About miriamtroxler
Miriam Troxler resides in Beaver, Pa, where she runs a private music studio.
After graduation from Chatham University, she toured in Europe with the Continental Singers Orchestra as principal cellist. A long time member of Greenville Symphony Orchestra, she is also the founder and musical director of CelloBrationS. Miriam enjoys composing and arranging with several published pieces to date.
Leaving PPG Wintergarden, I made my way over to Heinz Hall. The garden adjacent to the building still had roses blooming. In December, it is very unusual to see such a flash of color. This is the sixth street entrance to … Continue reading →
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A very small sampling of the creativity in the Gingerbread Village.
Thank-you Tazein, http://transcendingbordersblog.wordpress.com/ for nominating me for The Very Inspiring Blogger Award. The rules for The Very Inspiring Blog Award are as follows: 1. Display the award logo on your blog. 2. Link back to the person who nominated you. 3. … Continue reading →
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The PPG Wintergarden has a display of Santas from around the world. Each has a life-sized figure, a painting, and a book describing the tradition.
I heard this week that Tessa and Chloe played The Joyous Birth in church the Sunday after the recital. Congratulations Tessa and Chloe Natalia played Jingle Bells for her kindergarten class on Show and Share Day. Congratulations Natalia
Posted in music, Photo Album, recital, recital photos
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Tagged cello, Go Tell it on the Mountain, Good Christian Men, Jingle Bells, lessons, music, piano, Silent Night
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PPG Wintergarden was all decked out for the holidays. A giant Christmas tree dominates the middle of the space. The tree is surrounded by trains and a gingerbread village. The perimeter of the room had life-sized Santas and more gingerbread villages on display. … Continue reading →
Leaving Point State Park, I saw the Post-Gazette building and the United Steelworkers building. I passed the Highmark building. And I saw the giant Christmas tree on the Hornes Building. I remember seeing it as a young child and wondering … Continue reading →
Sunday, December 9th, I spent the day in Pittsburgh. I hitched a ride with my brother-in-law and family who were going to the Steelers’ Game. We got up very early and parked at Rivers Casino. After a very filling brunch … Continue reading →
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Tagged Carnegie Science Center, Duquesne Incline, Fort Pitt, Gateway Clipper Fleet, Heinz Field, photography, Pittsburgh, Point State Park, Rivers Casino, Steelers, Three Rivers Heritage Trail, USS Requin
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Just a reminder, no lessons from December 22 through January 6. Have a great holiday!
