Check out the Miami Herald's review of our recent concert Story of a Soldier here.
The other big news is that Univision network will be airing an international TV special on our concert this Tuesday, March 18th at 10pm. Check your listings for the Univision channel and tune in!
This concert was very special for everyone involved, and we all had a blast. We hope that the audience enjoyed it as much as we have, and we're planning to perform this concert again very soon! So...keep your eyes on the blog for the latest!
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Wednesday, March 05, 2008
People are coming in
Things are starting tomorrow. We pick up our amazing brass players tomorrow and start right into rehearsals. Itching to get started. Can't wait to hear the sound we're going to make!
Tuesday, March 04, 2008
Palm Beach Post Blog and Thanks
Hi all,
Greg Stepanich from the Palm Beach Post has written a nice blog entry on the concert here.
A story in the print version of the Palm Beach Post is scheduled for the end of the week!
Also, we would like to acknowledge several individuals and organizations that have contributed financially to help make this concert possible. Without them, we would simply not be able to bring this exciting concert to the people of South Florida.
Miami-Dade Cultural Affairs
State of Florida Cultural Affairs
Audrey Love Charitable Foundation
Josephine B. Adams Charitable Fund
Randy Gage
Thank you! We also have literally dozens of individuals to thank for their encouragement, in-kind assistance, and belief in our exciting collaboration with Ground Up and Rising. Thank you to everyone who is helping us to further our mission!
Can't wait to see you, and a packed house this weekend!
Steve
Greg Stepanich from the Palm Beach Post has written a nice blog entry on the concert here.
A story in the print version of the Palm Beach Post is scheduled for the end of the week!
Also, we would like to acknowledge several individuals and organizations that have contributed financially to help make this concert possible. Without them, we would simply not be able to bring this exciting concert to the people of South Florida.
Miami-Dade Cultural Affairs
State of Florida Cultural Affairs
Audrey Love Charitable Foundation
Josephine B. Adams Charitable Fund
Randy Gage
Thank you! We also have literally dozens of individuals to thank for their encouragement, in-kind assistance, and belief in our exciting collaboration with Ground Up and Rising. Thank you to everyone who is helping us to further our mission!
Can't wait to see you, and a packed house this weekend!
Steve
New Site is Live
Our new site:
http://projectcopernicus.org/
is live. Still a few bugs to work out, but Gabe's done an outstanding job so far. Hope you like it!
http://projectcopernicus.org/
is live. Still a few bugs to work out, but Gabe's done an outstanding job so far. Hope you like it!
Sunday, March 02, 2008
pC Makes Front Page of Tropical Life in the Miami Herald
Hi All,
We've made the front page of Tropical Life for I think the second or third time. Here's a link to the article:
http://www.miamiherald.com/234/story/439164.html
Special shout out to Larry Johnson, who has written a thoughtful and engaging article about our upcoming concert.
See you on Saturday and Sunday.
C
We've made the front page of Tropical Life for I think the second or third time. Here's a link to the article:
http://www.miamiherald.com/234/story/439164.html
Special shout out to Larry Johnson, who has written a thoughtful and engaging article about our upcoming concert.
See you on Saturday and Sunday.
C
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Sneak Peek of our New Website
pC's got a new website on the way designed by our awesome webmaster, Gabe Durand. Here's a sneak peek: http://projectcopernicus.org/newsite/
Let us know what you think!
Let us know what you think!
Friday, January 11, 2008
Copernicus Gears up for March Concert
There's been a lot happening since our last post, and there have been some very exciting developments on several fronts. First, we are extremely pleased to announce that Greg Stepanich from the Palm Beach Post named our last concert #4 on his "Top 10 of 2007" for Classical Music Performances. You can read about it here.
Secondly, we can't be more excited about our upcoming concert series in March. It's just not possible. Copernicus will be collaborating with the hottest theater group in Miami- Ground Up and Rising, and you won't want to miss the excellence and creativity that they are going to bring to this performance. March 8, at 8pm, we will be presenting "Story of a Soldier" at Arts at St. Johns on Miami Beach (ticket information here). March 9, the concert will be performed in Delray Beach, venue TBA. We have an unbelievable group of young performers slated to perform, and we can't wait to present this great program to Miami. Much more to come soon!
