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Emily Bear: seeing is (dis)believing

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Emily Bear: seeing is (dis)believing

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Lauren Strain rabbits on

27th May - 15:31

Credit to my dear friends over here for pointing me in the direction of this li'l treasure. Check out those butter-wouldn't-melt 'Look mum, both hands!' looks she throws at the camera. Bet she's a mischievous little critter at home.


According to Wikipedia, tiny Emily, now seven, began composing at the age of three. She has won an ASCAP award for her composition Northern Lights, appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show five times, played for the President (the last one, unfortunately) and performed an entire Mozart concerto from memory with the Champaign-Urbana Symphony Orchestra.

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