Piano Party 7/27. Klaus is coming to visit

[bachophile]

I’ll be in Alaska. Shame. A week later and may have been able to swing it.

[taiwan_girl]

Sounds like a lot of fun!!! I actually will have a scheduled visit to Europe at that time.

[Mik]

I have doctor appointments galore that week. One I could change. Four not so much.

[Friday]

Not able to come. But I certainly hope that everyone has a good time. Don't forget the pictures!

[mark]

We are planning on it! Going to head to Maine after the party to visit my daughter and her partner. She might attend as well. She is checking their schedules.

[jon-nyc]

AWESOME!

[Horace]

I have an update on my availability. I am still unable to attend due to summering in the Tuscan countryside.

[89th]

@Horace said in Piano Party 7/27. Klaus is coming to visit:

I have an update on my availability. I am still unable to attend due to summering in the Tuscan countryside.

Bloody hell that made me chuckle.

Thanks for the update!

[Horace]

@89th said in Piano Party 7/27. Klaus is coming to visit:

@Horace said in Piano Party 7/27. Klaus is coming to visit:

I have an update on my availability. I am still unable to attend due to summering in the Tuscan countryside.

Bloody hell that made me chuckle.

Thanks for the update!

I'll keep this thread updated with information as it becomes available.

[89th]

That reminds me of @Aqua-Letifer in college when he'd give updates at a local meeting, he's always say "I'm reporting that my report is there's nothing to report."

[Klaus]

@mark Cool! I'm looking forward to this very much!

[mark]

@Klaus We are also looking forward to it. Don't expect much in the way of new pieces from me however. I still dabble with the Bach,Beethoven and Chopin and but not nearly as much as I should to stay performance ready. I suppose I will have to step up and do some practicing.

[jon-nyc]

We all have a month exactly. We can all dust off some pre-learned stuff in that time.

[jon-nyc]

Klaus is going to shine with his Ravel’s Sonatine. But I will forever have the distinction of being the first person to ever play all three movements on his piano. And quite well, I will immodestly say.