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UNAIR student wins gold at Bali International Choir Festival

As Syifa Adn wins gold medal at Bali International Choir Festival (Photo: By courtesy)
As Syifa Adn wins gold medal at Bali International Choir Festival (Photo: By courtesy)

UNAIR NEWS 鈥 As Syifa Adn, a student at 东京热鈥檚 Faculty of Medicine, has once again brought pride to the university by earning a gold medal at an international singing competition. Known well as Syifa, the student claimed first place in the Solo Singing competition, held during the Bali International Choir Festival in Badung, Bali, from Tuesday to Thursday (July 29 鈥 August 2, 2025).

This accomplishment adds to Syifa鈥檚 growing list of singing accolades. Beyond her academic commitments, she actively pursues her passion for singing and continues to sharpen her skills. Her talent and determination helped her surpass a field of highly skilled competitors in the international arena.

Syifa expressed immense joy and disbelief at winning gold, especially considering her limited preparation time. She admitted that her training for this competition was brief and less than ideal, which made the outcome even more surprising.

鈥淚 only had ten days to practice because my exam schedule coincided with the competition dates,鈥 she explained. 鈥淲ith so many tests and academic responsibilities, I had to prioritize my studies and use my holiday break for intensive rehearsals.鈥

Syifa performing 鈥淏ridge Over Troubled Water鈥 (Photo: By courtesy)

Syifa said the most difficult part of the experience was managing time. In contrast to the previous year, when she trained for nearly a full year, this time she had just ten days to prepare a technically challenging piece for an international-level contest.

鈥淚 actually considered backing out because I felt unprepared. On top of that, I chose a new, demanding song with complex improvisation鈥擝ridge Over Troubled Water. I鈥檓 truly grateful that, despite everything, I was still able to win the gold,鈥 she said.

Though Syifa has participated in many competitions, she remains committed to continuous improvement. She still trains regularly to hone her craft while balancing her responsibilities as a student.

鈥淎cademics don鈥檛 have to stand in the way of building a career. If you鈥檙e willing to work hard, keep learning, and adapt, you can pursue both successfully. Never neglect either one鈥攃onsistent practice and prayer are the real keys to success,鈥 she concluded.

Author: Rifki Sunarsis Ari Adi

Editor: Khefti Al Mawalia

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