Cantare 3 is around the corner.

For some seniors, it might be their swan song.

This is the time to put in more effort, passion, and commitment to choir.

Don't get caught by humiliating yourself when it comes to the performances when your pitching and harmony are all out of place.

Or worse, making people walk out of the concert hall.

May I remind you again, that choir is a team effort, not an individual glory.

We all have one thing in common, MUSIC.

We love music.

Otherwise, you won't be here either.

Seniors, are to guide the juniors.

Whether or not they do learn the right thing, that's a different story.

Juniors, are to give their full support and anticipation.

And to respect to your seniors, conductress and teachers.

One day, you'll be a senior too.

And you'll pass your knowledge down to your juniors.

I last watched you performed at Orchard, Takashimaya Shopping Center for your caroling last year.

Seniors, I hope you remember what I said last year.

And I'll say it again.

I felt that you guys did better than at SCH, despite the fact that Orchard was way noisier.

I heard a comment from a passer-by, saying,

"What's wrong with this group? They can sing, but look at their faces, all never smile."

I believe she's right.

Voices and expressions all play a part.

Throw all your egos away!

This is not about who sings louder or who sings better.

This is not a competition.

This is not about who sings the melody or harmony.

EVERYONE is important, whether they're singing as the supporting part or the main part, to bring up the song.

We all carry the pride of AISS.

Your t-shirt says, "Sing from the heart, Dream from the soul." (Refer to the blue choir tee)

Let me add, SING WITH FEELINGS AND PASSION.

Only then will your music come alive and touch your audience.

Ladies, don't let the guys overpower you.

Guys, I think you guys sing better than all your other past performances you've had.

BUT, dont be complacent.

Take this as a motivation.

Dont be too stiff, relax, and enjoy YOURSELF!

All the best, and I'll see you there.

Make this an enjoyable and unforgettable performance for everyone. :)

From, Nina's dad

Cantare 3 is around the corner.

For some seniors, it might be their swan song.

This is the time to put in more effort, passion, and commitment to choir.

Don't get caught by humiliating yourself when it comes to the performances when your pitching and harmony are all out of place.

Or worse, making people walk out of the concert hall.

May I remind you again, that choir is a team effort, not an individual glory.

We all have one thing in common, MUSIC.

We love music.

Otherwise, you won't be here either.

Seniors, are to guide the juniors.

Whether or not they do learn the right thing, that's a different story.

Juniors, are to give their full support and anticipation.

And to respect to your seniors, conductress and teachers.

One day, you'll be a senior too.

And you'll pass your knowledge down to your juniors.

I last watched you performed at Orchard, Takashimaya Shopping Center for your caroling last year.

Seniors, I hope you remember what I said last year.

And I'll say it again.

I felt that you guys did better than at SCH, despite the fact that Orchard was way noisier.

I heard a comment from a passer-by, saying,

"What's wrong with this group? They can sing, but look at their faces, all never smile."

I believe she's right.

Voices and expressions all play a part.

Throw all your egos away!

This is not about who sings louder or who sings better.

This is not a competition.

This is not about who sings the melody or harmony.

EVERYONE is important, whether they're singing as the supporting part or the main part, to bring up the song.

We all carry the pride of AISS.

Your t-shirt says, "Sing from the heart, Dream from the soul." (Refer to the blue choir tee)

Let me add, SING WITH FEELINGS AND PASSION.

Only then will your music come alive and touch your audience.

Ladies, don't let the guys overpower you.

Guys, I think you guys sing better than all your other past performances you've had.

BUT, dont be complacent.

Take this as a motivation.

Dont be too stiff, relax, and enjoy YOURSELF!

All the best, and I'll see you there.

Make this an enjoyable and unforgettable performance for everyone. :)

From, Nina's dad

Sing from the heart
dream from the soul

Our history
AISS Choir was first established in 1995 and has been under the guidance of Miss Sheila Ong and other experienced conductors. By 2004, the choir reached strength of 80 members.

The Choir participated actively in various public performances and staged several public concerts such as “Cantare” and “Jubilant”. Through these performing experiences, they showcased their talents and spread the love of choral singing to the public.

The Choir hopes to scale greater heights by staging annual public concerts and bringing their music overseas.

Executive Committee:
Sabrina Tianjie Nina Yuwen Amanda Kialeng
Bryan YingYang Cassell Fadhilah Kevin Cindy

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