Spring Has Arrived #2
Michael's Bennington Experience
…And then there is the other story of Jennings. Feeling eccentric on a rather bleak Vermont afternoon, Sarah and Michael plunged into the depths of Jennings, with the intention of practicing their piano work. Instead, they encountered more than just music notes. Though, like music notes, the forces they encountered were not visible to the naked eye…DUN DUN DUN
Cheers,
Michael and Sarah
Sarah Goldsmith and Michael Thomson thought y’all might like to see some of the practice rooms in Jennings, our music building. These rooms are open 24/7, and are equipped with mirrors for people who’d like to see their hands while they play their instrument (woodwinds, I’m talkin to you), pianos, and often half-crazed people trying to finish compositions, performance pieces, and anything else they’re working on!
We have music workshop once a week in the Deane Carriage Barn (the other music building on campus), where music students perform for one another and get feedback on their work. I’ll be performing for the first time in it tomorrow, with the Allegro Movement of Joseph Haydn’s Sontata in F Major. Wish me luck!
~Sarah and Michael
Not all those who wander are lost
Another picture from my first FWT. This one was taken from a historical village called Slunj. The old town sits on the edge of a waterfall and has rivers running through it, sometimes with a stream running right through a home.
My first FWT, teaching two amazing kids (Mateo and David) to play drums in Croatia. These guys rock!
