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Have you ever entertained a crowd?

TLDR: Have you ever entertained a crowd?
Lammchen shared experiences of performing in front of crowds, including being part of a flute choir, a handbell choir, and a vocal choir at church. Despite being new to the flute and not feeling very skilled, Lammchen enjoyed the experience. They also enjoyed singing solos at their current church but have paused due to COVID-19 restrictions such as masking and social distancing, which have temporarily halted singing in their church. Lammchen expressed frustration over these restrictions and mentioned watching church services via streamed videos instead.
Lammchen

Lammchen

Have you ever performed in front of a crowd? Theater? Karaoke? Read poetry?

I used to be in a flute choir and we performed at some places and I wasn't very good since I was still very new at learning how to play. It was a lot of fun though.

I also used to be in a handbell choir and vocal choir at church and loved being a part of those. I sing solos at my current church...well, I did before covid. I am hoping to get back into it once I return to the church. They're still masking and social distancing and don't sing out loud yet which annoys me so I haven't gone in a long time and watch on the videos they stream.
 
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