What an Aspiring Doctor Does with his Vocals

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My Favourite Time of the Year-- Christmas Carols! 











Me at the Queen of the Holy Most Rosary Church Choir

Doh, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti becomes a secret language that synchronizes with the silent but wordy swaying gesticulations of the conductor, the tongue to communicate with musical instruments, and— in different voices as a choir/solo.











Here's a little exercise for ya

| s : -.l : s | m : - : d | d' : - : - | l : - : - | s : -.l : s | m : - : d | r : - : - | - : - : - | s : -.l : s | m : - : d | d' : - : - | l : - : - | s : m : m.s | f : m : r | d : - : - | - : - : d'.l | t : - : - | - : - : l | l : - : - | s : - : d'.l | t : - : - | - : - : l | s : - : - | - : - : d'.r' | m' : - : - | - : - : r' | r' : - : - | d' : - : l .l | s : - : d'.l | t : d ' : r" | d' : - : - | - : - : ||

Cheers to whoever sings the right voice note 
Use any key of your choice

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