This is Ariel's Repertoire!

You'll find me a sweet voice in singing too... although I need to learn how to sing louder (all less than 200K .au files).

1. ABC (sung wide awake, 23 Mar 95), another try at ABC (just out of bed, 5 Oct 95)
2. ABC oops! Wrong Song! Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (23 Mar 95)
3. Baa Baa Black Sheep (23 Mar 95)
4. Humpty Dumpty Sits on a Wall (23 Mar 95)
5. Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes (23 Mar 95)
6. Michael Row the Boat Ashore (my attempt to sing, well, a bit louder) (1 Apr 95)

   And to listen to the song within seconds, here's Michael Row the Boat Ashore, RealAudio version (You do need to have RealAudio Player installed to do so - see below.)
   
   
   
   Wow! ... Now you can listen to music and audio within seconds without waiting for the lengthy download of the audio file! Go get RealAudio now, install and enjoy!

7. Row, Row, Row a Boat (30 Jul 95),

   and now some songs from my favorite cartoon movies and TV series:

8. My Neighbor Totoro (30 Jul 95)
9. My Neighbor Totoro Opening Theme (30 Jul 95)
10. Sanguo Yanyi (The Three Kingdoms) Opening Theme
    (5 Oct 95)

    Sanguo Yanyi is the popular Chinese vernacular novel by Luo Guanzhong (c. 1330-1400). This novel is epic in scope and captures the intrigues, rivalry, disunity, power strife, and military adventures of the generals and warlords in the last years of the Han Dynasty leading to the Three Kingdoms (220-280 A.D.), which marked the beginning of almost four centuries of division in Chinese history (likened to the Dark Ages after the fall of Rome in European history.) The Three Kingdoms manificently portrays a wide spectrum of legendary characters, heroes and bandits and all, and offers great insights to strategic and tactical maneuvers and dealings. The lyrics, from the novel, begins:

    , or
    Changjiang (Yangtze River) waters flow hurriedly east, waves and sprays outliving all heroes ...

1. on Michael Row the Boat Ashore
2. on my debut at Carnegie, ...well, ... not exactly

Guest appearance from my cousin Ming Ka (age 6-1/2), who can sing much better than I do. She sings the theme song from Ding Dong, the Cat with a Bell. (This is a hefty 800K .au file. Take your time to get it. But if you have RealAudio, click this RealAudio version to listen to the song within seconds!) (10 Apr 95)

If you don't know who Ding Dong is, you can go to my favorite cartoons and movies page.

May I have your humble critique?

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