elly
Apr 15, 2009 6:41 PM
haha.
i want to go there! god damn i have to wait like 2 more years....
haha represent!
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elly
Apr 14, 2009 11:18 PM
yea i herd from a friend that vienna was a possibility.
oh my god! berklee is my dream college!
how was it???
wow. im really jealous right now :)
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elly
Apr 14, 2009 10:53 PM
freshman.
do you know where we;re going for next year's trip?
yea mine's going good. you?
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elly
Apr 13, 2009 1:28 PM
hey!
no yea i remember.
yea it was really fun. im pretty excited about going.
what grade are you in?
Friday, April 2, 2010
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
mmm.
zach,
i suck at replying to you. but if you give me savanna's email address, i will not suck at replying to her.
i would love love love to talk to her get started in this crazy string world. feel free to have her email me anytime with questions.
also. we haaaaavvve to play together this summer. i get back the middle of may. lets make this happen.
cool.
han
On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 3:58 AM, Gorilla Strings wrote:
Hannah,
Crazy question for ya. There's a girl who plays the cello (quite effin well) in Virginia. She doesnt know quite what to do with herself. Conservatory or college or what not. She is 17?
I thought you and her might be a great "match". Your older and do what you do ... but, you remember that feeling too.
If its cool with you I wanna pass along your info so you two can talk. She's a hell of a player, and she is right up your alley.
And she is thinking commercial music, on the cello. So...yea.
Let me know if your interested? Sort of a mentoring thing?
www.gsarts.net Thats her school. Doing every thing they can. But, I still think a conversation with you might do even more.
If thats o.k. let me know and I will pass along this e-mail to her.
--Zach
today was weird. only 4 in ap gov. hamlet test ass kicking. hamlet soliloquy kicked my ass. picked up elly ate most of a triple whopper. got into berklee. had senior prep outside. had dinner with dad and elly at carrabas. walked around greenbrier calling my mom trying to get inside my apartment for an hour. blisters. owl city. jeff. weird.
i suck at replying to you. but if you give me savanna's email address, i will not suck at replying to her.
i would love love love to talk to her get started in this crazy string world. feel free to have her email me anytime with questions.
also. we haaaaavvve to play together this summer. i get back the middle of may. lets make this happen.
cool.
han
On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 3:58 AM, Gorilla Strings
Hannah,
Crazy question for ya. There's a girl who plays the cello (quite effin well) in Virginia. She doesnt know quite what to do with herself. Conservatory or college or what not. She is 17?
I thought you and her might be a great "match". Your older and do what you do ... but, you remember that feeling too.
If its cool with you I wanna pass along your info so you two can talk. She's a hell of a player, and she is right up your alley.
And she is thinking commercial music, on the cello. So...yea.
Let me know if your interested? Sort of a mentoring thing?
www.gsarts.net Thats her school. Doing every thing they can. But, I still think a conversation with you might do even more.
If thats o.k. let me know and I will pass along this e-mail to her.
--Zach
today was weird. only 4 in ap gov. hamlet test ass kicking. hamlet soliloquy kicked my ass. picked up elly ate most of a triple whopper. got into berklee. had senior prep outside. had dinner with dad and elly at carrabas. walked around greenbrier calling my mom trying to get inside my apartment for an hour. blisters. owl city. jeff. weird.
berklee.
Congratulations Savannah!
On behalf of the president and the board of trustees, I am delighted to announce your acceptance to Berklee College of Music as a candidate for the bachelor of music degree, September 2010, fall semester.
A new door has opened, and a new chapter begins in the pursuit of your life's passion. Your acceptance to Berklee College of Music is a privilege reserved for those we determine have what it takes: to be, rather than to seem to be.
Your experience at Berklee will be rich and filled with possibility. In preparation, I would like to share some traits that will be fundamental to your success in this challenging environment:
A pioneering spirit and boundless thirst for knowledge; willingness to explore new musical horizons; openness to the creativity around you; passion and focus; respect for your peers; and a professional attitude toward your work.
These are the qualities at the core of Berklee's success, the essence of who we are. They resonate with our community and are mirrored in our creative diversity.
Only you can determine whether you are ready. Ready to contribute to the legacy and the legend. Ready to thrive. Ready to question. Ready to lead. Ready to fulfill the potential that is so evident to us.
We have opened the door. Now it's up to you.
Yours in music,
Damien S. Bracken
Dean of Admissions
BUT.
Dear Savannah:
The Scholarship Committee has completed reviewing all admitted candidates for scholarship consideration. While we have every confidence in your ability to succeed at Berklee, the unprecedented level of competition in our admitted class means that we are unable to award you a scholarship at this time. However, this decision does not preclude you from receiving need-based funds from the college. We encourage you to visit the financial aid section of our website to learn more about financing your education at berklee.edu/financing.
We wish you all the best in all your future musical endeavors.
Sincerely,
Tod P. Oliviere
Director of Scholarships and Student Employment
Berklee College of Music
so.. yeah.
On behalf of the president and the board of trustees, I am delighted to announce your acceptance to Berklee College of Music as a candidate for the bachelor of music degree, September 2010, fall semester.
A new door has opened, and a new chapter begins in the pursuit of your life's passion. Your acceptance to Berklee College of Music is a privilege reserved for those we determine have what it takes: to be, rather than to seem to be.
Your experience at Berklee will be rich and filled with possibility. In preparation, I would like to share some traits that will be fundamental to your success in this challenging environment:
A pioneering spirit and boundless thirst for knowledge; willingness to explore new musical horizons; openness to the creativity around you; passion and focus; respect for your peers; and a professional attitude toward your work.
These are the qualities at the core of Berklee's success, the essence of who we are. They resonate with our community and are mirrored in our creative diversity.
Only you can determine whether you are ready. Ready to contribute to the legacy and the legend. Ready to thrive. Ready to question. Ready to lead. Ready to fulfill the potential that is so evident to us.
We have opened the door. Now it's up to you.
Yours in music,
Damien S. Bracken
Dean of Admissions
BUT.
Dear Savannah:
The Scholarship Committee has completed reviewing all admitted candidates for scholarship consideration. While we have every confidence in your ability to succeed at Berklee, the unprecedented level of competition in our admitted class means that we are unable to award you a scholarship at this time. However, this decision does not preclude you from receiving need-based funds from the college. We encourage you to visit the financial aid section of our website to learn more about financing your education at berklee.edu/financing.
We wish you all the best in all your future musical endeavors.
Sincerely,
Tod P. Oliviere
Director of Scholarships and Student Employment
Berklee College of Music
so.. yeah.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
it's pathetic i blog whenever something happens.
fixing things two at a time!
1. old friends-> regular friends.
2. going to school.
i can handle those two things.
1. old friends-> regular friends.
2. going to school.
i can handle those two things.
kim cook CANNOT remember me.
Dear Savannah,
How are you! I enjoyed seeing you at our Carnegie Hall concert!! I am so glad you and your mother were able to attend!!
wtf. i didn't go.
How are you! I enjoyed seeing you at our Carnegie Hall concert!! I am so glad you and your mother were able to attend!!
wtf. i didn't go.
oh, hunter.
i love you. please don't think such things. i'm just not happy right now. and i haven't been at school. and i haven't been on the bus. and kevin hates me. hah. lot's of things going on. i'm just really overwhelmed. (i'm not really sure what i'm overwhelmed with i have nothing going on) and. i'm getting better. and me and you will be better. i promise. i promise hunter. things are just really weird right now.
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