Venue wanted

NoHallhmmmm......can't rememberNorthern Hall County, GA9,032 postsJoined May 28, '07View profile Messagehmmmm......can't remember

Dec 31, '07 · 7:28 PM3,131

Is there a place in SoWal which would be suitable for a piano recital? It would require at least a baby grand.

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florida girlBeach FanaticSanta Rosa Beach1,453 postsJoined Feb 3, '06View profile MessageBeach Fanatic

Jan 1, '08 · 1:18 AM#2

I would think that the Point Washington Methodist Church would have the facilities to do that.

John R

John Rneeds to get out moreConflictinator6,782 postsJoined Dec 31, '05View profile Messageneeds to get out more

Jan 1, '08 · 1:24 PM#3

seerings?

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rdelong43065Beach FanaticSeagrove677 postsJoined May 28, '07View profile MessageBeach Fanatic

Jan 1, '08 · 2:15 PM#4

I was thinking Seering's as well. The Sandestin Hilton would be a good choice too.

Matt J

Matt JSWGB24,862 postsJoined May 9, '07View profile MessageSWGB

Jan 1, '08 · 4:19 PM#5

Is there a place in SoWal which would be suitable for a piano recital? It would require at least a baby grand.

Are you playing? Would love to hear it.

NoHall

NoHallhmmmm......can't rememberNorthern Hall County, GA9,032 postsJoined May 28, '07View profile Messagehmmmm......can't rememberAuthor

Jan 1, '08 · 9:38 PM#6

Would Seerings work for an actual recital? Like Beethoven/Bach? I guess I could call and ask.

Are you playing? Would love to hear it.

Maybe... I have a big fat recital in April, and I was advised to play it in 2 other venues before then, and I'd love to do them outside my home turf. Doesn't matter if it's for 5 people or for 50, but it does require an actual grand piano. (A baby grand is okay, too. Uprights just work differently, and it would make a difference.)

Matt J

Matt JSWGB24,862 postsJoined May 9, '07View profile MessageSWGB

Jan 1, '08 · 11:20 PM#7

I just remembered that the Santa Rosa Beach Club has a baby grand I believe.

NoHall

NoHallhmmmm......can't rememberNorthern Hall County, GA9,032 postsJoined May 28, '07View profile Messagehmmmm......can't rememberAuthor

Jan 2, '08 · 2:38 PM#8

Not sure recitals can be done where food and drink is served. Kitty gets out of hand sometimes...

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZ860P4iTaM"]YouTube - "NORA: Practice Makes Purr-fect" - Check the sequel too.[/ame]

and

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0zgQAp7EYw&feature=related"]YouTube - Nora: The Sequel - Better than the original![/ame]

Edited Jan 2, '08 · 2:42 PM

Matt J

Matt JSWGB24,862 postsJoined May 9, '07View profile MessageSWGB

Jan 2, '08 · 3:08 PM#9

:lolabove:

Just remember if you want to do it there talk to BB, she's got some pull.

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ShallowsNoleBeach FanaticPt Washington4,279 postsJoined Jun 22, '05View profile MessageBeach Fanatic

Jan 2, '08 · 4:16 PM#10

I would think that the Point Washington Methodist Church would have the facilities to do that.

Except we don't have a baby grand. :(

I would check with Santa Rosa Golf and Beach Club first, then Sandestin Hilton, then the place John R mentioned. Maybe not necessarily in that order.

Good luck!

Carol G

Carol GBeach FanaticPoint Washington1,920 postsJoined Jan 15, '07View profile MessageBeach Fanatic

Jan 3, '08 · 1:24 AM#11

David Seering has a Steinway baby grand... not sure if it's in his new place or not, but definitely would be worth investigating, it's a sweet piano...

JUL

JULBeach FanaticMadison, Alabama1,452 postsJoined Nov 3, '07View profile MessageBeach Fanatic

Jan 3, '08 · 7:23 AM#12

Not sure recitals can be done where food and drink is served. Kitty gets out of hand sometimes...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZ860P4iTaM

and

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0zgQAp7EYw&feature=related

:clap:yeah Nora!