Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Sunday, December 15, 2013

Choir practice

What does sock knitting have to do with choir practice?  If you are the church pianist (like I am) and the choir is singing the Christmas music to a CD, you tend to have less to do closer to the performance. 

When they started to work on the music a couple of months ago, I had plenty of parts to play in rehearsal, but now that they know the music I am just "on call" to help with a measure or two now and then.
The best part today was that I got to sit and listen (and knit!), both to the choir and to the drama.  This is a small church in a small community and yet, there is an amazing amount of talent here.  It is a joy to be a part of it.
Merry Christmas!

Saturday, April 9, 2011

Flute Recital in Columbia

My college daughter and I went into the "big city" tonight (that's Columbia, SC) to attend a flute recital at the University of South Carolina. We've been to several of these this semester, since said daughter is taking a music appreciation class and attendance at these performances is required. I have to say, it's been fun. The performances are by university students and they are quite good. And, even better, the concerts are free! So, if you live remotely near a college with a music department, check out the recital schedule. It's a nice night out and the price is right. How's your weekend shaping up?