Asian Sound:
Bright, forward, flexible, cyrstal clear, sharp, light, lifted, consonants.
- 小河淌水 & Lafa lafa.

For 小河淌水:
- Bright & foward cheena sound
- Consonants & vowels (Pronounce properly!)
- Line (where to breathe & where not to)
- Dynamics
(Decide where to pull away, where not to, conversing with other sections & take note of th more interesting part)
- LIFT your faces (Facial Expression)

For Lafa lafa:

- Dynamics
- TUNING
- Emotions (This is a song about a DOG not a funeral song)
- Line
- ENERGY

Western Sound:
Round, less nasal, high placement, forward, free & energetic.
- White Horses

For White Horses:
- Vowels give tuning (over-pronunciation)
- Use softer but TALLER sound
- LIFT up your faces while singing
- Tuning
- Dynamics
- EMOTION

Generally:
- Different colours for different type of songs (eg. Asian? Western?)
- Posture (Head, spine, shoulders, knee, feet)
- Breathe (Ribcage, tummy)
- Vocal Preparation (Face: eyebrows, eyes, lips & Throat: open)
- Think what's ahead
- Three ways of beginning (Sop 2, rmb to breathe properly)
- Three ways of ending (Abrupt? With a a slow lift? With no lift?)
- Supported brain
- Open throat
- High focus
- Engagement
- Refined (accurate? clean? specific?)
- 4 key points that must be standardise (Consonants & vowels, dynamics, line, feeling)
- Intension
- 3 levels of singing (1. Learning notes & rhythm 2. Shape 3. Bring out th shape)

Mr Wilson's Golden teachings:
#1: "Fake enthusiasm is also enthusiasm"
#2: "One might listen but might not hear"
#3: "To go beyond that which has given to us"
#4: "Inner self > mind> body"
#5: "The power of NOW"
#6: "It is not what you get but what you take away"