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La dolcissima effigie is from an Italian opera. I'm looking to see if I should continue to practice and see if it fits my voice. Thank you kindly to all listeners 🤗

After a 15-year hiatus due to chronic neurological health issues, I’ve recently found my way back to singing. It feels like a miracle to be performing again.

I’m currently working on rebuilding my legato phrasing and breath management—specifically navigating some persistent involuntary diaphragm movement. I would love to get your thoughts on my performance of 'La dolcissima effigie.' Does this piece sit well for my voice, and what do you hear in terms of my legato work and technical consistency?"

I am a USMC vet, tenor & former performer surviving with MSA-C and working through Dysarthria. I love the art of singing and after 15 years I am trying again after a dream I could sing again. For me it is a miracle. For everyone else, I hope you may enjoy.😉

I am a USMC vet, tenor & former performer surviving with MSA-C and working through Dysarthria. I love the art of singing and after 15 years I am trying again after a dream I could sing again. For me it is a miracle. For everyone else, I hope you may enjoy.

USMC vet, tenor & former performer surviving with MSA-C. I have dysarthria which makes English especially challenging. From Gilbert & Sullivan to opera, singing is my passion and resilience. Sharing my journey and vocal clips as I keep the music alive. Please enjoy until I'm able to do a final follow up.