"Mary Had a Little Lamb" is Annie's first piece where each hand plays something different. I am also always glad that she wears shorts under her dresses.
I am very proud of Michael's performance. This is his first Suzuki Book 2 piece. He showed great composure here, too.
Jay played one of my favorite all-time songs. I think I played this Bach Minuet when I was a kid, too (although probably not as well as Jay)
No recital is complete without a family picture with Miss Cindy. Annie said to me the other day, "Miss Cindy is so pretty. And she doesn't even try." I couldn't agree more!
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What a great way for a grandma to begin a day! All three are doing so well on their piano - I'm so proud of them. Thank you for sharing their recital.
They sound so good! (I thought their teacher had moved away?)
Their teacher, Miss Cindy, moved away last year to New York. The kids have been taking piano lessons from her via webcam for over a year now. Miss Cindy has moved back to Prescott, AZ, now. They still take most of their lessons on the internet, but they also get to see Cindy twice a month now.
Wow - what a great recital from all three! I'm even more impressed hearing that they take lessons on the internet. Oh and it was also some great bowing! Well done, Annie, Michael and Jay!
Hey, Uncle Chris here. Wow, you all sounded great! It's been over a year now since I've heard you play, and you've all come a very long way. Congrats to all, and I'll share this with Grandma and Grandpa Barry.
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