Zac and I just got in from seeing Handel's Messiah. It. Was. Pretty. Great.
Dad, there's two girls with violins, one boy with a violin and one girl with a shello.
I kept praying one particular lady in the choir would step out front for the last chorus...
The center seats 500 people. There might have been 20 empty seats.
While warming up, the first violin kept playing I think Turkey In The Straw to make the second giggle.
My German instructor Germany was named Herr Handel. I know we asked, but for the life of me I can't remember if he was related.
It's been over 200 years since that oratorio was composed and interestingly, tonight's performance was as much as Handel intended as has ever been performed- a small orchestra and choir with the performance itself being as grand as it was simple.
My kids' mother is an excellent violinist (and strings instructor) - used to love to hear the Arlington Symphony Orchestra play its Christmas program @ UTA.
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My kids' mother is an excellent violinist (and strings instructor) - used to love to hear the Arlington Symphony Orchestra play its Christmas program @ UTA.
You strike me as being a marvelous father. =)
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