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Lawson Madlener

11 // Male // United States  |   Member since December 29, 2008
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Skill Level:
Professional
Craft:
music student
Instruments:
ukulele, acoustic guitar, violin, electric guitar
Genres:
classical, bluegrass, folk, country, contemporary, Pop
Influences:
Joshua Bell, Mari Haig, The Archies, Itzak Perlman, David Garrett

Hi Everybody,
I'm Lawson Madlener, and I'm eleven years old. I've been playing the violin since I was three years old. I've taught myself to play the acoustic-guitar, electric-guitar, ukulele, and I am currently learning the mandolin. One day I want to play in Carnegie Hall.

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I'm only 11 years old!

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I've been performing the violin all over Southern California since I was three. I don't want to brag, but I have won quite a few medals and ribbons, mostly through festivals hosted by the Music Teachers Association of California. One of the cool things I've experienced was being on a TV show called Real Orange. I was interviewed by Ed Arnold, and played my violin for him. I remember once, a few years ago, I was about to play in a contest. I started to walk up on to the stage, all confident, and dropped all my music!

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Jerald Franklin Archer wrote on February 21, 2009:

Dear Lawson,
Thank you for the kind note. You are a very talented young man, and from what I have heard here, you no doubt will be playing Carnegie Hall very soon. I am very impressed already at your current ability, especially your tone and vibrato. Be an inspiration to other young people and never give up. Learn all you can, listen to your teachers and parents and keep your heart in the music. The Lord bless you and your family.

Mari Haig wrote on January 9, 2009:

Congratulations, Lawson! Talent, hard work, perseverence, what more could a teacher want! M.G.H.

Carol Hayden wrote on January 9, 2009:

I will be looking for you at Carnegie Hall. I am sure you will be a huge success in your life! good job

William Keaton wrote on January 2, 2009:

Very nice Lawson. I wish when I was only 10 years old I had the grasp of music as you do. Your arrangement and recording was very soothing. Good luck with the contest.
WK

toshi o. wrote on January 2, 2009:

Thanks for your comments.
I like the sound of violin,too.

Kate Casillas wrote on January 1, 2009:

Great job on the arrangement!! Are you also playing the cello? I don't see that in your instrument profile?? Great job!!

Spencer M. wrote on December 29, 2008:

Hi Lawson - That was awesome! - Spencer

Toni Magbanua wrote on December 29, 2008:

Lawson - I got chicken skin listening to you. You are awesome! - Toni Magbanua

Suzanne Dicker wrote on December 29, 2008:

Lawson - what wonderful music you created! I hope you'll play it for lots of people. - Suzanne Dicker