Rora gives you HUGE picture post :)

AHH in 6th form work is beginning to pile up and i have a maths test tomorrow! however i have things to look forward to this week :D like tonight hannah r and hannah s (two out of the three youth group leaders) are coming over to discuss a synrg magazine that we're going to..produce? or make. both? lol. ermm the weather this week will be nice too and wednesday is pay day!! therefore friday = trip to london to shop with alex b! and then friday night is fusion nighttt which is like our synrg nights (or like acts to others) but we're mixing with amplified (the 18s to 30s group) and there will be a bonfire and fireworks and hot chocolate and hot dawgzzzz!!!!!!! well that was my little wordy update. here are pictures from france :)

Yvonne is back!

Is it just me, or is everyone playing Shoskatovich!? The Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra is good, however I prefer the orchestra I saw in Singapore two years ago. I had the opportunity to listen to Brahms' Violin Concerto in D (op.77), and Isabelle Faust, a female violinist rocked the stage with her purple/bright blue dress! However I preferred Schumann's Symphony No.2 in C (op.61) better, it just seemed more dynamic and appealing to me.

A bunch of us had the chance to talk to the MPO's Timpani player, Paul Phibert. The things he said really affected me in a way, but not so. He said being a musician ain't easy, you gotta learn how to switch on and switch off.. but when you're switched on, you gotta be 100% switched ON; anything less than a 100, you're not giving it your best. Oh, and classical music is dying.. unfortunately. Everything is MTV and MTV is everything today. Can't be bothered to talk about that because you would know where I'm heading towards to so nevermind!

We had the chance to watch the Malaysian Philharmonic Youth Orchestra rehearse as well, and watching teens playing... was amazing. Seriously. They had a harpist- Bryan Lee.. I wanna learn the harp now! but yeah, I'm planning to audition for the MPYO next year I guess. Just an idea. Then I went online and searched more Philharmonic Orchestras and there was the Asian Youth Orchestra (based in Hong Kong), which is wayyyyyyy XTREME man haha. Yet again, I find myself baslhgdsaighasdgh about this whole music thing. It would be really awesome if I was at a music college right now, having several piano tutors and doing loadsa recordings and stuff. I had my ambition set since I was 6! to be a "PIANIST". 10 years later, the dream is still going strong. One day, I will be on stage at an awesome venue like Carnegie Hall rocking a really cool grand piano! One day.....


But is this what God wants me to do?

Yvonne's getting THIS instead!

nyehehehehehehehe :P I made my mind :D
it'll be the last thing of an mp3 i'll ever purchase..... (i think) sigh it would be so much cooler if the iTouch had a CAMERA! -____-
I can't wait for KL! SHOPPING! MALAYSIAN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA! JOGGING! (haha melissa) SHOPPING! PICTURES! PICTURES! PICTURES! PICTURES! LAUGHING! PICTURES! PICTURES! PICTURES! PICTURES! SHOPPING! PICTURES! PICTURES
anddddd I can't wait to get my books from Alex :)
andddddd ........ ok I dunno already.

I haven't practised the Dvorak duet with Samuel King (I love saying his full name haha)
so I'm pondering whether I should sacrifice my hanging out with the wonderful Panda Kids (sigh Daniel Sim i love you!) (my double study period btw) for piano and Dvorak and Sam and Mr.Thin.
I don't want to be sight reading again when I practise the duet with Sam!! plus we have to show Mr.Thin a snippet of the piece tomorrow! usghausdghdsughrughruh

Ohh and my tutor group, SFSN, will be hosting tomorrow's assembly. We're doing a short drama skit on Global Warming (how interesting) and guess what? my job is to carry and move tables with Andrew Wong. Yeahh!!!!!!! My big shot at being a DRAMA QUEEN!

..not.