This is my "Senior Shout Out" from June 2001, when I was in 12th grade. Traditionally, at the two dance schools I attended, the seniors always got to do a final performance together. This   more...was that final performance for the six seniors from my dance school's class of 2001.

The song is the Bee Gees' "Stayin' Alive." I am the girl in the jeans who "shakes her stuff" four times for my grand exit. This was the third and final performance of this dance, and my mom told me to add the fourth shake. Me and my partner also were trying to do The Hustle, except it wasn't all that great. But, I looked like I was having the most fun of the other five girls.  less

April 22, 2006 - my Senior Recital at West Chester University... I had to produce and present an more... hour's worth of music... It was a lot of fun, and there were a couple awesome performances by   more...my friends that night (whom I am forever grateful for!!) All work is ©Michael J Weaver unless otherwise noted... I wanted to begin the performance with a witty jab at the people who come out on stage and say "uh, yeah, turn your cell phones off n00bs". I feel like that is one of the rudest things... ever. So this is my way of letting people know that I'd rather not hear a horrible MIDI version of Mozart's 'Turkish Rondo' in the middle of one of my pieces! And you know what?... it worked!  less

April 22, 2006 - my Senior Recital at West Chester University... I had to produce and present an more... hour's worth of music... It was a lot of fun, and there were a couple awesome performances by   more...my friends that night (whom I am forever grateful for!!) All work is ©Michael J Weaver unless otherwise noted... The 2nd piece of the program was my 'Fugal Suite for Double Reeds' performed by the Almost Alliteration Quartet... so named because their names have the initials HH, MM, SS.... and JK. This piece is based on the traditional suite movements (Allemande, Sarabande, Courante, Gigue.. look it up, it's good stuff!) to which I gave a little twist by adding a fugue between each movement. There's a lot of counterpoint goodness going on there! I would love to have the opportunity to have this recorded some time professionally (and with a bit more rehearsak time... and with a working contrabassoon!)  less

April 22, 2006 - my Senior Recital at West Chester University... I had to produce and present an more... more... hour's worth of music... It was a lot of fun, and there were a couple awesome performances   more...by my friends that night (whom I am forever grateful for!!)... This was the 3rd piece, Willindipediosity.... basically my jab at avant garde music.... heh  less

April 22, 2006 - my Senior Recital at West Chester University... I had to produce and present an more... more... hour's worth of music... It was a lot of fun, and there were a couple awesome performances   more...by my friends that night (whom I am forever grateful for!!)... This was the 4th piece of the evening, "Higher Ambitions" for Violin and Piano - Emily MacLean on the piano... and a special thank to Ayree Koh who learned this piece in 4 days after my original violinist copped out on me! Enjoy!  less

April 22, 2006 - my Senior Recital at West Chester University... I had to produce and present an more... hour's worth of music... It was a lot of fun, and there were a couple awesome performances by   more...my friends that night (whom I am forever grateful for!!)... This was the 7th piece of the recital, a short interlude inserted to facilitate the set change on stage. Obviously not my own composition, but arranged by myself for boomwhackers. The first person who can tell me the name of the piece, where it's from, and who wrote it gets 5 hits on their videos! Performed by the West Chester University Boomwhacker Choir, an impromptu ensemble that was formed for this performance! (and disbanded shortly after!) Finally, special thanks to Dan Beal for his interpretive dance!  less

My daughters first dance recital...I cried like a baby...lol

Little boy is way too excited about being in a choir recital.

This is from my June 2000 dance recital, which was my debut in Ballet. I have light brown hair with bangs, and according to an instructor, the only one who smiled during the whole performance. In actuality,   more...we were all VERY nervous during this performance, as this was our debuts in Ballet. Please be very kind, as it was the first performance night. I don't think we did terrible though.

The song is Elton John's "Blessed."  less

This is my June 1999 dance performance, when I was sixteen years old in tenth grade. The song is Chic's "Le Freak." I have long light brown hair tied up in a side ponytail, which I believed   more...had to be VERY seventies. This was my first year at the dance school I stayed at until I graduated high school in 2001.  less

April 22, 2006 - my Senior Recital at West Chester University... I had to produce and present an more... more... hour's worth of music... It was a lot of fun, and there were a couple awesome performances   more...by my friends that night (whom I am forever grateful for!!)... This was the 5th piece of the recital, a short interlude inserted to facilitate the set change on stage. Obviously not my own composition, but arranged by myself for boomwhackers. This is 'Los Habeneros' from the opera 'Carmen' by Bizet. Performed by the West Chester University Boomwhacker Choir, an impromptu ensemble that was formed for this performance! (and disbanded shortly after!)  less

April 22, 2006 - my Senior Recital at West Chester University... I had to produce and present an more... hour's worth of music... It was a lot of fun, and there were a couple awesome performances by   more...my friends that night (whom I am forever grateful for!!) Music ©Michael J. Weaver, Text ©Shel Silverstein... This is the 6th piece of the program, a song cycle based on the poems of Shel Silverstein... I think I'd like to have this professionally recorded some time (with a little more rehearsal time...)  less

April 22, 2006 - my Senior Recital at West Chester University... I had to produce and present an hour's worth of music... It was a lot of fun, and there were a couple awesome performances by my friends   more...that night (whom I am forever grateful for!!) All work is ©Michael J Weaver unless otherwise noted... this was the 8th and final piece of the show... I offer no explanation, take it for what it is... the fun part about this is that at the end I had everyone who was involved in the recital come back for one more refrain of the piece/curtain call... that's a lot of people!! Enjoy!  less

This is my first Jazz recital (fourth year of dance school), filmed in June 1991. The song is "In the Mood" by Bette Midler. My mother took the photo at home before the show - look for me   more...in the video!  less

Original music on piano. David Vigil (Morningstar), artist / musician of Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA. 'Beatinthepocket' on You Tube.

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Instituto grecolatinol conferencia/recital de guitarra el dia 29 de Enero de 2009

Prostration during Quran Recital

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Senior   more...golfers its for you!  less

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An organ recital at lunchtime on Thursday 5th June 2008, at the Kelvingrove Museum in Glasgow

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This is my June 1994 Jazz performance to the Janet Jackson song "Funky Big Band." The costume is VERY early 1990s. I have really short hair (you can't really see my hair under that hat!) and   more...glasses. I was watching this video while I was copying it, and couldn't believe how tall I was - in fact, I'm pretty much that tall now, except Iwas tall for eleven years old. I was in 5th grade at the time.  less