The above photo is her strumming her daddy's 16 year old guitar. The minute she holds it, the guitar looked comfortable with her inspite of how big it is. She looks like a pro strumming and plucking those strings. Imagine how hard and sharp those strings would be for a 4 year old but H was able to play "Twinkle Twinkle, little stars. How I wonder what you are." without a sweat.
We were all excited. :) I thought that it was easier for her to love playing the guitar because her daddy is a guitarist so the connection was natural.
And then we were all surprised when the dad brought home a real guitar for the little one. She was soooo happy to see a mini version and she plays with it over and over again. It is a Fend Squier Mini in torino red. Sweet.
My only desire is that she will take it seriously and may she give glory to her God every time she strums those strings.
Way to go,H!
Blessings ♥
In fact, with probably too much honesty, I used to tell my students when I taught classical guitar at university, that I could not teach them to play guitar--that they had to do themselves. All I could do was guide them, offer encouragement and criticism as needed and provide them with the appropriate materials. They had to do all the actual work! She is good at playing guitar.
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Wow! I wish my daughter learns how to play a musical instrument too. Maybe piano! :)
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