Personal Narrative: What I Learned To Learn

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First time I enrolled in a music class, I was six years old and discovered a world of sounds and rhythms that, in a few years, turned into pieces of sheet music and instruments I wanted to explore. After three years of music classes for kids, I decided to learn how to play the flute and dedicated myself to the tricky task of making sounds through steady blows and precise finger movements. I believe that most of my determination were strengthened during that time. Furthermore, I joined a choral group when I was 11 years and, in addition to singing, I learned a lot about teamwork. We had to work together in rehearsals to get harmonies right and sound good as a whole, besides we were our best companies to overcome anxiety before auditions. Always

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