Secondly, we can't be more excited about our upcoming concert series in March. It's just not possible. Copernicus will be collaborating with the hottest theater group in Miami- Ground Up and Rising, and you won't want to miss the excellence and creativity that they are going to bring to this performance. March 8, at 8pm, we will be presenting "Story of a Soldier" at Arts at St. Johns on Miami Beach (ticket information here). March 9, the concert will be performed in Delray Beach, venue TBA. We have an unbelievable group of young performers slated to perform, and we can't wait to present this great program to Miami. Much more to come soon!
Saturday, November 03, 2007
We're 501(c)3!
Hello all pC fans
Just writing to let you know that pC has just received word from our most awesome and faithful legal counsel,Matthew Sarelson, (http://sarelson.com/attorneys.html) that we are now a 501(c)3, non-profit arts orgainization. This will give us tremendous flexibilty in regards to fundraising, allowing us to solicit tax deductible donations from individuals and corporations, as well as allowing us to compete for foundation grants.
Thanks to everybody who made this happen: the artists of pC, the audiences who came to our performances, all donors, our amazing board, our lawyer Matthew, Karen Click, Mark Hart at Coral Gables Congregational Church, and most of all, Carol Hoffman, who helped to incubate our fledgling group which is now ready to take flight!
More soon!
Just writing to let you know that pC has just received word from our most awesome and faithful legal counsel,Matthew Sarelson, (http://sarelson.com/attorneys.html) that we are now a 501(c)3, non-profit arts orgainization. This will give us tremendous flexibilty in regards to fundraising, allowing us to solicit tax deductible donations from individuals and corporations, as well as allowing us to compete for foundation grants.
Thanks to everybody who made this happen: the artists of pC, the audiences who came to our performances, all donors, our amazing board, our lawyer Matthew, Karen Click, Mark Hart at Coral Gables Congregational Church, and most of all, Carol Hoffman, who helped to incubate our fledgling group which is now ready to take flight!
More soon!
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Bravo Copernicus! The Critics have spoken!
Congrats to all the artists and composers that participated in the concerts last weekend, and thank you to all that attended the events. I think everyone has agreed that we have raised the bar yet again, and pC is well on its way to realizing some of its primary artistic goals. Below are three reviews of the concert that we have found:
Sun Sentinel - Larry Budmen
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/features/lifestyle/sfl-muclcopernicusnbaug28,0,3033598.story
Palm Beach Post - Greg Stepanich
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/blogs/content/shared-blogs/palmbeach/stepanich
Miami Herald - Alan Becker
http://www.miamiherald.com/tropical_life/story/217453.html
We also appeared in the American Symphony Orchestra League "In the News" twice this past week, with the Sun Sentinel Review, and the following forward article by Larry Johnson in the Miami Herald:
http://www.miamiherald.com/234/story/210742.html
Thank you to everyone who made this concert series such a resounding success! Now it's on to the next. I promise that we have some very exciting projects in the pipeline, and we can't wait to unveil them!
Let us know what you think!
Sun Sentinel - Larry Budmen
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/features/lifestyle/sfl-muclcopernicusnbaug28,0,3033598.story
Palm Beach Post - Greg Stepanich
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/blogs/content/shared-blogs/palmbeach/stepanich
Miami Herald - Alan Becker
http://www.miamiherald.com/tropical_life/story/217453.html
We also appeared in the American Symphony Orchestra League "In the News" twice this past week, with the Sun Sentinel Review, and the following forward article by Larry Johnson in the Miami Herald:
http://www.miamiherald.com/234/story/210742.html
Thank you to everyone who made this concert series such a resounding success! Now it's on to the next. I promise that we have some very exciting projects in the pipeline, and we can't wait to unveil them!
Let us know what you think!
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Guest Blog Post by Randy Wong
Hello, Friends of Project Copernicus!
I am honored to be this entry's guest blogger. My name is Randy Wong, and I was one of the four composers featured on this weekend's "From the Land of The Buddha" concert cycle that opened our second season.
This week was completely exhilirating for me, in the many ways that makes Project Copernicus special. One thing that I especially like about working with this group is the process that is undertaken with each individual project; there are no "cookie-cutter" or formulaic approaches to getting the music to sound a 'certain' way. And, unlike traditional ensemble rehearsals, in which musical decisions are often made from the top down (i.e., the conductor makes all choices, and his/her players surrender their artistic license to him/her), Project Copernicus is very democratic. I experienced this first-hand as composer for this concert; every single one of my colleagues who performed in my composition "L'ours Chinois" supported my work — not only with their marvelous talents on their individual instruments, but also with suggestions and ideas to further the musical interpretation of my writing. In many instances, their ideas were much better than my own!
