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St. Louis University High School Sophomore StudentWilliam Edwards Wins Chinese Karaoke Singing Championship
Sophomore William Edwards has been named winner of the solo division of Cheng & Tsui SuperStar, a national video karaoke contest for Chinese language students. The first SLUH student to ever submit a video for the contest, Edwards topped more than 500 other entries in achieving this feat. His classmate Matt Cooley assisted in the production of the video.
Edwards learned about the contest in Chinese class at the beginning of the second quarter. Rueih-Wei Chien, his Chinese teacher, provided several song samples from which to choose. Edwards, who likes a challenge, purposely chose an extremely difficult song, Quing Hua Ci by Jay Chou.
Mrs. Chien served as his coach as he prepared for the video shoot. ¡§She helped me in the pronunciations and melodies of the song. Above all, she had a lot of enthusiasm and really gave me a lot of energy.¡¨ Edwards also listened to the song many times to help him prepare, but admits ¡§the singing was the hardest part of the process. We had to redo several takes to ensure I had it just right.¡¨
After submitting his video, which was shot on SLUH¡¦s campus by Cooley, Edwards says he was ¡§amazed at the level of support from the entire SLUH community. I felt the brotherhood among my fellow students.¡¨ He also says he is grateful for the support from Cooley, Mrs. Chien and Mr. Tim O¡¦Neil, who provided video assistance.
The 3 judge panel selected the SLUH team of Edwards and Cooley as the best. Judge Xiaodong Zhao said, ¡§William, I highly commend you on choosing a song with many hard words. You sang well, especially the sentence ¡§¦Ó§Ú¦bµ¥©p ª¤·Ï¸Í¸Íª@°_ ¹j¦¿¤d¸U¨½.¡¨ Each word was clearly and accurately pronounced. Great job!¡¨. Judge for yourself: http://www.cheng-tsui.com/superstar/index.php?q=finalists
"I would like to thank William and Matthew for taking on this challenge in only their second year of Chinese language studies," says Mrs. Chien. "They dedicated the time and energy necessary to be successful. This is the same approach they bring to class each and everyday."
As winner of the solo division, Edwards will receive his choice of an American Express gift card, Xbox 360 or an iTouch. Cheng & Tsui, the contest sponsor, is an independent publisher and distributor of English and multilingual educational materials about Asia.
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