Yesterday was Rebekah's Orchestra field trip. They went to Canyon View to hear the Utah Symphony perform. I volunteered to be a parent helper. I am grateful Rebekah still likes having me around. :)
The conductor that was there was David Cho. It was fascinating to watch him conduct. I really enjoyed watching how his conducting actions and jerky movements made his straight, shoulder length hair bounce. My inner child wanted to walk up onto the stage and touch his hair. Thankfully, my outer adult was there to stop her.
David Cho did well at explaining to the children the different parts of the pieces they were going to listen to so the kids would learn how to listen to this type of music; to also help them become better in their aspirations. Each song they played was wonderful and healing to my soul. One of my favorite parts of all the pieces was during the last piece: the mere tintinnabulation of the triangle.
While the strings and woodwind instruments were playing their parts, it felt like a delicious hunk of cheesecake - so sweet and delicious to my ears. And when it felt as though my heart was full of contentment, the triangle made its simple tinkling noise. That tiny triangle, so seemingly insignificant, and only played a handful of times throughout the piece, was like water - so refreshing; lightening up the substantial beauty that was the rest of the piece. The triangle cleansed the palate of my ears. I walked away from the field trip with a spiritually fed heart and mind.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Orchestra Field Trip
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Labels: cheesecake, CJ, field trip, music, orchestra, rebekah, triangle
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Orchestra Recital
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Hmmmm....
I realize I haven't really posted much lately. I have been insanely busy but want to try to keep up on the things going on in my life. I have been trying to clean out the game room so I can paint the room for Bill. We are turning it into Bill's music room. Plus I am having a Tupperware party at my house tomorrow so I am trying to clean up everything.
Last night the girls stayed over at the Gerber's house and tonight the Gerber girls are staying the night over here. I am so grateful that Bonnie and Larry moved back to Cedar. Our girls really missed each other. Bonnie is such a miracle; she is one of my dearest friends.
I should be going to bed right now but instead my inner child is throwing a temper tantrum and wants to stay up. I think I am going to attempt to update daily on here, even if it is just a blurb. I won't beat myself up if that doesn't work, but I will try to at least once a week try. :)
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