TubularBelle
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Posted: June 26 2006, 10:07 |
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For all the Adelaide fans, see http://www.aso.com.au/Calendar/sep06.htm (as pointed out to me by their oboist this morning)
MS11 - Virtuoso Adelaide Town Hall
Thursday 14 September at 6.30pm Friday 15 September at 8pm Saturday 16 September at 6.30pm
Conductor Benjamin Northey Piano Marc-André Hamelin Mozart Symphony No.31 Paris Mike Oldfield, arr. David Bedford The Orchestral Tubular Bells, Part One
In a coup for the ASO, we welcome the great virtuoso Marc-André Hamelin for his Australian debut appearance, performing Brahms’ radiant 2nd Piano Concerto. This program also features a surprise: Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells, Part One. In the orchestration made by Oldfield’s friend David Bedford at the time of the album’s original release, it captures all this wonderful work’s infectious and copious tunefulness. The program opens with Mozart’s Paris Symphony, full of light, life and virtuosic invention.
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Here's the deal:
If you are coming to (or you live in) Adelaide, try to make the Saturday night concert. I am planning to be at all three performances.
Let me know you are coming and give me some contact details. This is something Tubular Tracy Aplin and I have discussed in the past, now it looks like the best possible opportunity.
I'll arrange (at least) a barbecue on the day; possibly something more. I'll need to find a venue as our house is too small and I'd recommend against someone else's house. If I can get somewhere at the university, we might make a good day of it. Please note that such a venue is unlikely to be free so if you are coming expect to make a modest contribution to cover costs.
If you want to be a part of this, and especially if you have something rare to share with us on the day, please get in contact with me. It would be great to meet so many of you after all this virtual contact. The last time I did this was on Hergest Ridge, 10 years ago, and we had a great time.
If that doesn't give you the incentive to come over, what would??
Regards Matthew Sorell University of Adelaide
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hehehehehe..
16th September, eh..?
c'mon you guys..!!!!
a weekend in Adelaide in September for an antipodean amarok gathering!
international Amarokers welcome
(Adelaide has an airport, you know)
sounds like fun to me
I'll be getting tickets for Saturday 16th if I can
surely we can manage a beer in the foyer at least..
and remember folks, how beautiful Adelaide is in September, how green the fields and vineyards, how very fine some of the worlds' finest wines can taste when you're listening to a pivotal moment in your life rendered by real musicians who know what they're doing
will there be a dry eye when the percussionist bangs the (genteel) tripe out of that first Tubular Bell?
will the guitarists be as faithful and convincing as Duo Sonare?
will Dave Hughes be the M.C?
will mike, visiting his brother in Queensland, pop out for a little handful of applause?
you'll never never know if you never never go...:>>>>>>>>
just do it - book now!
wolfus
------------------------------------------------------------- Ahhhh, spend the afternoon checking out some of those great, big, sun-drenched South Australian Reds (the wines, not the kangaroos) at the vineyards at the edge of the city, then into a Tuxedo and off to hear Tubular Bells at night - perfect! Philip
--------------------------------------------------------------- Excellent! Got my tickets, Row H, seats 3, 4, 5 and 6 for Saturday the 16th of September. Taking my partner, my Mum and my son. Can't wait!! Can we all meet up at a nearby pub for a drink afterwards or at my place at Belair in the beautiful Adelaide Hills for a p--s up and night of Mike.
The Ambassadors Hotel is just across the road from the Town Hall, who's up for it?
I'm excited.
Tracy.
Tracy Aplin TubularBelle
-------------- I hate getting up early. I didn't even realise there were two 6 o'clocks in one day!
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