Event | Watch "Taiwan Kids, Great!" of Taiwan Public Television Service on TV.
People | teachers and students
Date | January 18th, 2014
Place | home

Writer :
Jun-Wei Chen, Sharp Shooter
Yun-Ruei Chang, Quick Silver
Yan-Ming Liao, Past Master
Yi-Xuan Lin, Top Stricker
You Wu, Powerful Finger
Po-Yuan Yang, Magic Finger

Jun-Wei Chen, Sharp Shooter
　　Our much anticipated program would be broadcasted at 10:00 in the morning of January 18th. It was the TV program of our recording in Taiwan Public Televisions Services on November 15th last year. I was pretty anxious but excited. I had been looking forward to the opening of the program. The staff in Taiwan Public Television Service went to each school and showed the specialties and advantages of the participating schools. It was a pity that we were too nervous during the shot, which made our performance not so perfect. I learned the merits and weaknesses of each team after the show. I also found that I could learn from different kinds of performance and appreciate them. By seeing things from different angles, we could experience the life around us and reap different kinds of knowledge. The boost of everyone's artisitic savor helps broaden our horizon.

Yun-Ruei Chang, Quick Silver
　　This morning, every member of my family gathered in front of the TV to watch the result of our performance in the studio. Everyone nodded and thumbed up during the show. The nervous but interesting atmosphere was a great experience. After the performance, I thought seriously about our facial expression. I should practice the expression more at home. I gained a lot by watching the performance of other schools. Hope that we could get more opportunities of the similar kind. Thank the teacher for providing us with such a wonderful chance.

Yan-Ming Liao, Past Master
　　The show Ping He Children Orchestra broadcasted in Taiwan Public Television Service on Noveber 15th was to be shown today. Unfortunately, I had to go to the cram school. So I asked my parents to record the show for me. Watching the recording, I felt proud! I was taken away by the song "Pirates of the Carribean," immersing in the atmosphere. I listened to each detail diligently. The mysterious opening of the song attracted me, which made me unwilling to close my eyes. Then, the strong power of the song, an expression of the ship sailing in the sea, was much more breathtaking! At last, the expressive section made my heart content. In the last section "He's A Pirate" we gradually reinforced the volume. I moved with the rhythm of the instruments. The climax of the final was unforgettable!

Yi-Xuan Lin, Top Stricker
　　 My sister and I ran to the front of the TV immediately after we woke up. Though the show had not began yet, we flipped through the channels heartlessly. Everyone was glued to the TV when the show began at ten. We were all tense and nervous. After the show, I felt the importance of one's expression. The performance of "Pirates of Carribean" and the quartet were received with applause. They not only made us get the full credit but also created a wonderful memory.

You Wu, Powerful Finger
　　 Wow! Taiwan Public Television Service was going to broadcast the recording of our practice and performance this morning! Too bad that I had to go to the cram school at that time. When I went back, I watched the show online. When I listened to the song of "Pirates of the Carribean," I was scared at by the atmosphere of the music that we played at the beginning. Then it's getting high later on. The multiple layers music of the quintet was pleasant to the ears, with variation of the sound pitch.

Po-Yuan Yang, Magic Finger
　　The show we recorded in Taiwan Public Television Service on November 15th was broadcasted today. Though I couldn't wait in front of the TV at that time, I found the recording of the show. I was immersed in multiple layers of the music in the song of "Pirates of the Carribean." But I found out that our facial expression was too stiff. We should wear a smile more often as not to disturb the happiness of the atmosphere. We should remember the lesson and improve in our next performance.