Karolina and the Old French Violin
I can smell – PARIS
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Karolina and the Old French Violin
Narrated by:
Mike Blake
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Narrated by:
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Mike Blake
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Mike Blake
About this listen
Karolina ~ and the Old French Violin.
This poem was created after watching one of her many videos on playing Major & minor scales, testing her new / old Violin. She was unsure what year the Violin was made, was it 1874 or 1864?
As she studied the inside and debated with her Father, she exclaimed 'I can smell Paris'. So that is what the theme of this Poem is, and her celebrating her milestone Birthday @ 16.
This poem is a standalone one of Karolina, and is a progression of her age so is more grown up but still nice and in line with her personality and resonance.
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