My 11 year old playing in her first piano recital. She has taken piano almost two years and is finally confident enough to play for an audience. I am so proud!
That brings back memories. I haven't done a recital in years, but that's how I spent my youth. Congrats to her on her confidence! :) I was always so nervous.
I love when parents write reverently about their children's achievements. It's so important to mark these moments for them...they'll treasure them forever. As will your daughter.
Good on you, mom!
Hope you have a wonderful WW. I've posted my contribution here and hope you drop by for a look around:
What a beautiful little artist your daughter is! I remember me being nervous all the time I had to play the piano in front of an audience... I never had her confidence. Congrats to her!
Your daughter's a beautiful little girl and what a wonderful talent to nurture. Her music will bring years and years of memories and enjoyment. You gotta love the "elevator" piano bench too!!
Thanks everyone! She played beautifully, but I don't think there was one person who didn't make at least one small mistake. They were all nervous. But she knew her songs and played them well. Her confidence has grown so much. There was a time when she never would have played in a recital, and it wasn't too long ago.
My 11 year old playing in her first piano recital. She has taken piano almost two years and is finally confident enough to play for an audience. I am so proud!
You can be proud ! it's wonderful to have a talented little girl !
ReplyDeleteGood for her...she loves confident and beautiful. What a nice photo.
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I had piano lessons, too, before. :)
ReplyDeleteThat brings back memories. I haven't done a recital in years, but that's how I spent my youth. Congrats to her on her confidence! :) I was always so nervous.
ReplyDeleteMy Wordless Wednesday post is up too! :)
I love when parents write reverently about their children's achievements. It's so important to mark these moments for them...they'll treasure them forever. As will your daughter.
ReplyDeleteGood on you, mom!
Hope you have a wonderful WW. I've posted my contribution here and hope you drop by for a look around:
http://writteninc.blogspot.com/2007/12/wordless-wednesday-push-envelope.html
All the best...
Carmi
such a talented girl..im sure your so proud of her..;) Mine is up too
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful moment captured!
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Congratulations!Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteVery talented girl. I admire everyone who can play musical instruments.
ReplyDeleteOoh, and dressed so elegantly, too! You should be proud! What did she play?
ReplyDeleteI'm up here. Cheers!
What a beautiful little artist your daughter is! I remember me being nervous all the time I had to play the piano in front of an audience... I never had her confidence. Congrats to her!
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Tina (Gaining insights)
Awww, I'm proud for you, I know the feeling well. Happy WW! :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats!
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that is great!
ReplyDeleteMy two years of piano lessons were as fruitful as the year and a half of guitar :(
I can't carry a tune either . . .
Your daughter's a beautiful little girl and what a wonderful talent to nurture. Her music will bring years and years of memories and enjoyment. You gotta love the "elevator" piano bench too!!
ReplyDeleteHow neat! I remember my first piano recital :)
ReplyDeleteThat photo brings back the memories! I never wanted to play in all those recitals at the time, but when I look back on it now, I have good memories.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! What great memories those will be!!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! She played beautifully, but I don't think there was one person who didn't make at least one small mistake. They were all nervous. But she knew her songs and played them well. Her confidence has grown so much. There was a time when she never would have played in a recital, and it wasn't too long ago.
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful that your daughter performed in a recital! Great, too, that you're proud! She looks like she's been doing it for years!
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