Congrats to you and to your granddaughter. Post a picture if you can in Personals. We would like to see her get her medal.

CONGRATULATIONS, what an achievement, hugs S*

Congratulations. I'm sure she was wonderful.Tell her to keep up the good work. Arlene

Congrats, I know you are proud of her. DeVon

Congrats for her, you can be so proud of her. Hugs Marie

Congrats for her, you can be so proud of her. Hugs Marie

Thats wonderful I know how proud you must be, my granddaughter is 12 and has won so many comps for her dancing. Dont you just love em to bits. Suelyn

EXCELLENT HAPPY FOR ALL HUGS CAROLYN

Congrats to the talented little girl!

Perhaps Grandma could make her a special award with her embroidery machine.

Congratulations. Tell her all Cuties proud of her.

Clever girl♥

That is awesome. I love the violon. Give her a big hug from me

Wonderful! What super talent she has. Congratulations and may there be many more of these occasions.***

That's wonderful! Congratulations!

Maria,Congratulations!That's wonderful! The first of many more to come.Stella

My congratulations to her and may her successes continue.
AlmaG.

Congratulations, it's just fantastic. I wish her a brilliant career! Hugs, Lidia

That is so great! You should be proud!

You have every reason to be proud of her. Please extend my congratulations to her on her achievement. Hugs, Mary

That is so wonderful! Congratulations to her, her parents and her grandparents-you!

I know you must be very proud! Many yrs ago ago, I had a neighbor/friend who played a violin. She and I could have been no more than 9 or 10 and as I remember, everyone bragged on her ability. He Mom was a school teacher. I tried and tried to get something called music out ot those strings and it never sounded any better that if someone had stepped on a cats tail. She was a very quiet girl but she was very good with it! I had long forgotten about her until I read this post. She would never get to come out and play with the neighborhood kids because her Mom was afraid something would happen to her. She sure played the Violin alot and her Mom wanted her to be a professional. I guess if her Mom knew I had been trying to make something that sounded like music come from her daughters violin, we would have both been in trouble. I also had a grand idea later that I wanted to play the piano. That was too was a joke when it came to me! I was not musically inclined! I think the best I ever got on a piano was chopsticks. I bought my son a very nice keyboard and he played with it alot and it did begin to sound like music but the next thing I knew, he had given it away! He also had a guitar that he played off and on for a while and it was also given away. He is 45 now, and is very hard of hearing. He has been told that was because he damaged his eardrums playing loud music in the auto for so many years. Now that I can believe! Of course, it could also be selective hearing! He only hears what he wants to hear.
Maybe your GD will be a professional one day! First Place Solo is a big acomplishment!

yeh!!!!!!!!!!!!

Congratulations. That is a huge accomplishment for ANY age!! Take lots of pictures. It is a very memorable event.