Vocal Journey part 2

The past few weeks that have gone by have been hectic to say the least.  I have come to find the stresses of having two main instruments.  Those being my voice and the saxophone.  On top of countless hours of practice and study for the saxophone, I have noticed that I am spending almost the same amount of time singing or working on my vocal progress.  Each time I practice for my vocal studio assignments, however, I do it differently.  I may sing in the shower to help with memorization, or in front of the mirror to view my jaw space.  All in all I have noticed slight differences to how I practice compared to the saxophone.  I find myself working in smaller doses, but larger amounts.  Slowly but surely I continuously add up time minute by minute at the end of the week.  Fifteen minutes here, or a half an hour there of practice several times a day adds up in a hurry, and I hope that my work in class has shown this.  Sometimes I feel unprepared or far from perfect, but then I take a step back and think about the hard work that I put in.  I realize that I'm not as good as many others, but I'll be damned if I'll be outworked by everyone else.  Not only do I sing and practice constantly, but I listen whenever I am near a computer to my music.  Right now I am listening to "When I Think Upon the Maidens."  Next up will be "Weep You No More" and I'm sure the rest will follow after. So now I will have enough with the blogging and get on with more vocal practice.