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Oginski's Polonaise: Personal Narrative

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Recently I had a big personal achievement that I 'm truely proud of. I attend the music school and I play the violin. Before one week I had an important concert for Oginski 's honor, but I was realy afraid of it because I had a big scene fear. I repeated, played and tried to improve my playing for Oginski 's polonaise. When the day of concert came, I was realy nerous. Because of the scene fear I even decided don 't play, but I knew that I needed to do it and I had at least try. I concentrated all the determination, courage and i went to scene. I played polonaise flawlessly, everyone applauded to me. After that concert my fear was gone. I 'm proud of myself that I tried, and defeated my biggest
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