Brown County Fair Talent Contest

As a singing teacher I am always thrilled when mytaught by a teacher-performer) have been more that
students want to get into a talent contest. It showsexquisite.I teach students to look at talent contests
initiative and guts. Most of all, it tells me that thefor what they are supposed to be: time in a pressure
students are eager to display their talents for otherscooker that tosses them in the deep end, but has
and take a chance on performing in front of a lot ofthe chance for glory and sacrifice. They will do
people.It is the summer of 2006 and 2 of my singinggreatly. I know it because they see themselves as
students are going to partake in the Brown Countywinners. It is a whole new level for a student to
Talent Contest on Thursday, August 10. Performing inparticipate in a talent contest. For many students of
the contest are: Stephanie Dalluge of Lafayette, andmusic it is hard. But, once they are in the situation,
Ann Mehlhouse of New Ulm. I'll be there to give themthey know they can make it. If they never take a
the moral support they need to win. In the life of astab at it, they won't know if they can fulfill their
singer or musician contests play a big part of theirpromise. That is part of the whole game, and even
musical growth. It is a chance for the students to putthough some people make talent contests out to be
their abilities to the test. To win the contest meanssuch a big deal, I want the students to do well, and
they will want to improve, and if they lose they willdo their best.Taking things out of context will make
at least discover where they ought to improve, and Ithings difficult, but a mistake, or a breakthrough
am here to help them out. It is important studentsonstage will help them to roll with the punches and
are aware of talent contests, especially when theyface their lives with greater musical confidence and
do not feel in touch with what performingmemories to last a lifetime!Amy Triebenbach is a
opportunities are out there for them.I will follow upprofessional singer and vocal instructor who can build
with another short article describing how the talenton your strengths and tackle problems without
contest turned out.Both Stephanie and Ann are gifteddestroying your confidence. She is an experienced
with lovely vocal instruments, and it is important theirsinger and voice teacher with a progressive method
families see them performing and putting their talentsof teaching that is individually-tailored to each
to work. Their performances in the Amy Triebenbachstudent's unique musical background and abilities.
Studio (see for more about the experience of being