Choir Presidential Election Speech 3935s

Good afternoon teachers and fellow choir , I am Koh Ya Shi from 13S20. I would like to thank to the people who have nominated me for this position or for any other positions and also the teachers and the exco for giving me a chance to present this speech in front of all of you. Before I begin talking about plans I have envisioned for the choir, I would like to take this opportunity to state why I would like to run for Presidency. Firstly, I am ionate in serving others, especially more so with people whom I love and whom I am comfortable with. The choir has been a very caring community, and I would like to express my gratitude for everyone’s care and concern when I lost my voice back then. It was an unexpected occurrence for me and I was sincerely touched by those who wished me well. Secondly, I believe that I could represent of the Choir when in need and take charge when necessary. I also feel that I could further strengthen the cohesive relationship the Choir possess. My vision for the Choir is for us to become performers who sing to our heart’s content; performers who appreciate the art of singing while spreading the ion and love of singing to our audiences. We do not solely perform for the mere sake of an audience; we do it because of the ion within us. We should all strive to bring across that message to our audience in our performances. We must always put in our best effort and show our appreciation for the given to us by our teachers and our conductor. I would like to propose cultivating a good habit of thanking the teachers and our conductor after Choir practice. It is impolite of us to just leave Choir practice without showing the appreciation of their . We should greet them by saying “Thank you teachers and have a nice day”. This brightens up the atmosphere for everyone. I have noticed that we are often late for Choir practice and we would miss our warm ups which affects our singing. I would like to suggest that whoever is late for Choir practice without a valid reason, will have to pay a dollar to the choir fund. I think it is fair for everyone to be respectful of other peoples’ time. Heavier “fines” could be implemented for successive late-comers. “It is not how much we try to do something well, but how much we put our heart and soul into doing it.” I hope you guys could entrust me this responsibility and I would definitely do my best and cherish this experience. With that I would like to conclude my presidential election speech, Thank You.