear this song now and not raff...i mean laugh
any similar experiences?
