Question of the Day, Sunday, February 4th

[Tobermory]

When I was young, yes. My mother majored in voice in college and sang all her life. Same with my grandmother who had perfect pitch. I inherited a fraction of that ability. But now? No. You have to keep singing, which I didn’t. And now I have lung and throat issues; my voice is scratchy and wobbly and I can’t sustain notes. I was singing in the car yesterday (alone), and it was cringeworthy.

 

[iPappy]

LOL, no. However, I caterwaul just fine, or so I'm told.

 

[BellaGooch]

Not particularly! I used to do theater but that was short lived- it ended after a disastrous song that I had to belt right after dancing intensely for fifteen minutes prior
I’ve been pulled up onstage at church things occasionally in a pinch, I think I can carry a tune most of the time, but I can have a hard time staying on pitch. So I prefer to just sing by myself in the car

 

[MoochNNoodles]

I used to love to sing.

I was in the chorus in high school and on the worship team at church. I loved singing in Latin because it felt more artistic and about the notes than the words. But I also loved when we would get to do modern show tunes. My friend and I did a lot of concert trips during college and you better believe we sang there and back and dreamed about moving to Nashville to pursue music. Neither of us did. Also I'd be a horrible famous person. I would probably enjoy being in some kind of community choir but I don't have the confidence in my voice now. Or the time.

 

[cassiopea]

Nope, definitely can't sing But like everyone else I'll sing to a catchy song while driving alone in my car!