I have a sad reputation for getting my nephews, neice and the children of friends hooked on music that puts them at odds with their peer group. My youngest friend -- she's now 12 and the daughter of one of my best mates but she *insists* that we are friends independent of her mother -- was about 8 when I got her hooked on Noel Coward. She even sang "Mrs. Worthington" for her school concert:
You haven't lived until you've heard an eight year old American girl singing Coward. *g*
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Date: 2010-02-09 04:58 pm (UTC)*tips pork pie hat to the Sweetie*
I have a sad reputation for getting my nephews, neice and the children of friends hooked on music that puts them at odds with their peer group. My youngest friend -- she's now 12 and the daughter of one of my best mates but she *insists* that we are friends independent of her mother -- was about 8 when I got her hooked on Noel Coward. She even sang "Mrs. Worthington" for her school concert:
You haven't lived until you've heard an eight year old American girl singing Coward. *g*