As a bassist, I myself have participated in many composer readings and performances of new works. All too often, musicians pass up the opportunity to engage the composers in dialogue about their writing, or are not genuinely interested in the performance of the new work. That is not the case with Project Copernicus, and since it is not, each of the pieces performed in this concert cycle were truly embraced by all involved.
It seems to me that the process that led up to our most recent performances was not lost on our audience — quite a few concert attendees came up to me after both performances to mention how much they enjoyed our work! Even though Project Copernicus is young in its (hopefully) long career, I feel that our approach towards music making is really starting to mature, and I look forward to using PC as a model for working with my own projects.
My thanks to Chung Park and Steve Danyew, along with Angel Lam and Ryo Sato for inviting me to be a part of this special concert cycle. As we say in Hawai`i ... "Mahalo nui loa" ('thank you very much') and "A hui hou" (until we meet again) ...
Much Aloha,
Randy Wong
Bassist & Composer of "L'ours Chinois"
P.S.: Please visit my website www.randywong.net/exotica if you are interested in learning more about my emerging work as a composer.
I am honored to be this entry's guest blogger. My name is Randy Wong, and I was one of the four composers featured on this weekend's "From the Land of The Buddha" concert cycle that opened our second season.
This week was completely exhilirating for me, in the many ways that makes Project Copernicus special. One thing that I especially like about working with this group is the process that is undertaken with each individual project; there are no "cookie-cutter" or formulaic approaches to getting the music to sound a 'certain' way. And, unlike traditional ensemble rehearsals, in which musical decisions are often made from the top down (i.e., the conductor makes all choices, and his/her players surrender their artistic license to him/her), Project Copernicus is very democratic. I experienced this first-hand as composer for this concert; every single one of my colleagues who performed in my composition "L'ours Chinois" supported my work — not only with their marvelous talents on their individual instruments, but also with suggestions and ideas to further the musical interpretation of my writing. In many instances, their ideas were much better than my own!
As a bassist, I myself have participated in many composer readings and performances of new works. All too often, musicians pass up the opportunity to engage the composers in dialogue about their writing, or are not genuinely interested in the performance of the new work. That is not the case with Project Copernicus, and since it is not, each of the pieces performed in this concert cycle were truly embraced by all involved.
It seems to me that the process that led up to our most recent performances was not lost on our audience — quite a few concert attendees came up to me after both performances to mention how much they enjoyed our work! Even though Project Copernicus is young in its (hopefully) long career, I feel that our approach towards music making is really starting to mature, and I look forward to using PC as a model for working with my own projects.
My thanks to Chung Park and Steve Danyew, along with Angel Lam and Ryo Sato for inviting me to be a part of this special concert cycle. As we say in Hawai`i ... "Mahalo nui loa" ('thank you very much') and "A hui hou" (until we meet again) ...
Much Aloha,
Randy Wong
Bassist & Composer of "L'ours Chinois"
P.S.: Please visit my website www.randywong.net/exotica if you are interested in learning more about my emerging work as a composer.
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Future programming and odds and ends
Steve and I had a lengthy talk about all sorts of things tonight, and in the middle of it all we just stopped and said "Whoa, we're talking about next year. There's going to be a next year". How cool is that? Nine months ago this baby was only a twinkle in our eyes and now it's starting to walk on its own.
We've got lots of really great programming ideas on tap for next year and beyond. Details will start rolling in when we have things a bit more solid but you can be sure that we'll be bringing fresh ideas and top-notch performances to Miami and the rest of South Florida.
I met with Jim Stephenson this past week in Naples, FL, and we discussed his arranging Ravel's Mother Goose Suite for String Quintet, Piano and Percussion, as well as writing a new piece for us which we'll put on an all-American program sometime in the next year or two. We're excited to be working with Jim, whose composing career is really taking off.
More very soon. Check back often. We're doing things nobody else is doing down here-or maybe anywhere else!
We've got lots of really great programming ideas on tap for next year and beyond. Details will start rolling in when we have things a bit more solid but you can be sure that we'll be bringing fresh ideas and top-notch performances to Miami and the rest of South Florida.
I met with Jim Stephenson this past week in Naples, FL, and we discussed his arranging Ravel's Mother Goose Suite for String Quintet, Piano and Percussion, as well as writing a new piece for us which we'll put on an all-American program sometime in the next year or two. We're excited to be working with Jim, whose composing career is really taking off.
