I was a judge on a choir festival, for the first time today. You know, you watch those music competitions, and you always wonder what type of a judge would
I didn’t write for a very long time and since many things have happened since my last blog post, I’ll do it the boring way, and I probably won’t mention
-Uhm, sorry, you’re not supposed to take pictures here- the nice lady in the souvenir shop told us smiling, after we already took about 47 pictures standing next to her,
Sometimes James comes to pick us up and sometimes we meet at the location where we perform/ have a rehearsal/ eat/ whatever. Well, this was one of the situations our
-Oh, you’ll love Chicago- that’s what EVERYONE who’s ever been there told me. And so I did. It was different than I
After spending over a month in Michigan, we said goodbye to our first stop, Dearborn, where we recorded our album and had the rehearsal camp for about 2 weeks. And
I started writing this post a few weeks ago, when the first following sentence used to be ‘Last week’ and not ‘A few weeks ago’, but before I start writing
Children amaze me. S.O.U.L. worked today with Detroit Children’s Choir in Detroit Symphony Orchestra Hall. Each person from the quartet was supposed to teach the choir a song from their country.
-Oh, what a day!- that’s the sentence I heard on the way out from the Oakwood Hospital, where we had lunch today. We were supposed to perform there today, but,
When you are a SOUL singer, one of the first things people who know about SOUL tell you when they meet you is- never reject an invitation- doesn’t matter if