Save the date. Play in Week will be July 9th through 12th this year. The Play In Week Schedule is here.
Part of Sara’s recital invitation.
Just one week remaining until Sara’s Recital. We recorded Sara’s Bach at her last lesson. It sounded awesome.
Sara has played with CelloBrationS since she began playing the cello five years ago. Part of her recital will feature the ensemble. Everyone is sounding very prepared. The cello quartet selections are warm, inviting, and very easy to listen to.
Hats off to the pianists who will be joining Sara for the Vivaldi concerto in G Minor. Tessa and Zeesha have been well prepared and an asset throughout the rehearsals. Thanks Zeesha, for taking on another movement in the last month.
It has been a joy to watch Sara develop as a cellist over the past years. I hope you can be there and enjoy it too.
Sara’s Senior Recital
2:00 PM
Trinity Church in Beaver, PA
Rehearsals have begun for the Greenville Symphony Concert on Friday. The music has a lot of energy. I feel like Zoro was part of the music selection committee.
Tonight’s rehearsal adds the soloist Liam Teague. It will be fun.
Just a reminder, the early registration discount is May 15.
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Recently we visited the Mill Creek MetroParks Farm. We went through two of the barns. Barn 5 had baby animals inside as well as a few out in the pasture next to the barn. We saw sheep, goats, pigs, calves and … Continue reading
Recently we visited the MetroParks Farm. We walked through two of the barns. In Barn 2, there were fowl babies. There were eggs being incubated.
We saw some young turkeys.
Here are some chicks that were born around March 28.
Compare them to the chicks born about a month later.
We saw four ducklings as well.
On our recent trip to Mill Creek MetroParks, we saw lots of birds. Early in the day, I thought the female red bird would be the best picture of the day.
However, I captured these two.
As we left Fellows Riverside Gardens for the Lily Pond, we saw a goose family. We parked the car so I could get some pictures.
Then we arrived at Lily Pond.
Can you believe it? A Blue Heron.
We began to stroll around the Lily Pond.
There was another goose family. The little ones warmed up under the mother’s wing.
It was the neatest thing.
But the best picture of the day was another capture of the Heron.
12/8/12 and 12/21/12
Miriam Troxler 