Tenors

They make me laugh.

Not even joking.

Possibly the best section ever. No drama queens like you get in the soprano and alto sections. No hardcore basses.

This week I get to pretend to be a tenor. Because of how everything works out for the choir performance this upcoming Tuesday, I am situated amongst all 5 of our tenors. Yet I still sing alto.

And it's bunches of fun =D

B.B. is a tuba player with me- and we get on each others nerves...in the friendliest way possible. He's like an annoying little brother to me. Annoying, but I am proud of him. He made to to National Choir as a tenor. They grow up so fast...

E.W. we went through elementary school as practically best friends, and our good friendship still continues today. AND his girlfriend is possibly the sweetest girl I have ever met, and I miss her.

C.S. is so little...but one of these days he's gonna come to school a head taller than everyone else. I guarantee it.

B.H. is good to me in my old age. He picks up my folder for me so that I don't have to bend all the way down. Such a good young lad.

and Z.R. has the biggest bluest eyes ever. And you can tell because, when he goes to hit those killer tenor 1 notes, his eyebrow (singular- no not a unibrow, one of his eyebrows stays level) goes way up. And though I joke about it, his solo in Amazing Grace is spectacular!

So there you have it- the most awesome section in our choir. Oops, I forgot someone. The tenor wannabe.

Ok, he's actually a baritone, but he can go pretty high, and actually has sung tenor parts. M.L has a dreamy voice. Ask any girl who has ever heard him sing. Last year he sang a solo for Brown Eyed Girl, I almost died...and then his girlfriend at the time punched me and I woke back up (don't worry, she and I were friends). Had to mention him, he also made it to National Choir (as a baritone). So proud of him =)

And with that, my dear friends, my post is complete =D

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