That piece really was amazing. In a way I'm glad we weren't on stage for it, so we had no one looking at us and had the extra safety on anonymity. And that moment of silence afterwards was so incredibly powerful; I wish I could have seen the audience reaction, but I've always been pretty sure that they were stunned, not bored. :)
I'm going to miss using our voices that way. It was so amazing to be able to be loud and powerful and emotional with such a group of women. The words, the space, the acoustics, the people: all helped me to find a voice I never knew I had. Remember when I told you before the audions that I didn't know how to project? :) We definitely need some chorus-girl pot lucks or something.
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branchandroot
Re: yaaaa, typo
Date: 2004-11-15 12:41 pm (UTC)That piece really was amazing. In a way I'm glad we weren't on stage for it, so we had no one looking at us and had the extra safety on anonymity. And that moment of silence afterwards was so incredibly powerful; I wish I could have seen the audience reaction, but I've always been pretty sure that they were stunned, not bored. :)
I'm going to miss using our voices that way. It was so amazing to be able to be loud and powerful and emotional with such a group of women. The words, the space, the acoustics, the people: all helped me to find a voice I never knew I had. Remember when I told you before the audions that I didn't know how to project? :) We definitely need some chorus-girl pot lucks or something.