On Friday, for two brief hours, it snowed in Jerusalem, shutting down public transportation and Gan. My cleaning lady stayed home as well, so I had that job this week. By 10:30 am, the blue sky opened up over the city, and by 11 am, all of the snow had melted. Having a whole morning to ourselves, Raphaela and I watched a performance of Brahms by the Israel Philharmonic, and she sat, mesmerised.
We also had a spirited discussion about Zubin Metha, and his similarity to her favorite musician, Mr. Harry Belafonte.
Afterwards, Raphaela informed me that when she is a big girl, she wants to play piano and be an orchestral conductor. I asked what kind of music she would play, and she answered with confidence, "Sevivon!" (The Hebrew Chanukah dreildel song)
When Raphaela was a baby, she was turning every possible object into a drum set, and her love of music has never surprised me.
2 comments:
The obvious recommendation:
http://www.amazon.com/Philharmonic-Dressed-Reading-Rainbow-Books/dp/006443124X
Thanks Amy, Happy Purim!
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