More very soon. Check back often. We're doing things nobody else is doing down here-or maybe anywhere else!
pC Gets High Score from Florida Grant Review Panel
More good news! We've just heard from the State of Florida that we've received a 90+ score for a grant from the State of Florida. While the grant itself is small, it is a big step forward in regards to receiving future assistance from the State of Florida. Big shout out to Carol Hoffman at Arts at St. John's for her help with this grant and our MDC grant. Couldn't have done it wothout her.
Friday, May 11, 2007
Another Successful Concert!
This past Sunday, pC performed a wonderful concert of baroque music by unknown Italian composers at Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, arguably one of the most beautiful locations in Miami.
Performing in an atrium within the amazingly constructed estate, the brilliant sounds of pC reverberated throughout the museum, garnering over 100 eager listeners. The response and warmth that pC received from the audience was outstanding, as the patrons appreciated the youthful energy of pC, the virtuosic level of performance, and the interesting dose of education and information that we always try to impart.
Special thanks to Destiny Pierce at Vizcaya for making the event possible, and to pC musicians Blake Espy, Jamecyn Morey, David Bebe, and Jason Moy for their remarkable musicianship and efforts.
Throughout the past week, Chung & Steve met with several key individuals that are supporting pC and its future in a big way. Matthew Sarelson, P.A. is helping us file for 501c3 status, and he has been gracious enough to provide his legal services pro bono. Matthew recently sent our application to the IRS, and now we are awaiting approval. We thank Matthew immensely for his hard work and support of pC, and we look forward to his involvement in the future as well.
Additionally, we met with Jerry Haar, a great friend of pC and a professor of business at Florida International University. Jerry has officially agreed to join our board, and we are thrilled that he will be such an integral part of pC. He brings great ideas and major goals for the group, as well as a great love and knowledge of music. His passion and ideas are sure to help pC as we grow and flourish.
More to come very soon, so stay posted!
Performing in an atrium within the amazingly constructed estate, the brilliant sounds of pC reverberated throughout the museum, garnering over 100 eager listeners. The response and warmth that pC received from the audience was outstanding, as the patrons appreciated the youthful energy of pC, the virtuosic level of performance, and the interesting dose of education and information that we always try to impart.
Special thanks to Destiny Pierce at Vizcaya for making the event possible, and to pC musicians Blake Espy, Jamecyn Morey, David Bebe, and Jason Moy for their remarkable musicianship and efforts.
Throughout the past week, Chung & Steve met with several key individuals that are supporting pC and its future in a big way. Matthew Sarelson, P.A. is helping us file for 501c3 status, and he has been gracious enough to provide his legal services pro bono. Matthew recently sent our application to the IRS, and now we are awaiting approval. We thank Matthew immensely for his hard work and support of pC, and we look forward to his involvement in the future as well.
Additionally, we met with Jerry Haar, a great friend of pC and a professor of business at Florida International University. Jerry has officially agreed to join our board, and we are thrilled that he will be such an integral part of pC. He brings great ideas and major goals for the group, as well as a great love and knowledge of music. His passion and ideas are sure to help pC as we grow and flourish.
More to come very soon, so stay posted!
Thursday, April 26, 2007
pC Awarded Grant from Miami-Dade!
Project Copernicus has just been awarded a $6,000 grant to fund a summer concert at Arts at St John's on Miami Beach! The concert theme is "From the Land of the Budda" and will feature eastern-influenced music composed by a wide variety of living composers. We obviously couldn't be happier about the support that Miami-Dade is offering us, and we are honored to be receiving their support. We will keep you posted on the details of this concert, but most likely the timing for this event will be mid-August.
Additionally, Project Copernicus will be performing music of lesser-known Italian composers on May 6, 3:30pm at Vizcaya Museum & Gardens. Come listen to the world-class sounds of pC while surrounding yourself with some breathtaking gardens and natural landscape. It is sure to be an event you won't want to miss! Feel free to email us at info@projectcopernicus.org with any questions.
We always appreciate your support and suggestions, so keep them coming!
Additionally, Project Copernicus will be performing music of lesser-known Italian composers on May 6, 3:30pm at Vizcaya Museum & Gardens. Come listen to the world-class sounds of pC while surrounding yourself with some breathtaking gardens and natural landscape. It is sure to be an event you won't want to miss! Feel free to email us at info@projectcopernicus.org with any questions.
