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Classical Concert in Pattaya

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Members in Pattaya might be interested to know that a classical music concert will be held on Monday 28th October at the Siam Bayshore Resort at the end of Walking Street.

The concert will be performed by the SSMS String Orchestra. The soloist is Tasana Nagavajara and the orchestra will be led by Leo Phillips. (Members might remember these musicians from the Scheharazade concert in Tiffany's in April this year.)

They will play Vivaldi's Four Seasons and two Divertimenti by Mozart.

The concert starts at 7pm and should finish before 9pm.

Just saw Four Seasons here in Prague, along with a number of other arrangements. Would love to see this again in Pattaya. Thanks for posting this.

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The Mozart is pretty fantastic too, especially k136. Here is Seiji Ozawa conducting it. Still a great recording after 40 years!

Sounds good. I enjoy the occasional concerts in Bangkok but it's a long way and this is much more convenient.

Tickets/booking required?

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Sounds good. I enjoy the occasional concerts in Bangkok but it's a long way and this is much more convenient.

Tickets/booking required?

Agreed, it's a long way to go to Bangkok. It has to be something really special to get me to go there. But there are many performances in Bangkok that I would go to if they were 'down the road'.

Tickets are available from Siam Bayshore Hotel, Wave Hotel, The Bayview, Rabbit Resort in Jomtien and Cucumber Inn. If you are going by, might as well buy them. Save dealing with a long line on the day.

Could anyone post GPS coordinates or at least a link to Google Maps? Thanks!

Could anyone post GPS coordinates or at least a link to Google Maps? Thanks!

Try typing Siam Bayshore Hotel in google, works like a charm.

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Could anyone post GPS coordinates or at least a link to Google Maps? Thanks!

12.923175;

100.872128

Could anyone post GPS coordinates or at least a link to Google Maps? Thanks!

12.923175;

100.872128

Thank you! However those coordinates point to Pattaya Sai 2nd Road, which is where I would park my motorbike, but not where the place is actually located: http://goo.gl/maps/Ew0UE

Could anyone post GPS coordinates or at least a link to Google Maps? Thanks!

Try typing Siam Bayshore Hotel in google, works like a charm.

Thank you, this is more like it: http://goo.gl/maps/4Q4PO

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Can someone confirm that this is where we get in?

http://goo.gl/maps/3l9wk

Thanks

If you are walking from Walking Street you can get in here. But it's a 400 meter walk to the Parkview Conference Hall, where the event will be held. You can enter with vehicle from the beach side of the hotel.

The entrance for vehicles is here, on Second Road: https://maps.google.com/maps?q=12.923175,+100.872128&hl=en&ll=12.923225,100.872388&spn=0.006985,0.011523&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=46.226656,94.394531&t=m&z=17

The Parkview Conference Hall is about 100 meters from the entrance. There is plenty of parking.

I would suggest using this entrance even if you are walking or coming by public transport as you are much less likely to get lost in the maze of buildings and jungle.

Can someone confirm that this is where we get in?

http://goo.gl/maps/3l9wk

Thanks

If you are walking from Walking Street you can get in here. But it's a 400 meter walk to the Parkview Conference Hall, where the event will be held. You can enter with vehicle from the beach side of the hotel.

The entrance for vehicles is here, on Second Road: https://maps.google.com/maps?q=12.923175,+100.872128&hl=en&ll=12.923225,100.872388&spn=0.006985,0.011523&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=46.226656,94.394531&t=m&z=17

The Parkview Conference Hall is about 100 meters from the entrance. There is plenty of parking.

I would suggest using this entrance even if you are walking or coming by public transport as you are much less likely to get lost in the maze of buildings and jungle.

is it here? or here?

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Can someone confirm that this is where we get in?

http://goo.gl/maps/3l9wk

Thanks

If you are walking from Walking Street you can get in here. But it's a 400 meter walk to the Parkview Conference Hall, where the event will be held. You can enter with vehicle from the beach side of the hotel.

The entrance for vehicles is here, on Second Road: https://maps.google.com/maps?q=12.923175,+100.872128&hl=en&ll=12.923225,100.872388&spn=0.006985,0.011523&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=46.226656,94.394531&t=m&z=17

The Parkview Conference Hall is about 100 meters from the entrance. There is plenty of parking.

I would suggest using this entrance even if you are walking or coming by public transport as you are much less likely to get lost in the maze of buildings and jungle.

is it here? or here?

The first one. You can see "Siam Bayview" written on the wall.

Can someone confirm that this is where we get in?

http://goo.gl/maps/3l9wk

Thanks

If you are walking from Walking Street you can get in here. But it's a 400 meter walk to the Parkview Conference Hall, where the event will be held. You can enter with vehicle from the beach side of the hotel.

The entrance for vehicles is here, on Second Road: https://maps.google.com/maps?q=12.923175,+100.872128&hl=en&ll=12.923225,100.872388&spn=0.006985,0.011523&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=46.226656,94.394531&t=m&z=17

The Parkview Conference Hall is about 100 meters from the entrance. There is plenty of parking.

I would suggest using this entrance even if you are walking or coming by public transport as you are much less likely to get lost in the maze of buildings and jungle.

is it here? or here?

The first one. You can see "Siam Bayview" written on the wall.

Thanks

Really looking forward to this concert. I already have my tickets as I understand tickets are selling fast.

Really looking forward to this concert. I already have my tickets as I understand tickets are selling fast.

How much a ticket costs?

Side question, do you think it's a good idea to bring a baby there? I'm talking about a 8 months old baby who is usually very calm and very quiet, and who would be fascinated by the music. I think it's a great thing for a baby to listen classical music... just wondering if babies are usually accepted there? I promise if he starts to cry (unlikely) we'll leave right away!

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Really looking forward to this concert. I already have my tickets as I understand tickets are selling fast.

They are selling fast. I would recommend stopping by Siam Bayshore and getting some if you haven't already.

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Tickets are 500 baht for regular seats and 1,000 baht for the first five rows.

Sorry, koeko, 'children under the age of six will not be admitted'. Suggest you find a babysitter and enjoy the show.

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Here is a picture of the entrance with a banner for the concert. It should make it easier to find the entrance. There should be a similar one outside the Parkview Conference Hall on Monday. Let's hope that people won't get lost.

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Why nobody posted the link to their official website yet?!!!!!

Thanks @goatfarmer for the picture where we can see the website: http://pattayaclassicalmusic.com/

There is a map, photos, videos and ticket information.

Too bad we can't bring a baby, but totally understandable.

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