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salon orchestra review interview |
THE GRAND SALON Matinee Performance was a Real Treat Bravo to the Festival of the Arts for introducing a new dimension into
our splendid new Algonquin theatre - a Sunday matinee - and what a performance
it was. The first half of the concert featured selections from European composers such as Strauss and Suppe. How phenomenal Suppe's somewhat hackneyed 'Light Calvary Overture' sounds when performed by talented artists. The second half covered popular works by American composers such as Cole Porter, George Gershwin and Irving Berlin. Each selection was performed with style and ardour by artists obviously enjoying themselves while attired in formal tails and exquisite gowns. Kerry's ability to enlighten us in his humorous style is always a delight. To those unfortunate enough to have missed this first matinee, either because you were still in Florida or because of unawareness, you missed a fantastic occasion. We hope the Festival will continue this matinee style and will program as early return engagement of Kerry Stratton's Palm Court Orchestra and its super repertoire. We wish Kerry all the best in recapturing what was an era with most memorable music. Still humming those melodies. Click here for the next Salon Review
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Ann Summers International |