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Joey and Hubert, 10 Jan 06, Garden Suite, Oriental Hotel

10 January 2006

Hsin Yeow’s thoughts: You’re My Brown-Eyed Girl I received a call from Joey about two weeks before her wedding. Although Joey thought she made the call at the very last-minute, she doesn’t hold the record. It probably belongs to Dominic, whom I sung for last year. He contacted me a mere 3 days before his wedding! Back to Joey. She was really easy-going, and so was Hubert. Hubert had only one request: to sing Brown-Eyed Girl. I hadn’t heard the…

Felicia and Kai, 9 Jan 06, Noble House Restaurant

9 January 2006

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Hsin Yeow’s thoughts: 出嫁 (Getting married) Performing at Noble House is always a gamble, because the microphones tend to act up. The management should really make an effort to upgrade its sound system or get new microphones because the current ones are on their last legs. Technical problems aside, Hui Bing and I really enjoyed singing for Shan Shan (Felicia) and Xin Kai. It was great to finally meet them after communicating through e-mails — Felicia was planning her wedding…

Tricia and Alvin, 7 Jan 06, Conrad Centennial

7 January 2006

Conrad Centennial Singapore

Hsin Yeow’s thoughts: Beautiful In My Eyes I love to listen to wedding speeches, if they are done properly. If I were to deliver one, I’d make sure it is either succinct, funny or touching. Alvin’s father gave a speech that was all of the above, and more. He had us all in stitches when he related how Alvin broke the news to him that he was attached to Tricia. At the time, Alvin was studying in Australia, and his…

Joseph and Li Wei, 2 Jan 06, Si Chuan Dou Hua, UOB Plaza 1

2 January 2006

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Hsin Yeow’s thoughts: Memorising Your Lyrics By some strange coincidence, 3 of my clients in January sang for their wives during the wedding dinner. Joe was the first; he surprised me because he wanted to sing 勇气 (Courage). You need about three lungs to sing this song properly because there’s a huge chunk of words to plough through before you hit the chorus. Li Wei and Joseph I needn’t have worried. As Joe sang, it became obvious he knew the…