Bravo, as a lover of violin concerts and anything with a solo virtuoso in it, it warms my heart that the opportunity is giving to those wanted to play the instrument without the press or expectation of a win.
Georg
I have long been a believer that in most things we make our own lucky...and rejection is not a reflection of our talent but of another's taste. Well cone, my friend...
M
:))))... You just never know.... Someone, somewhere is ALWAYS watching and admiring your efforts - from close by or a distance. True talent will never go unrewarded. I love the feeling you have poured into this write, William. We applaud with you! xx
Wow, an exciting write my friend...great ending!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Reviewed by Rafika Anderson (Reader)
Reviewed on January 5, 2008
Wow! What a trick ending. Nicely done and completely unexpected. I enjoyed the terseness of your prose as well as the direct approach of your narrative. Well done!
Often times these little miracles occur especially in the arts and entertainment fields... an unknown actor passed over for a one line part is rememmbered by the producer in a movie that requires a larger part...fate or just the way peoplle are perceived at different times. Regardless a great write that brings out our sympathy and then our joy as the girl is rewarded.
Fee
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Cheers,
Dan
Georg
M
Be safe,
Karen
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Peace,
Bill
Fee
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.