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FLUTE FEDERATION

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, we all headed downtown to the University of Utah for Flute Federation. It's an event whereby the student plays a memorized piece and they are judged by professional flutists in the area. It is not a competition, they are judged only against themselves and they are given a score and feedback which helps them to know where they need to devote more time or where they are already skilled. This was Jasmine's first Federation and she was quite nervous but did very well. She performed a Concerto in G Major by Quantz. We do not have the feedback sheets yet but she did receive a 'superior' which is the highest score she could have gotten. Way to go honey!!


walking out the door




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  1. That is so cool Jasmine. You are such an amazing flute player. I really enjoyed listening to your piece. Good luck!!!!!

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  2. That's awesome! Tell her to keep up the good work. It's moments like these that make all the bad days of being a mom worth it.

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  3. Way to go Jasmine! You are awesome!!!

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  4. Oh wow... cute Jasmine!! Good job, that's amazing!

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  5. Jaz looks so amazing! That is so awesome you are so great.

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