what's your most unforgettable singing performance/experience ever??

my most unforgettable was when we had a choral contest with some university students choir group members and we beat them! we won as the grand champion where in lots of people watched the contest. that was the first big performance i experienced.

I was the lead singer of a band for a little more than 3 years. We played quite a few shows that I will never forget. Some are remebered for the lack of an audience, wild bar fights or a particularly bad performances. But my most memorable moments singing on stage happened while I was in college within a month of each other. The first was an opening gig for the alternative rock band Fuel at the perfmoring arts center of our school. The audience was probably about 1,200 people and was the most intimidating crowd we had ever played in front of up to that point. The next month we were voted in to play the annual outdoor music festival on campus. It was in the middle of April which can be still be pretty cold in the state of Maine. Our slot was two slots before the band Eve 6. I never heard any numbers of people that showed up for that show but we couldn't see the back of the crowd from the stage. It was a very nerve-racking experience but my voice held out somehow. I haven't performed on stage in about 2 years. I used to get pretty nervous but I still miss it a lot.

I sang "The Rose" at my cousins wedding and while I was singing, the bride and groom were to present a rose to each of the mothers. Well, the bride's train got stuck on something and it took about 30 seconds for the maid of honor to get her unstuck. Meanwhile, one of the groomsmen could barely contain his laughter and instead of letting everyone see, he looked directly at me the whole time. I barely got through the song! It was definitely a memorable performance!

one thing,i sung it last december 19,2007, it was my unforgettable moment..that i was out of the tone and i think i am a jerk that time.but nevermind....

Oh, this one's easy! Without a doubt, it was the time when my college Chorale (the highest-level choral group), along with the local symphony and city Chorale got together to perform Beethoven's 9th Symphony (we sang the choral part in German, which was very, very awesome). It was unbelievable...I was on the soprano part (not the easiest part, let me tell you--there was no way you could sing this piece without having a good warm-up beforehand), and we sang way up into the rafters for much of the piece, from a B above the staff to a sustained A above the staff (roughly 12 measures of holding that note and no vibrato was allowed). Without a doubt, that was one of the proudest moments of my life. :D