Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on From the Top at Carnegie Hall. It needs to be at least 250 words.“We learn that no matter how far from home we are, we always have a home in the

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on From the Top at Carnegie Hall. It needs to be at least 250 words.

“We learn that no matter how far from home we are, we always have a home in the things we love”. These are the lines that struck me in the episode. Music is where the heart is. The three young musicians who have their own stories of ups and downs led them where they are right now. In the case of Ronald Joseph for instance, his terrible experience from Hurricane Katrina did not stop him from pursuing his delight. Like what his teacher said, “You owe it to Katrina”. Oftentimes, the bad things in life are the process of something good that is about to come. For the second part of the episode, 17-year old violist Allyson Tomsky had a different means of showing her enthusiasm. Her love for both music and for her hometown greatly contributed in becoming who she really is. Playing in the streets of New York as one of her practices is indeed a unique way of showing and sharing the talent that she has. Lastly is 14-year old Jazz singer, Nikki Yanofsky who at a very young age possessed a very powerful voice and a great confidence toward the thing that she loved. This episode portrayed only but one thing, that as long as we love what we do, we are happy and we’ll always be contented. There will always be the sense of fulfillment no matter what the odds are. Another episode, Family Ties revealed the role of family in shaping and building the vision of our youth.