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Title:
Carlo Curley tickets now on sale
When:
04 Sep 2010  7:00 pm
Where:
Auckland Town Hall - Auckland
Category:
Auckland

Description

 International concert organist, Carlo Curley, "Pavarotti of the Organ" will be playing the new Auckland Town Hall Klais organ on Saturday, 4th September at 7 pm.  This is an event not to be missed.  Tickets are on sale now with reserved seating and can be purchased on line here .http://www.the-edge.co.nz/carlocurley.aspx

When a musician announces that 'Bach invented Rock and Roll', that a particular composition by Handel is a 'real toe-tapper' and that during the next piece his 'size 12's are going to go bananas with smoke rising from the pedalboard', it takes a strong will to turn a deaf ear. Such a performer is Carlo Curley, self-styled champion of the classical organ, a large and charismatic figure who has dedicated his life to blowing the cobwebs out of the organ loft and bringing music to suit all tastes to the masses - and by all accounts, they're loving every moment of it.

Carlo is world-famous for his elegant performances and quick wit. His delightful informality has attracted a whole new following. Learn more about Carlo through his website www.carlo.com

There is a free pre-concert interview at 5.45pm with Carlo Curley. This talk is not ticketed, so please arrive early to avoid disappointment.

Tickets are $35 for adults and $25 for groups of 10, senior citizens, and students.  Reserved seating can be secured by phoning THE EDGE. 

Venue

Venue:
Auckland Town Hall   -   Website
Street:
303 Queen St
City:
Auckland
Country:
Country: nz

Description

Auckland Town Hall, built in December 1911, sits in the very heart of Auckland City. akltownhall354x200

The pipe organ, the largest in New Zealand, was rebuilt by the firm of Klais Orgelbau and the new organ inaugurated in March 2010.

Further information on the Hall (The Edge) and the pipe organ (Auckland Town Hall organ).

Parking available in the Civic car park, beneath adjacent Aotea Square - the cost for evenings and weekends is a flat rate. Also, after 6pm parking in neighbouring streets is mostly free although the number of spaces is limited.