My middle son plays the violin and has been on a strings course this last week instead of going to school.
Yesterday I went over to hear the end of course concert. The standard was amazing and it was a joy to listen to.
The guy leading the course had come up from a famous music college to ead the course and he was conducting and waxing lyrical about the setting for the pieces being written and all sorts of other technical stuff.
I think most of that went over my head because all I could think was "what advert was that?" But I was also proud that my experience opf attending these sort of concerts meant that I'm never the first to clap because I can never tell if it's the end of a movemnt or if it's the end of a piece (you shouldn't clap for movements ... aparently)
Yesterday I went over to hear the end of course concert. The standard was amazing and it was a joy to listen to.
The guy leading the course had come up from a famous music college to ead the course and he was conducting and waxing lyrical about the setting for the pieces being written and all sorts of other technical stuff.
I think most of that went over my head because all I could think was "what advert was that?" But I was also proud that my experience opf attending these sort of concerts meant that I'm never the first to clap because I can never tell if it's the end of a movemnt or if it's the end of a piece (you shouldn't clap for movements ... aparently)
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