Info:

http://www.chiangmaimusicfestival.com

Tickets here or from the restaurant or office at Banwangtan.

http://www.chiangmaimusicfestival.com/tickets.shtml

First concert on Saturday 18th Feb at 7.30 pm -

The stage has been built on the lake at Banwangtan to create a spectacular backdrop.

hi

thanks to your earlier thread,i'll be going to the concert on the 18th.

however, there's some conflicting info on the website concerning the start time....is it 7:00 or 7:30?

hi

thanks to your earlier thread,i'll be going to the concert on the 18th.

however, there's some conflicting info on the website concerning the start time....is it 7:00 or 7:30?

It is 7 for 7.30 , aimed at trying to get our Thai friends to arrive on time with mobiles turned off

Tempremental these classical artistes

The first concert went off with out any major hitches, late aircraft take off not withstanding

I would think that any of you lucky enough to hear "Tony" Tong Il Han play on the piano supplied by Yamaha would have been more than happy - a fabulous performance in an amazing setting.

There is a free concert at Payap university on 22nd Feb and another "ticketed" concert at Banwangtan on Saturday 25th Feb, more world class artistes, Leslie Paranas - cello, James Oliver Buswell -violin and the Ulsan chamber orchestra from Korea will be on show for the first time in Thailand, let alone Chiang Mai.

More info:

http://www.ChiangmaiMusicFestival.com

All proceeds will be going to various Aids foundations in Thailand

Concert at Payap university tonight.

Last chance this year for the "on the lake" concert at Banwangtan on Saturday 25th.

Free concert at Payap on Sunday