Time to tape the college auditions. The Composer is so good at that type of thing, and has the equipment--I always wonder how other families get it done.
I love this screen shot; it looks like Clara is doing some sort of cello grand jete, so beautifully.
Back in the olden days when I was auditioning, we used a tape recorder. That's how we got it done!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I'm THAT old, but how things have changed! ;-)
I wish we had some audio to go with this blog post; it would be a delight to hear Clara play.
Stunning shot!
ReplyDeleteSo Clara will be studying music at college/uni? Maybe that seems obvious but I wasn't sure that she would.
Beautiful photo ... and all the best to her for her audition!
ReplyDeleteLovely poise Clara - is this to audition for a music school/college?
ReplyDeleteGood luck to Clara!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely girl you have there. Blessings upon the audition.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful photo.. she looks so elegant and peaceful... A great photo of a beautiful young lady... love it!!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting for Clara! And, to echo those above ~what a lovely picture she makes!!!!
ReplyDelete~Kate
I had to travel to the campus, and buy an extra seat on the plane for my cello. It wasn't optimal!
ReplyDeleteThis photo looks like it could be a painting. (And I noticed she mimics the painting on the wall behind her.) Lovely room, lovely colors, lovely girl.
ReplyDeleteAnd there's a picture in the background of the same pose!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful, elegant photo!
ReplyDeleteI have always admired cellists - so graceful, the instrument and the player. I love the sound too.
A very very nice photo.
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My daughter (also a cello player)wondered if the camera caught Clara sliding up to her harmonic...uh, I've heard that terminology, but don't know what it is. I guess cello players understand those things! Best of luck to Clara. :o)
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When I did my college auditions I only needed sound, not video. We borrowed some equipment from a friend who ran a business which needed fancy sound equipment! (And I was fortunate to be able to complete most of my auditions in person.) Later when I did my grad school auditions, I was fortunate to have a friend who was a film major and was willing to help me out with his camera, microphones, and editing skills.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to Clara in her auditions! It was a simultaneously exciting and scary time for me :-)
Best wishes and good luck to Clara!
ReplyDeleteBest of luck on the auditions! My first college was sound only, then I was videoed there for my transfer. Grad school, I travelled in person, and that was FUN! Travel with a cello by train.
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