random thoughts

hehehs, the nanyang jc building is quite similar to a ghost town on a public holiday.
experienced this for myself, for the first time on thurs. it was rather cool. the chirping of the sparrows suddenly seemed as loud as the vibrations of my handphone.
due to certain unforseen circumstances, i was alone when i arrived, so i just sat at the brown wooden table at the eboussiant and took out some math to do.

the feeling was rather peaceful and serene. but the humid morning breeze made me rather sleepy so i started msg-ing gloria, realised that she was planning to come to school and study with the band people later.
so, i ended up studying phys spa with gloria and her friends in the container clsrm. well the point is: a school feels really wrong w/o its students

next up, attended NJC's choir concert on the very same night, Cantabile XXI, CELEBRATION!
the performance was superb, awesome, fantastic...basically, it was an audio treat(:
LOL, quoting what cally and gerald said: GOLD with honours is not anyhow award wan lor.

amongst the many songs that the choir sang, i particularly enjoyed:
Double Double Toil and Trouble - Jaako Mantyjarvi

Radetzsky March- J. Strauss

Como Compongo poco, Yo'Toy Loco- Alberto Grau (sang by the nygh choir which was one of the two guest choirs invited)


Special Item: A Cappella - this part of the programme practically won the most cheering, claps and rowdy whistles/high-pitched squeals and screams. cally was totally amazed by the guy who cld beat-boxed to imitate sounds of the bass, snare drums, splash and crash cymbals altgt... PRO SIA. the shorter guy who sang rainbow connection in a puppet-like? voice was also not bad.

finally, NJC choir ended the concert w the all-time-famous The Phantom of The Opera...

i've figured i should just watch all performing arts grps' concerts (that i hear of) after the damn As.

it's 00:26 now