Sunday, June 3, 2012

Beginnings, Mozart Sonata in G Major, Meeting at Our House

1.The littlest pianist hops up on the bench, feet dangling high off the floor, and plinks out his tune. His countenance bears all the seriousness of a concert pianist. If by chance he glances at the audience, our smiles will give away the fact that we think he's cute as a button.
2. She's not playing it for us, or for the audience, or even for her teacher. She's playing it for the Steinway.
3. A natural sifting and positioning takes place whereby ladies end up mingling on one side of the room, gentlemen on the other. The ladies "out noise" the men every time.

3 comments:

  1. Sounds like lovely music and a lovely time.

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  2. "She's playing it for the Steinway." That's beautiful. A true artist, she is. I remember those recitals (and being terrified of getting on stage with the baby grand). The little ones were always darling.

    Love all the sound here. "Out noise" LOL!

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  3. You left out the best part. The little guy played Batman.

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