We always appreciate your support and suggestions, so keep them coming!
Sunday, April 08, 2007
More Updates
pC has once again made great strides for the future as we are submitting (4-9-07) a complete grant proposal to the City of Miami-Dade, and we are planning to submit a proposal to the State of Florida very soon. We have had an immense amount of help from Dana Pezoldt and the Miami-Dade Department of Cultural Affairs, and their support in helping us apply for our first grant has been remarkable. And Carol Hoffman at Arts at St. Johns has guided us through this process with amazingly helpful advice and knowledge, and we could not have done it without her. We look forward to developing a strong relationship with the Department of Cultural Affairs, and we hope to garner their support for the future.
Additionally, we are very excited about the upcoming concert series in May, and it promises to be an exciting mix of high-quality and diverse music. Stay tuned to the website and updates here for more detailed information, but as we said in earlier posts the dates are May 6 (Vizcaya Gardens) and the weekend of May 11-13 (Venues TBA). As always, your input/suggestions/comments/thoughts are always welcomed and appreciated, so feel free to post here or email info@projectcopernicus.org.
Additionally, we are very excited about the upcoming concert series in May, and it promises to be an exciting mix of high-quality and diverse music. Stay tuned to the website and updates here for more detailed information, but as we said in earlier posts the dates are May 6 (Vizcaya Gardens) and the weekend of May 11-13 (Venues TBA). As always, your input/suggestions/comments/thoughts are always welcomed and appreciated, so feel free to post here or email info@projectcopernicus.org.
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Blog on Blog
Hi All,
Palm Beach Post music Critic Greg Stepanich has written a thoughtful and lengthy piece on his blog about our concert at St. John's on Jan. 21. Here's a link:
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/blogs/content/shared-blogs/palmbeach/stepanich/entries/2007/03/copernicus_conc.html
We're moving on several other fronts right now. We've got Matthew Sarelson, a lawyer on South Beach doing our 501c3 filing for us pro bono, we finally have a checking account open courtesy of Emilio Vazquez at Coconut Grove Bank and some money to put into it thanks to the generous people who donated money during our last concert cycle.
Speaking of which...
We have two concert cycle coming up. One a baroque concert featuring lesser known Italian baroque composers including Leonardo Leo and Francesco Geminiani at beautiful Vizcaya Mueseum and Gardens on May 6 (vizcayamuseum.org, check it out-it's gorgeous) and the second a cycle of music from the near and far east featuring pC percussionist Rod Squance running from May 11-13th. Lots of cool stuff going on. More to come...
Palm Beach Post music Critic Greg Stepanich has written a thoughtful and lengthy piece on his blog about our concert at St. John's on Jan. 21. Here's a link:
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/blogs/content/shared-blogs/palmbeach/stepanich/entries/2007/03/copernicus_conc.html
We're moving on several other fronts right now. We've got Matthew Sarelson, a lawyer on South Beach doing our 501c3 filing for us pro bono, we finally have a checking account open courtesy of Emilio Vazquez at Coconut Grove Bank and some money to put into it thanks to the generous people who donated money during our last concert cycle.
Speaking of which...
We have two concert cycle coming up. One a baroque concert featuring lesser known Italian baroque composers including Leonardo Leo and Francesco Geminiani at beautiful Vizcaya Mueseum and Gardens on May 6 (vizcayamuseum.org, check it out-it's gorgeous) and the second a cycle of music from the near and far east featuring pC percussionist Rod Squance running from May 11-13th. Lots of cool stuff going on. More to come...
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
Updates
Hello all Copernicans,
It has been a while, but we've been up to things. Most importantly, we've tentatively scheduled concerts for the 10-12 of May (info here: http://projectcopernicus.org/Concerts.html) featuring Rod Squance, one of our fine percussionists. We're still working on firming up venues, and we're looking to extend our reach into Broward (Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood) and West Palm Beach. We'll get those firmed up soon and let you know when we do.
Steve and I have decided to start a press out of pC (http://projectcopernicus.org/pC%20Publishing.html) to help disseminate the music of our artists as widely as possible. We have many talented composers and arrangers on our roster and we're going to make sure they get heard!
Next up on our to do list is a major fundraising campaign. We've been meeting with several people who have been extremely successful at fundraising efforts in Miami and they have been extremely generous with their advice and encouragement. Everybody we've come across is rooting for us to flourish and have been unstinting in their efforts to make it happen.
