Today (12-6-14) was our daughter's first performance in Duquesne University. She was a bit nervous but I think that she did really well considering the span of time that she spend with their music program. The class performance was held at PNC Hall Recital at Mary Pappert School of Music Building.
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Your young one played well. Enchanting. And what an honour for her to be a part of this recital.
ReplyDeleteBrava! Well done! She did just FINE!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the pretty little one! I'll bet she did great!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Rylie! You play beautifully!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Ms. Burrito! You always make your family proud and continue to work on your playing skills. You'll be famous one day!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing! I have a master's degree in music (undergraduate in music education), so I love to see that you are fostering her musical skills. Brava!
ReplyDeleteHow amazing! She did such a good job & totally plays the part of a professional.
ReplyDeleteWow! She did a phenomenal job. I've been trying to encourage my little one to play the piano and all she does is bang on it. Maybe one day.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Perfect performance. You must be really proud.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Your daughter is musically inclined. I am sure she will be very great as she grows older :)
ReplyDeleteWOW!! She played well.. I felt so excited for her amazing performance. Balladeir indeed!
ReplyDeleteWow.. great job. You and she must be proud.
ReplyDeleteMy gosh - I envy how talented your daughter is! <3
ReplyDeleteWow, your daughter plays the piano really well. You must be a very proud mother and it's really nice that you are supporting her all the way.
ReplyDeleteKudos to the best supportive parents in the world! Your daughter is amazing and she will surely achieve much much more because you believe in her talent. Congratulations, Rylie!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! This looks like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteShe did a wonderful job! You have a very talented daughter. She's very beautiful too. You must be very proud.
ReplyDeleteWow! She did a fabulous job at her age.What kind of music she is studying sis? My daughter's violin is focus in Suzuki music.
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