Amazingly cute, 'Little Mochi', a 7-year-old child, shows off her agile conducting skills. Everyone who sees her is amazed by her talent. She reveals that when she grows up, she wants to be a music teacher. This little girl, named "Nong Moshi" or Miss Sirilak Phonprasert, 7 years old, studying in Grade 1 at Thesaban 1 School (Sangkhawit), under the jurisdiction of Trang Municipality, is showing off her skills as a conductor, leading the rhythm for more than 40 students in the orchestra to play songs in front of the flagpole with agility, boldness, and without any embarrassment. Everyone who sees her admires Nong Moshi's talent and cuteness. Mr. Chamnan Thongdee and Mr. Thuwanon Sutthinon, music teachers, said that after school every day, the school would have a band practice in front of the flagpole. The teacher noticed that 'would stand nearby and watch with interest, and she would start to act like a conductor or music director very skillfully. In addition, Nong Moshi already had skills from studying per cussion instruments. In addition, the teacher saw her potential, so she let '' learn to be a conductor. It turned out that Nong Moshi could learn quickly and act skillfully. She was able to control and lead the band practice until the end of the song, which was admired by her seniors, friends, teachers, and those who saw her. After this, the teacher plans to train the child in both musical instruments and conducting to further develop his expertise. 'Nong Moshi' said that she really likes music and dreams of becoming a music teacher in the future. - Source: Thai News Agency
Amazing! 7-year-old shows off his conducting skills
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