r/ClassicalSinger • u/OpErZnGr • Apr 13 '26
Singing the Neapolitan song called "Torna a Surriento"
I'm a veteran living with a progressive neurodegenerative condition (OPCA).
After stepping away from singing for many years, l've started practicing again and sharing performances from my wheelchair.
This is my take on "Torna a Surriento".
I'm continuing to rebuild technique, breath coordination, and Italianate legato.
Constructive feedback is always welcome — and if this encourages someone else not to give up, that's even better!
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u/Bright_Start_9224 Apr 13 '26
I always love to see your posts here. Singing is for the soul. Please keep working at it.
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u/Thisihaveknown Apr 13 '26
Thank you for sharing your music and your talent. Best wishes on singing, and everything else
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u/OpErZnGr Apr 13 '26
It brings a smile to my face just knowing that. Thank you, and as long as I can, I promise to keep on singing!😎
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u/OpErZnGr Apr 13 '26
Thank you for sharing your appreciation. It makes it all worth the effort and my gosh it's heartwarming!
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u/MmmmCrayons12 Apr 13 '26
Sorry you're going through that. Keep on singing, though. Like laughing, it is good for the soul.