Nottingham Symphonic Wind Orchestra
Albert Hall, Nottingham
Sunday 10th October 2010
6:00pm
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16th June 2010
I can't agree more. It's also a matter of integrity. If you're part of something I believe that you have a duty to do your best to attend plus there's the matter of consideration for your friends.
Andrew Platts
Keiron says:
Agreed!!
All the best Andrew
27th April 2010
Hi Keiron
Just to say your presence on Saturday was greatly appreciated - you managed to get great results on the challenging massed sax piece in a very short space of time. I'm sure also that Sarah will have appreciated your deft touch conducting the YSC, who accompanied her so well in the Ibert.
Best wishes
Nicola
Nicola
Keiron says:
It was made easier by the high level of preparation by the soloists and the atmosphere of determination shown by all.
4th January 2010
Dear Keiron
A happy new year to you, your family and all your groups. Most of all, I wish you good health and, of course, many good musical experiences.
Eduard
Keiron says:
Thank you Eduard and the very best to you for 2010.
24th December 2009
COOL SITE
Rob Miller
24th December 2009
Hope you have a well-earned rest.
Looking forward to some exciting plans for NSWO in 2010 - recording, concerts and tour!
Nicola, NSWO
4th November 2009
Yes, some experienced players led the way. But it was your adaptability and knack of focusing on what was most important which ensured that the best end-result was achieved. It’s more rewarding for us all though when your skills are focused on the musicality.
Thanks for showing us which way to dig. ‘The Great Escape’ would have made an honest encore.
David Cockburn
3rd November 2009
many thanks kieron for guiding us through what was a potential minefield . you are the skipper of a great ship and the crew are fully worshipfull and greatful for your navigation skills and although this wasnt one of our strongest event we pulled together and produced a memorable show which the audience appreciated . i think we are being tested both musically and technically to new horizons and we all need to make sure our boots and uniforms are in trim and to the reqiured standard to fulfil our roles so we can match your undeniable prowess and leadership from the helm. long may it continue skipper
brian winter
Keiron says:
Yes we came through the storm intact, with perhaps a tiny bit of vomit on the odd carpet! Thanks Brian.
12th October 2009
Happy Birthday!!! Hope you have a good one. Enjoyed the Harlequin gig last night. How weird to be at IGS again!
Lucy
12th October 2009
Re: your article, the concert was hard work but great fun to do. Concerts like that demonstrate to me the true thrill of playing in a very experienced and competant ensemble, and whilst some pieces didnt come as we would have hoped, we all agreed over a well earned pint that "Closure" worked very well indeed, and was some of our finest playing of the evening. Lets not forget though, even us muso's are fickle souls, and for music to be played well, it has to be good music. I think Closure means something to all of us and it is a very fine piece indeed. Looking forward to the remainder of our season with you Keiron, things are only going to get better.
Rich
Rich Walker
12th October 2009
Hi Keiron, it was a pleasure to play at IGS last night. As you said, it was in many ways an extremely difficult environment, but it's such a pleasure to be involved with players who give their absolute all to the music, and can play so well regardless of accoustic. Your comments were really heartwarming, especially when we all realise how much of that musicality comes directly from your musical direction of the group. Hope the audience enjoyed it and a decent amount of money was raised for the charity.
Edward Knowles
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