E30/06--Win tickets to Mostly Mozart 2 June 2005 at 10:23PM in Game over 6 replies 373 views

M.E.2-2

Click here to enter at Artsworld.
ANSWER IS Mozart's birth

The top prize is an entire night out: dinner for two at the Barbican’s Searcy’s restaurant plus two top price tickets to the opening night concert on Friday 8 July. This concert (Haydn’s The Creation) features Emma Bell, James Gilchrist and the Academy of St Martin in the Fields, led by Sir Neville Marriner, plus a spectacular fireworks display.

The remaining prizes consist of five pairs of tickets to each of the following concerts: the Academy of Ancient Music and the Choir of New College Oxford perform works by Vivaldi, Handel and Bach on Sunday 10 July; the Capuçon brothers and Benjamin Grosvenor (BBC Young Musician of the Year 2004 keyboard finalist) perform Mozart (Overture from The Abduction from the Harem; Sinfonia Concertante and Piano Concerto No.13) and Haydn (Symphony No 104, the London) on Sunday 17 July; Joseph Swensen leads the ASMF in Mozart, Bach and Beethoven on Friday 22 July; and Nicola Benedetti (winner of BBC Young Musician of the Year 2004 – pictured) performs Schnittke, Mozart and Beethoven on Saturday 30 July.

tonybee_2

Oh Superb, 10 days before my Birthday, just have to drag myself away from the Travel Channel to attend. Thank you so much M.E.2, I'm becoming a couch potato, after winning the plasma TV.
Your fault really, at least it gives me the day off to enjoy my Birthday, so considerate, thank you

M.E.2-2

tonybee wrote:

Oh Superb, 10 days before my Birthday, just have to drag myself away from the Travel Channel to attend. Thank you so much M.E.2, I'm becoming a couch potato, after winning the plasma TV.
Your fault really, at least it gives me the day off to enjoy my Birthday, so considerate, thank you

I was actually thinking of you as I posted this.Hope you get it.

tonybee_2

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PollyPollen

I never thought :j would help you win a prize, but please let us know. I'll do it every time if it helps!
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tonybee_2

No, all this means is that the pavement is too hot. Must be global warming

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

M.E.2-2

tonybee wrote:

No, all this means is that the pavement is too hot. Must be global warming

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Let's hope you win the scooter then.