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Re: Black Dyke in Canada

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Subject: Re: Black Dyke in Canada
From: Larry White <eljaywhite@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 19:21:47 -0700
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Robin

Not to support one side or the other, you are fortunate to be able to do that. I
would do it as well if I could afford the time off etc. You must however,
remember that your tickets will actually cost you about $30.00 to $36.00 US
Dollars. Does this mean it is even a better deal? :>)

Larry White
Vancouver BC

Robin Weatherall wrote:

> $60 is around the average price for a single concert at any major orchestra
> in the USA so I think it's a bargain. A night at a Baseball game in St.
> Louis would cost more than that. I'd rather hear Black Dyke than watch any
> sporting event. I, and a group from our band, will be driving from St. Louis
> to Toronto(16 hours each way) for the rare opportunity of hearing one of the
> worlds best bands.
>
> Robin Weatherall
> Manager & Tenor Horn
> Saint Louis Brass Band
>
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>
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>	 end

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References:
- Re: Black Dyke in Canada
  - From: Trumpet Boy
- Re: Black Dyke in Canada
  - From: Larry White
- Re: Black Dyke in Canada
  - From: Erik Pittock
- Re: Black Dyke in Canada
  - From: Marc Robbins
- Re: Black Dyke in Canada
  - From: Robin Weatherall

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