Hello, it’s the L-Hasi again. Went to see Nashville at the fabulous Royal Albert Hall. Stunning venue, amazing crowd and fantastic music. Was a good Good Night, despite the nosebleed seats.
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Pupilein, da haben Julio und Du, ja eine fantastische und informative exclusive Woche genossen. Hast Du nicht an unsere USA Reise gedacht, in der wir auch in Nashville in der Opryland stundenlang Country Konzerte gehört haben.
Hier wäre ich zu gern dabeigewesen.
In der Onkel-Albert- Halle und dann noch Musik aus Nashville/Tennessie !!
Hallo Anjalein, and Sonjalein;
Your post brought back a lot of memories for me. When I lived in London which was in Knightsbridge opposite Kensington Park, I went to the Royal Albert Hall to two of their symphonies, and what a treat that was! Much love, Tante Kika
PS. Needless to say, I worked for the Adler family who owned Matita of London, an
Haut Couture House. And when the Queen left the Palace we would know she
was passing by the Adler’s apartment when we saw her preceding motorcade.
That was always a “High” for me as I was also Living in London when she had
her Coronation.