2011 Recital

A huge thank you to all the parents and families who came to support their young musicians at our 2011 Spring Recital!  All the children seemed proud to demonstrate some of the skills and concepts they have attained this year.  I feel it is a great privilege to be a part of their musical development.  Thank you for this opportunity. =)

Update:  I must add that when my 11 year old camera man videoed the recital, he didn't realize he had the camera on it's lowest pixel setting.  Hence, the video quality is not what I'd hoped to see.  THANK YOU Orlando's Mom for this cute photo!

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