Showing posts with label piano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label piano. Show all posts

Wednesday, 21 April 2010

Young Musician 2

Here, for your enjoyment, young musician Thomas playing 'Morning has Broken'.

It was his first public performance and after a bit of a false start things went fine. Hear for yourself!







Elk's Street followers may be wondering what has happened to the French horn. Well, it is fine and well. As yet, however, there are no videos of Thomas on the horn since he's a little shy.

Wednesday, 1 April 2009

The Pianist 2

Returning from work last Monday afternoon did not go well. I opened the house door to be confronted by a barrage of noise as Henry raced to reach me before Hwei-Ming did. The cause of the kerfuffle? A message from Henry's teacher - in the last 4 weeks he had managed to 'forget' his homework ten (!) times. Not good, and a sign of some serious memory problems - particularly since I'd been regularly told, "no homework today."

Ten was the number of the day as Henry managed to hand me his science exam results, 10, before giving me the note from the teacher, which mysteriously had been written already in the middle of last week and which, as a result of Henry's poor memory, he had forgotten to show me.

The day ended with Henry performing at another concert for the music school.



Decide for yourself a score for this performance. Maybe not ten (I'm still annoyed about the homework) but perhaps 8+.

Saturday, 29 November 2008

The pianist

The local music school had a concert for its youngest pupils and one of the participants was Henry.

He accompanied a young cellist in one piece and later played a short solo.

Below the piece, Liisukka. (Video photography by H-M.)





The most difficult bit seemed to be finding out where on earth the cellist was hiding!

Henry's solo was "This Old Man". (Video photography again by H-M)





Performed with some aplomb! Well done, Henry!