Today was the Yavapai College annual Arts Festival. I went with nine other seniors, majority of us were choir students (eight out of the ten that went) and we had two other art students with us. I guess I was a mixture of both but I decided to stick with the choir for various reasons. But the Festival is split into two sessions and you experience the actually classes.

The first session was interesting, we learned the five basic rules that choir's go by. I can't remember all of the all at the moment >.>; But I do remember the most important rule, but feeling into the song that you're singing. You want to feel apart of the piece.

The second session was a lot of fun but at the same time really uncomfortable. I was surrounded by unfamiliar people, mainly upperclassmen who are in Chamber choir which is one of the highest choirs you can get into. And I was a mere high school student who is in a basic level choir at school... And all my friends were away from me. And I was singing 1st soprano which I haven't done in almost three years.

Oh, and this is the best part; we were singing the Phantom of the Opera which is waaaaaay high for sopranos.

I could hit most of the notes but near the very end it was extremely high and when I went to go hit them my voice was lost. I think it was because I was in an uncomfortable position because I know I could of hit them. Or I hope so.