When She Loved Me...

[IanBorthwick]

Now that I made you look, here's a new song. Let me know, PLEASE, how you like it? Either here or on SingSnap? THanks

http://www.singsnap.com/snap/watchandlisten/play/b864dbaf0

Beyond the Sea

http://www.singsnap.com/snap/watchandlisten/play/bcb991628

[Realist]

I liked 'em both, Ian.

[Canticle]

Smiles atcha :) Both very nice Ian

[onewhocares]

Ian,

The first song reminded me of an almost polished version of Roger Whittiker. I liked the second song but would have liked it a bit more sultry.

All in all I aplaude you my friend.

Belle

[IanBorthwick]

Thank you all.

[MarieDelta]

As always Ian, you blow me away. Great songs, my friend.

[darkeyes]

As always Ian, you blow me away.

I'm begging your pudding???:eek:

[MarieDelta]

I'm begging your pudding???:eek:

Pudding? Did someone say Pudding? What Flavor? I hope its chocolate!

[IanBorthwick]

I'm begging your pudding???:eek:

Don't be so literal, Dark dear. I am the person on this board that gets the LEAST action like that. Believe me.

Canticle, dear, I wish I knew HOW to sound sultry. Fact is I was classically trained and there are some things that do not come naturally or at all anymore.

Let me give you an amusing anecdote to give you a fun idea how heavily trained we were by the time we went on stage.

I began training was I was just turned 9 and entered the Concert Choir when I was 10. By the time I was 13 I had been in numerous things from the Soundtrack to the movie Brainstorm(NAtalie Woods' last film) to singing in the Music Center and the Hollywood Bowl numerous times. So ingrained is the singing that when, in 1984, I was singing with the choir for the Olympics in Los Angeles(incidentally one of the performances was for the Queen and Princess Margaret) we all were well seasoned. Some of the British boys they brought over to play extras on stage and do odd things took sick. This was the bad because he was the one who did the screaming in doppler as the boy who falls off the cliff in Peter Grimes.

So they took us all aside and asked could we "scream" as the buy did for it. Well it was a disaster. We couldn't scream at all...we had unlearned HOW to do that as boys normally would! It sounded like a descending series of notes
and not a credible scream. Try as we might, we could not accomplish it anymore. This made Robert Rogers, the choreographer and stager for the choir laugh his head off. It tickled him to know he and Douglas Neslund had eradicated it from our natural boyish ways.

In the end, they went with another of the boys they brought with them but it was not all ideal. Still, it was a damn sight better than my OWN attempt let me tell you. :D

[darkeyes]

Don't be so literal, Dark dear. I am the person on this board that gets the LEAST action like that. Believe me.




Jus a lil giggle, Ian dear..:tong:;)