How to excite an opera nerd
Sooo... Yesterday, it was my birthday. Nothing special, no partying yet since it was Monday. But what a brilliant birthday gift I received!
I must say, that I've been an opera fan for over ten years and Placido Domingo has always been amongst my "number one favourite" singers. His talent is absolutely unique - there's no inconvenient tenor part for his voice, moreover getting older he expanded his repertoire with baritone parts (such as Simone Boccanegra, for instance).
Next year, Mr Domingo begins his tour dedicated to the 50th anniversary of his career.
And... Checking my emails yesterday night, I found a ticket for the one of those concerts!!!
Saying "I'm excited" does not really express how much I'm impressed with this surprise. It's more than awesome :)
A must say a huge thanks to my mum, my sister and my aunt for their present to my birthday!
#moreфон2018
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Really well written. This is friendly, informal and lively. I'd offer you only two suggested changes ... Many people do not like "absolutely unique", regarding it as a "qualified absolute". Something is either unique, or not ... But lots of native speakers do this. https://www.thoughtco.com/what-is-absolute-adjective-1689047 It's something to be aware of but not stress about. Secondly, "inconvenient tenor part" doesn't quite work. I think you mean "no tenor part he can't sing" ...? I know it looks as if "inconvenient" can be used as you have used it, but, in my opinion, it doesn't quite have this meaning ... inconveniently :)
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