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The Intermediate Strings did the 4-part "Miniature Symphony" written by Richard Meyer. Although you can clearly see Nic in these videos, you can barely see Katie. She was mostly hidden by Mrs. Williams and a music stand. And sorry about the sound quality--it was the only way I could get these small enough to post.
"Miniature Symphony" by Richard Meyer1. Modest March
Longfellow Elementary had a Spring Concert tonight. Nic & Katie got all dressed up and performed in Intermediate Strings, Chorus, and Recorders. Also on the program were Beginning Strings, Advanced Strings, three different levels of Band, and a Handchime Choir. I took movies of lots of the concert. By far the most enjoyable part that the kids were in was Intermediate Strings. They sounded great after the--how should I say this politely?--atonal Beginning Strings. At any rate, here are a couple movies of the kids right before the string performance. I'll post more movies of the actual performance once I figure out how to reduce the size enough to meet Blogger's criteria.
Waiting to Go On...
Enter, Stage Left
Katie had what she describes as her most fun lesson ever today. The horse was led on a lunge line, and Katie followed the instructor's promptings. It was all to work on balance and form. I'm not sure why the backwards riding, but it was silly!
It's Spirit Week at Longfellow Elementary. Today is Nerd Day. Here's Nic. Katie decided to refrain.

Here's Katie and Bob. Bob's a good horse, and Katie loves to say his name.