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![]() ![]() ![]() | Alison Balsom This looks like a great event at Town Hall on May 13, 2007. Free tickets......The price is right I think I will be there. Wilmer Last edited by wiseone2 : 04-29-2007 at 10:08 AM. |
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| Re: Alison Balsom Mr Wise have you ever attended a free Town Hall event? Do the tickets go quickly? I travel from eastern Long Island and it would be a downer if there were no tickets left. I guess I better have a plan "B" ready. Last edited by westview1900 : 04-29-2007 at 11:27 AM. Reason: I can't write a coherent sentence. |
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| Re: Alison Balsom This information might help you Westview. Free for All at Town Hall is an excellent (and free) annual series. ------------------ Free for All at Town Hall Celebrates Its 5th Anniversary: Top-tier classical music presented in the historic Town Hall. All seats are free to the public. Free For All At Town Hall - Spectacular Concerts 212-707-8787 April 29, 5pm Dawn Upshaw, soprano May 13, 5pm Alison Balsom, trumpet Acclaimed British trumpeter makes her New York debut May 20, 5pm Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg & Anne-Marie McDermott The Brahms Sonatas for Violin and Piano. May 27, 2pm & 7pm Konstantin Lifschitz, piano Bach's Well Tempered Klavier Books I and II in Two Concerts. No Money, No Reservations, No Jackets Required! Tickets available only at the Town Hall box office, 123 West 43rd Street between 6th Avenue and Broadway, starting at noon the day of the concert. Two tickets per person, per concert. First come, first served. Sorry, no reservations. |
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![]() ![]() ![]() | Re: Alison Balsom I have never stood in line for tickets in NYC, I think I will try it this time. Town Hall at noon, May 13 2007.......... it's the kind of thing I used to do with my mom when I was a kid. Wilmer |
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![]() ![]() ![]() | Re: Alison Balsom Quote:
Alison Balsom played on a picc, C trumpet AND a natural trumpet. The nat have holes for tuning purpose. She played the whole concert by memory! She played flawlessly. I had great seats in the balcony. Jimmy Owens, Chris Bubolz, Dominic Derasse and Mike Ponella were in attendance. A TM member from L.I. was there, I'm bad with names, sorry Her playing was impeccable. She played with an ensemble made up of violin, cello and keyboards. The first half used harpsichord, the second part was played on piano. The program was widely varied. She started the concert on piccolo, a Scherzer, I think, then switched to the natural trumpet. The first half of the concert was baroque music. The second half began with the Goedicke "Concert Etude," it was well played. She arranged or transcribed everything on the program. de Falla, Lindberg and Piazolla, were the other composers played on the second half. I was impressed by her ease of execution, her accuracy, her dead-on intonation......I did not see her using any false fingering, my friends say she used 2 and 3 on the Ebs. I didn't see it She has chops to burn, that was a long concert. And she is stunning to look at Wilmer | |
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