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Apr 10, 2014 - 5:49 AM
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Lokutus
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Well, the scheduling really sucks this year with all Vienna, Krakow and Prague overlaping exactly on the same dates... no idea why Vienna is this early this year, while it was in early October last year, Ghent is usually around the end of October and doesn't overlap with anything... Also no idea why is Krakow this year suddenly over the week, while it usually started on Thursday or Friday and main event was on Sunday... at least this is how it was last year...
but nothing we could do about it now... perhaps when Krakow announces its schedule it will be possible to for example visit Prague on 24th for our Goldenthal and Goldsmith concert, then Vienna on 25th for Randy Newman and then move to Krakow and still attend a few events there (since their main event is usually closing the festival rather than opening it). At least all of these three cities are only a few hours by train from each other and everything is manageable. Personally I'll definitely check the Krakow dates and programme as soon there is anything announced and will try my best to attend if funds would allow it.
We are currently still in negotiations with a few more possible and very interesting, busy and popular guests and if they will be available, we might have to add another concert probably on 26th so perhaps it might be possible to stop by in Prague on the way from Vienna to Krakow to attend our second concert here, but it is way too early to tell now and I'll definitely post and update as soon as anything else is also confirmed.
Tickets for our Goldsmith and Goldenthal concert should be on sale probably in the 2nd half of this month or in early May.
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