Ok Phil

I thought i could add a bit more consonants to the sound to try to sound closer to the original. But it also explains why i got flat on the chorus. I will be back practising legato again until the song is totally smooth. For the high C, i had in mind the same weigth that i pull on the last B4s of the Don't stop believing chorus. But this last line of Eye of the Tiger is really hard because it ascend from G#4 to A#4 to C5 and you don't want to shed too much weigth in the process. In fact in the original it climaxes into a very belty and powerful sound.

One year before, on the exact same day, i took a huge decision, basically, i stopped my career that costed me two years of hardworking efforts. I was about to become an executive with very promising income and status, but i felt litteraly like losing my soul if i were to do one step further in this direction.

I gathered my savings to start something new and decided to become a teacher (social sciences). It is something i imensely value, and will also leave me some time for music and singing. I always found hard to find a balance when you have multiple passions. For one year, i have been studying again, and now i am close to the final contest, and quite stressed, but so happy to be there instead of where i would have been if i had chosen to stay and work as an executive. Also, despite the tight Schedule, i have somehow been able to keep my voice in shape and keep the progress flow. While my singing is not perfect, it is nowhere what i would have expected a year ago (i mean, its even better).

I took time today to congratulate myself because i have been able to grab my balls and take an important decision despite the disaproval of almost anybody close to me. Today, i make them recognize it was the right choice. Whatever the result of my exams will be, i will keep moving on!