Antoni Garcia’s Christmas Carol Marathon

Season’s Greetings once again. I present to you all a collection of classic Christmas Carols, which I sang not only in Berlin but also in my stay in Toronto. These were all filmed three years ago and I hope you enjoy them. Franz Schubert’s Mille Cherubini in Coro Hark the Herald Angels Sing Mary’s Boy Child O Holy Night O Tannenbaum The First Noel Stille Nacht (Silent Night) with me, Michael, and Elena

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Antoni Garcia’s Classical Singing Marathon

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you all samples of my classical singing. Looking back at a lot of these, some were good others were atrocious by my standards today. Regardless, I enjoyed singing each of these songs spanning from 2013 to 2015. These days, I felt like I grew as not only a singer or a performer, but also as a person because I still can’t believe I went this far with my overall life. I hope you all enjoy these selections. Caro Mio Ben (A Cappella) filmed back in 2013. Jerusalem (And Did Those Feet in Ancient Time) In Fernem Land from Wagner’s Lohengrin Se from Ennio Morricone’s Cinema Paradiso Cesar Franck’s Panis Angelicus The Holy City Dalla Sua Pace from Mozart’s Don Giovanni Jules Massenet’s Elegie Martini’s Plaisir d’Amour

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The ASS Reviews – Rick and Morty

Holy shit.  I feel like I’m going to get crucified for admitting to not being a raving foaming-at-the-mouth fan for this show.  Especially by the szechwan sauce martyrs who will probably demand for my head on a plate with szechwan sauce drizzled on it.  But my cousin requested that this show be reviewed and four months later, here we are.  This one intrigued me and annoyed me in ways that I wasn’t anticipating.  This highly overrated show got a bit of a reality check from me, but at the same time, a whole lotta praise.  I did my best with this one, folks.  I gave it everything I got and didn’t hold back.  This was made mainly for the truly smart, insightful fans of Rick and Morty, not the dumb assholes who only remember the catchphrases and nothing else.  Yes, I’m a 100% positive that Justin Roiland voices BOTH Rick and Morty.  Now who wants to get schwifty with me?

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This was an extravagant Christmas concert headed by a classical crossover soprano, who was known to the world for creating an iconic musical heroine from one of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s most popular works of all time, a cavalcade of gentlemen known for singing such mystical music, and a veritable cavalcade of classical crossover artists, including two dashing tenors, a lovely young countertenor, and a teenage harpist. Enjoy the review and let me know your opinions as well.

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