When life gets in the way

This week was a tough one for my project. I didn't get any work done on my aria. It's ok though because I got a lot of work done in the beginning and kind of got ahead of my own schedule. I guess in a way I was preparing for a time like this. So when I get back on track, that's when I will do my interview. Update: I have changed the person I am interviewing from Taylor Trolia to one of my best friends Sondra Alvey.
Not only is she more convenient but she is also my best friend so there is a higher comfort level. It won't even feel like an interview. Sondra graduated from Palo Verde my sophomore year and went to EAC(Eastern Arizona College). I believe her major was music performance. That is something I will have to clarify with her. But I know she went through the audition process with some vocal solos. I know music is something very important to her and has helped in so many. I know enough about her to the point where I don't even need to interview her but I will. I will plan for that for next week.

Down to business

I have begun research on languages. I think I decided on a language but I will not yet reveal it. I guess I will try to interview Taylor and get her take on music and how it has positively and negatively effected her life. I highly doubt there has been any negative impact for her. For as long as I knew, she seemed to have a divine love for music and it sure did great things for her. She was blessed with a great ear for music along with a very mature and pure voice.
I have the words already now it is just a matter of creating the music and translating the words. Maybe French. It is not extremely common for an opera, however it is not uncommon. The most common are German and Italian. I'm currently leaning towards either French or Spanish.