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Saturday, July 30, 2011

Josh's First Violin Recital

At the end of every month, the kids at Josh's violin class are encouraged to give a recital together with the students from other music schools. I gave Josh my word that I will not share any videos of him performing until he can handle a 'real' song. He was kinda embarrassed 'cos he could only fiddle baby songs as he started taking lessons only 2 months ago.
 
Here are the photos to share.  
Josh playing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

" "Music has charms to sooth a savage breast, to soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak." William Congreve  

22 comments:

  1. That's so cute! You must have been so proud. I hope he keeps at it. =)

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  2. way to go Josh!!!! i can't wait until he allows you to share some video clips! you must be one proud momma. :) have a great sunday!
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  3. That is awesome! Great job Josh! I love music and am thankful that our children have those musical genes...even if I somehow am short in that department! It looks like their violin instructor enjoys teaching and in the photo looks happy to be there with his many students. (I think that is very important).

    Blessings & Aloha!

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  4. Great! Brings me back to the days of my own kids. Twinkle twinkle little star was one of their starters too. Play more and enjoy:)

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  5. How exciting. I hope he continues to enjoy his lessons. Have a blessed day :)

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  6. awww, well I hope they had a good time! Learning songs like that is such hard work!

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  8. HAVE TO START SOMEWHERE! CONGRATS JOSH :)

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  9. How fantastic! Congratulations to Josh! I love when kids show interest in playing an instrument. Music (and playing it!) has just so many positive aspects to it. It really helps children and their development and self-esteem, whether they continue into adulthood or not. I'm so glad you're supporting him in this, Veronica! Yay!

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  10. How cute!
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    Angie

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  11. Oh...I'm getting teary!!! How wonderful is that? Can't wait for the videos in a bit. I'm sure he'll be great.

    Lots of yummy love,
    Alex aka Ma What's For Dinner
    www.mawhats4dinner.com

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  12. How wonderful! I have always wanted to learn the violin. Good for him!
    And i love that quote!

    Have a great week ;)

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  13. He is adorable and all of the photos are super!

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  14. Yeah Josh! I bet he turns out to be an amazing musician!

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  15. I think it's so important for kids to learn about music. They look like they're having a good time!

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  16. How exciting...I can't wait for my son to be old enough to start some kind of music lessons. New follower from the hop...would love for you to follow back :)

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  17. Josh looks pretty confident! So fun!

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  18. All three of my children learned string instruments: violin, double bass and cello. My oldest did so well! Just this past weekend, my youngest took out his cello and played for his nephew. Music instruction really adds a whole new dimension to life and learning. It also developes the Left side of the brain.
    Rosemary

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  19. Oh, he looks so handsome playing!!! You gotta tell him to let you post a video for Aunt Lin!! I LOVE that stuff. :)

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  20. Our three kids studied music thru the Suzuki method. The oldest excelled on violin and played all the way to university. Our daughter switched from violin to string bass and got into the high school orchestra. Our youngest played cello. He was the most gifted musically, but also the least motivated to work at it. His efforts petered out around grade five. He still has the best singing voice and an eclectic appreciation for music of all genres.
    Rosemary

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