One last thing: We're official! pC has incorporated in the State of Florida and we're lucky enough to have Miami Beach lawyer Matthew Sarelson (sarelson.com) handling our 501 (c)(3) filing on a pro bono basis. He is very generously donating his expertise through the Miami-Dade County Bar Association's Put Something Back pro bono program. He's a great guy and very enthused about pC.
Moving ahead one step at a time. Drop us a line anytime and let us know if you'd like to have a copy of our debut concert CD. We'll put one in the mail for you right away.
It has been a while, but we've been up to things. Most importantly, we've tentatively scheduled concerts for the 10-12 of May (info here: http://projectcopernicus.org/Concerts.html) featuring Rod Squance, one of our fine percussionists. We're still working on firming up venues, and we're looking to extend our reach into Broward (Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood) and West Palm Beach. We'll get those firmed up soon and let you know when we do.
Steve and I have decided to start a press out of pC (http://projectcopernicus.org/pC%20Publishing.html) to help disseminate the music of our artists as widely as possible. We have many talented composers and arrangers on our roster and we're going to make sure they get heard!
Next up on our to do list is a major fundraising campaign. We've been meeting with several people who have been extremely successful at fundraising efforts in Miami and they have been extremely generous with their advice and encouragement. Everybody we've come across is rooting for us to flourish and have been unstinting in their efforts to make it happen.
One last thing: We're official! pC has incorporated in the State of Florida and we're lucky enough to have Miami Beach lawyer Matthew Sarelson (sarelson.com) handling our 501 (c)(3) filing on a pro bono basis. He is very generously donating his expertise through the Miami-Dade County Bar Association's Put Something Back pro bono program. He's a great guy and very enthused about pC.
Moving ahead one step at a time. Drop us a line anytime and let us know if you'd like to have a copy of our debut concert CD. We'll put one in the mail for you right away.
Thursday, February 15, 2007
Thursday, February 01, 2007
Next Concert on the Horizon
Friends and fans of Project Copernicus:
pC is tentatively planning our next concert series for mid-May. We are currently considering several programming ideas, and we would love to hear YOUR thoughts! Please post any ideas you have for programming, or any pieces you would like to see us perform on the upcoming concerts or future concerts further down the road. I can't tell you exactly what the concert will consist of at this point, but I can promise you this; it will be fun, interesting, fresh, and unique. Well, it's already February, so we better get to work!
-Steve
pC is tentatively planning our next concert series for mid-May. We are currently considering several programming ideas, and we would love to hear YOUR thoughts! Please post any ideas you have for programming, or any pieces you would like to see us perform on the upcoming concerts or future concerts further down the road. I can't tell you exactly what the concert will consist of at this point, but I can promise you this; it will be fun, interesting, fresh, and unique. Well, it's already February, so we better get to work!
-Steve
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Successful Concert Series by All Accounts
Friends of pC:
We apologize for not posting a blog last week, but things were a little busy in preparation for our first concert series. We were thrilled to have large, supportive audiences at both of our venues this weekend, and there was a genuine sense of excitement and appreciation from the public. Additionally, everyone involved with pC felt as though this was a special experience. Musically, the concerts were nothing short of inspiring for many people, including myself, and the biggest question that came up was...when is the next concert? Well, we're working on that as we speak, and we will do our best to have another concert series ASAP.
Larry Johnson of the Miami Herald was in attendance Saturday night, and he has written a very thoughtful and positive review in the Herald. I invite you to view the article here:
http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/entertainment/music/16515463.htm
Stay tuned for details of our next series, and please feel free to contact us about any thoughts or comments you may have. The more input we have about our project, the better off we will be.
-Steve
We apologize for not posting a blog last week, but things were a little busy in preparation for our first concert series. We were thrilled to have large, supportive audiences at both of our venues this weekend, and there was a genuine sense of excitement and appreciation from the public. Additionally, everyone involved with pC felt as though this was a special experience. Musically, the concerts were nothing short of inspiring for many people, including myself, and the biggest question that came up was...when is the next concert? Well, we're working on that as we speak, and we will do our best to have another concert series ASAP.
Larry Johnson of the Miami Herald was in attendance Saturday night, and he has written a very thoughtful and positive review in the Herald. I invite you to view the article here:
http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/entertainment/music/16515463.htm
Stay tuned for details of our next series, and please feel free to contact us about any thoughts or comments you may have. The more input we have about our project, the better off we will be.
-Steve
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