

I did it!! Got through the Carnival of the Animals on piano on 'cello. It's all Maureen's fault. She

came around demanding that I play piano 2 with her and the Beecroft orchestra. The piano part is totally impossible. She ended up in hospital for a few days because of the first part. I was also asked to

play The Swan. That has high notes. Anyway, amazingly ... it went well! I hacked my way through the piano music and got lots of nice comments about the Swan ... such as "I never knew Saint Saens wrote that ... I thought Tchaikovsky did". Sha, Chen Ding, Jessica, Bob and Dominic all turned up!

The concert also included a marimba concerto that was superb! We also played Walton's Facade with David Ellyard as a narrator. I've just discovered his rather interesting
webpage!
Maureen, Sha and I went out afterwards for a beer.
Great fun.
2 comments:
If anyone wanna praise the photos, pls praise Sha, Thx :P I dare not use the light in the concert, Jiao zi said it was too distractible, hehe~
Precious photos, Sha! Well captured.
Good old George. Well played! I see it was a black swan, very apt for Australia. (You look good in that black shirt.)
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