One of my highlights this recital was that each student played at least one piece that they arranged themselves! Of course, I love arranging hymns, but to pass that love onto my students is surreal! They did a fantastic job!
With a music recital, there must be a little more musical flair, right? I did a little more decorating this time than usual (big thank-you to my sisters and others who helped — I’m not a natural decorator!).
My sister, Elizabeth, spent hours on our cake. I didn’t get to see it until after recital and, like every recital, was so happy with it. 🙂
My younger sister and aspiring artist decorated the chalk board (I should’ve gotten a close-up but was snapping pictures quickly).
And then musical centerpieces. Simple. But cute.
And everyone’s favorite — paper chains! I remember spending hours as a kid making paper chains from colorful construction paper. Little did I know that technique would be cute as a recital decoration later!
Special thanks to several sisters for snapping pictures for me during recital!
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It looked like a fun recital! I love that part about the paper chains.:) My sisters make them for just about every birthday! They color plain pieces of copier paper though.:)
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@ Salinn,It was a lot of fun. 🙂 Yep! Totally have done that before with paper chains! 🙂 They're quite versatile! :)~Amanda\”Ask, and it shall be given you, seek, and ye shall find, knock, and it shall be opened unto you.\” Matthew 7:7
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