2013 Recitals

After a full year of stretching and practicing and learning, it feels good to see our progress and celebrate our respectable work!  Hats off to my delightful students and their amazing parents!

2nd Year Recital
Look How They Have Grown!  They Played Their Pieces Courageously!  All Were Prepared.
Trophies Went to Students with the Most Consistent Practice Record All Year
And to the Student who Overcame Great Obstacles to Soar.
Have a Great Summer!

3rd Year Graduates with their Composition Titles:
It was a great year .... I'll miss seeing you every week.
Enjoy your continued musical journey and keep in touch!
Love and Hugs,
Mrs. Ros

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