Sunday, February 25, 2007
ok, so it wasn't as bad as I thought
Yesterday and today.
Both of these days I have gone south to the schools I am looking at and have played the piano. At SPU I played a swell Yamaha in a professor's office- it was good for the Bach Sinfonia I played. And then Eleya and I met up for lunch and I saw her dorm. I could potentially see myself there. At PLU today I played a Steinway with slightly lighter action, in gorgeous Lagerquist Hall. Then I met with some of the music professors, and the composition prof answered questions I didn't even know I had. I could potentially see myself there.
I played fairly well, didn't even get too nervous, and I'll know about the scholarships in a few weeks, I think. Thanks for praying.
meanwhile, back at the ranch...
"There's the monkey. Look at the monkey go. Look at the monkey go with the man."
"Lauren, if they hugged, it would be like a miracle come true. But then they'd end up killing each other. He would come out, he would have a heart attack and die."
-Emma's comments on the tail end of "Phantom of the Opera"
Both of these days I have gone south to the schools I am looking at and have played the piano. At SPU I played a swell Yamaha in a professor's office- it was good for the Bach Sinfonia I played. And then Eleya and I met up for lunch and I saw her dorm. I could potentially see myself there. At PLU today I played a Steinway with slightly lighter action, in gorgeous Lagerquist Hall. Then I met with some of the music professors, and the composition prof answered questions I didn't even know I had. I could potentially see myself there.
I played fairly well, didn't even get too nervous, and I'll know about the scholarships in a few weeks, I think. Thanks for praying.
meanwhile, back at the ranch...
"There's the monkey. Look at the monkey go. Look at the monkey go with the man."
"Lauren, if they hugged, it would be like a miracle come true. But then they'd end up killing each other. He would come out, he would have a heart attack and die."
-Emma's comments on the tail end of "Phantom of the Opera"
