Will she be the next Vanessa Mae?

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I just had a good cleaning spree in our old house, and found out that the violin that was given us was already dust-filled.

And so i had to dust off the casing and bring back the old shine. I just can't resist smiling when I checked on my files this morning and found this too, what coincidence. I guess it means the time is now for my daughter to learn the ropes of music and indulging herself into it while she still has the interest.

That's hubby's hand, he's the one teaching Tabebs some violin lessons. Sssshhhh, don't ask me, I don't know how, even my fingers drumming on the table isn't worth to be called "music".


So tell me, will she be the next Vanessa Mae? I hope so...

Comments

Jinky! said…
wow, i love you, tabebs!

go, go, go! Make your stars shine!
7/03/2009 2:41 AM
Bem said…
clap! clap! galing ni tabebs! malay mo nga sheng. kelangan lang i-nurture.
7/03/2009 6:58 AM
kg said…
ang cute ni tabebs! alam mo sheng, pag violin lessons mo sya! my sister took violin lessons for mga 4 years and she's so good na. i love it when she plays mga classical songs and songs from broadway. malay mo nga gumaling din si tabebs! :)
7/03/2009 5:32 PM
caryn said…
wow, i hope she does learn it ;-) i really regret not paying more attention to my music classes when i was younger ;-(

hey, hey, make her watch nodame cantabile ;-) hahahah!
7/03/2009 6:30 PM
witsandnuts said…
Let her be musically oriented. It's good that she seems very interested in it. =)
7/03/2009 11:05 PM
BlogusVox said…
The younger she starts, the better, and the more she'll appreciate music.
7/03/2009 11:11 PM
ms firefly said…
wow sheng, you should get her into lessons while she's still much intrested! there are 2 music schools in gensan, mateo's and the other one along magsaysay avenue, close to the video shop i think. i forgot the name. but it's exciting, and if you can nurture her talent, she'll have the chance to be a great musician! galing!
7/04/2009 12:51 AM
Anonymous said…
Your daughter is so beautiful. That's really neat that your huz is teacher her to play- that's a life long lesson. I use to play the cello when I was younger- I wish I still did! xoxoxo
7/05/2009 5:02 AM
Jeanny said…
she is so cute. HOpe I can hear her playing the violin ;)
7/05/2009 9:52 AM
escape said…
very few children get into it and from those few they usually have a great chance.

not impossible for tabebs!
7/05/2009 5:58 PM
Oman said…
galing naman. mas daigin pa dapat nya si vanessa mae.
7/05/2009 6:28 PM
Eds said…
wow! ang galing naman ni tabebs. malay mo nga sheng, baka sya na nga ang susunod na vanessa mae or baka mahigitan nya pa.
7/06/2009 1:22 AM
Glenda said…
your tabebs could be the next soloist virtuouso! galing naman =)
7/06/2009 1:31 AM
Lantaw said…
nurture her talent for music and she can be...
7/06/2009 7:54 PM
Anonymous said…
uuuuy! promising!!! :) jamming kami minsan... tapos ra-raket kami sa mga weddings! :) haha...
7/07/2009 12:22 AM
Kit said…
Wow, your little girl sure holds the violin really well. Vanessa-Mae in the making alright :)
7/07/2009 7:10 AM
RedLan said…
wow, suportahan mo hilig ng anak mo. Nakikita ko talagang may concentration sa ginagawa niya.
7/07/2009 8:24 PM
Lito Antoque said…
the next vanessa mae...she seems to have an inclination to music...
7/08/2009 8:29 PM
Rico said…
Mukhang maganda pa nga yang violin nyo. Dapat talaga magamit para hindi masayang.
How much fun would it be if you and Tabebs are classmates in violin lessons!? :p
7/09/2009 10:33 PM
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