What An Entrance

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Skipping onto the stage.. what an entrance. So typically an inner child thing to do.
Adrian had the judges eating out of his hands. Then the audience cottoned on.

Took a while then the lights went on.... Does not matter what Adrian Romoff plays he is right there achieving it.


So he's skipped about 7 years of schooling and plays like a whizz kid. Humor, laughter and the fun of being a child still is within.  If there is something that Adrian does not know he does know! [ Adrian's mum]  According to Adrian "Music lights up the spirit.  " listening to him play my inner child wants to enjoy the movement as well.


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