Congratulations to everyone who performed in the November 2nd Recitals.  There were two performances in Comstock Hall at the University of Louisville School of Music and both were successful.  

The evening recital was something of an event.  First, the program had a variety of pieces and the students had worked hard to prepare them well.  Second, the program was only an hour long, which seemed like a great length for everyone.  I even heard some comments that people wished it had been longer.  That is music to my ears!  The first rule of show biz is leave 'em wanting more.

The 6:30 recital featured music by Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Clementi, Beethoven, Schumann, Chopin, and Brahms

 After the recital there was a door prize drawing for students who were not playing in the recital. I am sure the winners will enjoy the gift cards and funny gifts. The chocolate fountain at the reception was definitely a hit and topped off a great evening.

I am, perhaps, most excited by the fact that so many people who were not playing turned out for the recital.  There were about forty students in attendance who did not play.  Not

The 4:00 recital featured students from Volume One and afterward most families went to dinner together at Lynn's Paradise Cafe before returning for the evening recital

only is this a wise investment of time for these families, but it was a big boost to the performers, who I am sure felt the support of a great audience.  Thanks to everyone!