PLAY PIANO PLAY! in OCTOBER / NOVEMBER

 

(Christopher Duigan. Pic supplied)

 Christopher Duigan’s current programme for Music Revival:

 OCTOBER 31 Thursday: Woodgrove

NOVEMBER Fri 1 & Sun 3: Casa Mexicana

NOVEMBER 5: Tuesday St Agnes, Kloof

NOVEMBER 7 Thursday Amber Auditorium, Howick

NOVEMBER 17 Sunday: All Souls, Ballito

 PLUS

 NOVEMBER Sat 9 & Sun 10 - OPEN GARDENS at Casa Mexicana

 

LIVESTREAM SERIES

Christopher Duigan states: “My monthly recital programme IN CONCERT, the background in-depth discussion of the music Behind The Music, and Piano Hour of varied and easy-going music are on offer every month!

“To become a member of the LIVESTREAM SERIES you will be required to pay minimum monthly amount of R200 to access the online content.

“Payment can be made via EFT (ie bank deposit) or via PayFast where recurring monthly payments are possible. (Please email me if wish to use PayPal or other international platforms.)  You will have to have a YouTube account (this is free to register) and the email address which you use to register at YouTube must be clearly linked to your name or payment. If it is not the same address, you will not be able to access the content on YouTube. This address should be used at PayFast, and best use your email address as the reference on your bank deposit and email POP to me at booking@musicrevival.co.za”

 

Play Piano Play! In October / November

OCTOBER 31, Thursday - Woodgrove

NOVEMBER 1 and 3 - Casa Mexicana

NOVEMBER 5 St Agnes, Kloof

NOVEMBER 7: Amber Auditorium, Howick

NOVEMBER 17: All Souls, Ballito

Music from around the world and from varied genres that makes the piano sing, dance and jump. An exciting and highly entertaining performance selection from various repertoires including ragtime, tango, jazz, popular music, and film music along with contemporary meditations along a Neo-Classical line!

 

Open Gardens at Casa Mexicana

November Saturday 9 – Sunday 10

Christopher Duigan - 35 Montgomery Drive, Athlone

Duigan adds: “A labour of love spanning 28 years, where Barry Lovegrove’s inspired vision intertwines extensive hardscaping with a diverse array of indigenous flora, creating a captivating Afro-Mexican oasis boasting architectural marvels, tranquil water features, hand-painted tiles, a hidden forest path and a rich tapestry of aloes, plectranthus, mature trees and potted succulents, inviting visitors to experience a harmonious blend of culture and nature.”

 

Directions: from Athlone Circle, follow Montgomery Drive downhill to No. 35.