That was a big competition. We all knew it, The entire school was filled with excitement and anticipation. It was the annual choir (合唱) competition, and we were determined to participate despite
knowing that many of us were not the best singers. As the class monitor, I felt responsible for calling in my classmates and convincing them to join the chorus. I knew it wouldn't be easy ; some of them were hesitant and gave me skeptical looks, while others ran away. But I wasn't ready to give up.
With a persuasive tone and genuine enthusiasm, I spoke to my classmates, explaining why it was important for us to participate as a team, [ told them that it wasn't about being the best. but about coming together and enjoying the experience of singing as a group. Slowly, I started to see some students were interested and a few of them promised to give it a try.
Our rehearsals(排练)were intense . filled with laughter, and sometimes frustration. We tried our best to perfect our harmonies and cooperation, but deep down, we still held onto the belief that we would probably end up at the bottom of all the choirs. In that moment of despair, a boy from our choir whispered, " Are we just asking for humiliation(羞耻)?" The words made our doubts and fears stronger. But right before it was our tur to step onto the stage, Mrs. Wood, our music teacher, brought us together in a tight group. She looked into our eyes and said firmly, " We are not here to impress; we are here to express. " Her words made all the difference.
With an understanding of the true meaning of our performance, we stepped onto the stage. As the music started, we sang from our hearts. We didn't worry about being perfect or winning the competition: we focused on expressing our love for music and the joy of singing together.
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When the performance ended, our headmaster stepped onto the stage.
'The competition results were announced later, and we were awarded a special medal for our team spirit.
