Emily with her teacher, Keiko Sensei.
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Sounds like she is a chip off the old block and will be as amazing as her mom :).
She did great!! And she looks beautiful!! I really love that dress :)
Yeah Emily!!!! What a wonderful job! I remember playing that first piece! I sure like the recital setting better than the ones I had... I'd get so nervous I'd almost always have the runs :)
What a great job and she looked beautiful too! Love you Jillers!
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