Hi! I'm Lizzy!

And I've been playing violin
since I was about 3 years old.

This is Jeffrey 
and he's been playing violin

since he was about 6.

So, I would say that we both 
have a love of violin,

and that love has been fed 
by our dedication,

and we've had to practice 
about one to three hours a day

for all these years,

and I'd say 
that that's taught me

a lot about self-motivation 
and perseverance.

But, most importantly, it taught me
to teach myself

because, when I'm practising,
there's no one in the room with me

saying, "You're doing this wrong",

"You need to do this differently."

I only see a teacher once a week, 
so it's mostly me figuring out for myself.

Anyway, the piece 
that we'll be playing today

is called "Navarra".

It shares a name 
with a Spanish province,

but it's not a very well-known piece.

However, the composer is very well-known, 
his name is Pablo de Sarasate,

and he was a very famous 
Spanish violonist and composer.

This piece features very virtuousic
and difficult violin work

and [works] with the piano 
as harmonic and rhythmic backup.

Without further ado
we'll play "Navarra".

(Piano and violin music)

(Applause)