I Won't Send Roses (Closet Singer #1)
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Tom Kiesche sings (Closet Singer)
Comedy by Big Quiche! With actors Laurie Searle & Bryan Bellomo. A slight parody of Music & Lyrics by Jerry Herman. Thank you to Alex Varden Music. The rest by (including vocals): Tom Kiesche. A Big Quiche Production.
First ever vocal (singing with microphone) recording. Recorded at my voice teacher's joint. Before actually getting the idea to "self-record" and "self-engineer."
The Story: Though technically not a "Closet Singer" because it wasn't recorded in my closet, but this is the one that kicked it all off.
Singing the song during a coaching, I started playing with the words. My coach and I laughed so hard at one point, we both thought I should record it.
Bryan and I had just met for coffee a few days earlier, and he wanted to be involved in another Big Quiche Production. When I called him to tell him about my idea, he talked to Laurie, and they were on board.
And the first "Closet Singer" video was born.
Tom Kiesche sings (Closet Singer)
Comedy by Big Quiche! With actors Laurie Searle & Bryan Bellomo. A slight parody of Music & Lyrics by Jerry Herman. Thank you to Alex Varden Music. The rest by (including vocals): Tom Kiesche. A Big Quiche Production.
First ever vocal (singing with microphone) recording. Recorded at my voice teacher's joint. Before actually getting the idea to "self-record" and "self-engineer."
The Story: Though technically not a "Closet Singer" because it wasn't recorded in my closet, but this is the one that kicked it all off.
Singing the song during a coaching, I started playing with the words. My coach and I laughed so hard at one point, we both thought I should record it.
Bryan and I had just met for coffee a few days earlier, and he wanted to be involved in another Big Quiche Production. When I called him to tell him about my idea, he talked to Laurie, and they were on board.
And the first "Closet Singer" video was born.
Added over 4 years ago
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Before there was the concept of Closet Singer, this started it all...
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