RDP- Sunday – SING
When I was in college, I had a nice “little” voice which could occasionally sound pretty good — on a good day if something was in the right key. I have a deep voice for a girl and as I was a music major for a couple of years, I got used to hearing “girls on the right, Marilyn and the boys on the left.” My voice fits better with the guys.

As I got older, I apparently spent too much time shouting and lost most of the voice I had, but I still love the sound of singing, especially duets. There’s something about the interweaving of high and low voices that is a delight to my ears.
I’ve heard that singing in a choir is also very therapeutic.
Leslie
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I really can’t sing anymore. I sprained my vocal cords and never took the time to let them heal properly. I was working, I was a mother, and whispering for a year (a YEAR) wasn’t going to work for me. So I have good moments, but I really can’t sing more than a couple of bars before my voice fogs up.
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I really can’t sing any more either but I do it anyway.
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Harmonies and voices that blend are awesome!!
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I may not sing, but I’m a great listener.
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I’m not in any group now and don’t plan to be. But I can sing just don’t have energy.
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I liked singing in groups, though being an alto, I never got to sing the melody. I was also the middle of the sandwich (boring!). Sopranos (among women) have all the fun.
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But altos…. ha (I’m alto or mezzo)
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Never get the melody. Always the sandwich filling.
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Yes and the harder parts. Easy is nice once in a while!
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You and me too!
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Even when I had “a voice” it was a very little voice. I never had the makings of a great singer. I admire it, but it’s not one of my talents.
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I was the lead at school and I was supposed to be the lead in the play but my mother was in a head on that day and I was at the hospital instead. I can sing and sing well and I loved it.
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I used to love to sing, but love to listen too… My Mom and Dad were always singing duets–your post brings back those sweet memories!
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There something really heartwarming about the intermingling of two voices.
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