A reminder from Brad that he is collecting money on Wednesday.
Thanks
Chris
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Archive for March, 2017
Lotto Max Draw
Posted in Uncategorized on March 27, 2017|
Saxobelles Concert
Posted in Uncategorized on March 27, 2017|
Fri Mar. 31, 7:30 pm
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Chris Alfano Quartet at The Tett on Sunday
Posted in Uncategorized on March 21, 2017| 2 Comments »
Hi folks,
Come to the Tett Centre, rehearsal room on Sunday March 26th at 2pm.
You will here me on Clarinet, Greg Runions on Vibes, Paul Clifford Bass, and Rich Bannard on Drums.
We’ll be doing music that featured the pairings of Clarinet and Vibes throughout history.
We’ll do selections made famous by the likes of
Goodman/Hampton
Artie Shaw/Joe Roland
Buddy DeFranco/Terry Gibbs
Eddie Daniels/Gary Burton
The venue only holds 60 persons so come at 130pm to get a seat.
Tickets are 20 bucks.
Thanks
Chris
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Keep Calm and Harp On
Posted in Uncategorized on March 14, 2017| 1 Comment »
Don’t forget about Charlene Wallace performing on her beautiful Harp at our Concert Series this Friday at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church at 5pm.
Tickets are $15.00 at the door if you don’t have a subscription.
Afterwards we will be having dinner at Darbar so book your reservation with them directly.
See you then!
Chris
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Passing of Cameron McBain
Posted in Uncategorized on March 1, 2017|
Hi folks,
Many of you would remember one of the first members of our band program, Mary McBain.
Her husband Cam has died.
Here’s the notice from the Whig.
Chris
MCBAIN, Cameron David – June 27, 1936 ~ Feb. 25, 2017 Retired manager of Royal Bank Business Banking Kingston/Quinte. Past President of Rotary Club of Kingston (Member for 21 years). Loving and much loved husband of Mary for 52 years. Dear brother of Robert (Betty). Cherished father of David and Brian (Kavita). Loving grandfather of Jacob and Matthew. Cam will be sadly missed and fondly remembered by our extensive family of wonderful nieces and nephews. In his memory, if you so wish, donations would be appreciated, to "his charity of choice," for those who would benefit from them in the future: Carpenter Hospice 2250
