That very well may have been the case.
But that fateful day at the Met I felt an uncontrollable compulsion to
leave, but was stymied
in that by sitting in the 2nd row. Therefore that hour felt like
2.................
Pat O'B left during the applause, saying that he can't bear having to
say afterconcert niceties to them.
RT
On 12/16/2013 9:20 AM, David van Ooijen wrote:
I once had the pleasure of giving a concert with Andrea von Ramm. The
programme included anything from Nibelungen Lied to Everly Brothers,
but nothing lutenistic notable. Never had so much fun on stage before,
or after; she was a great musician as well as hilariously funny.
David
On Dec 16, 2013 2:07 PM, "Roman Turovsky" <[1][email protected]>
wrote:
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> That happens often enough.
> I have recently attended a Hoppy concert in NYC that showed no
evidence of lutenistic notability. I've heard him twice before and
those times his playing was a lot worse. In yet one more instance at
the Metropolitan Museum he was accompanying Andrea von Ramm, and that
was probably the worst concert I've attended, ever. Incompetence x 2.
> RT
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> On 12/16/2013 6:42 AM, gary wrote:
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>> How did such an incompetent slouch ever manage to have the likes of
Julian Bream and John Williams singing his praises and traveling half
way around the world to sit at his arrogant feet?
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>> Gary
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