The Acadreamians spent the whole morning practicing their trio performances with Teacher Monet. Each took their time with the mentor who assisted them in hitting the right notes.
During break time however, some chose to fool around with their fellow scholars and wasted their voices ceaselessly. For the others who decided to practice, they couldn’t stand on their own and were consistently off-key without the aid of the musical instrument.
When it was time to present their rehearsed performances to their mentor, the scholars failed to deliver. Not long before they opened their mouths to sing, were they asked to take their seats after losing their first note.
Teacher Monet was utterly frustrated with the scholars since they seemed to take his efforts in pushing them, for granted. Some were aware that they needed to form the discipline after producing inconsistent performances, but still they were doing otherwise.
Laarni and Christian’s dispute was somehow put on hold as Laarni did her best to comfort the tearful Small Boy Wonder. The two were just quietly enjoying Mr. Pure Energy’s album at the garden, when Christian suddenly got teary-eyed over the song Natutulog ba ang Diyos? Laarni immediately noticed her companion’s sudden change of mood, so she immediately asked him what was wrong. Without any hesitation, Christian opened up to the Independent Woman and told her that he was simply feeling lonely. He also added that he wanted to cry to release the burden inside his chest. Being an emotional person herself, Laarni immediately understood what Christian was going through, so without any judgment she told him to do as he pleases.
The Scholars received their class cards right after the Gala Night last Saturday. Aside from their grades, it was also revealed there who among them made it to the Bottom Four. Included in the Bottom Four were Bunny, Miguel, Christian, and Iñaki with their grades 6.03, 6.27, 6.33 and 6.33, correspondingly.
Gary Valenciano surprised the scholars early this afternoon with a visit. He then sat down with them and imparted his knowledge on performing. Twenty-five years in the music industry has taught him the value of impressive and expressive singing and he wanted to pass this on to the scholars. He advised them to sing from the heart instead focusing on how to impress the audience.




