Concertgoer's Scene
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January 16-17, 2004 - Pops Tribute to the Beatles
Fans Alan Picard and Ann McLaran remember the era that brought us the Beatles, rock and roll, good times and a longing for peace.
Clarinetist Jim Moffitt is often seen in the lobby at intermission
greeting friends and meeting new people. He is shown
here on the left with his neighbors, Dale Allison, Ray
Benedicktus and Ray's wife Momiala. Their friend
Coleen Miori joins in on the right. While chatting
about the concert, Ray mentioned that one of his
favorite Beatles tunes is "A Hard Day's Night."
Communication Specialist Scott Foster was part of the scene at the Blaisdell Concert Hall and joined Jim Moffitt and horn player Jonathan Parrish for this snapshot by Norm Foster.
The concertgoers scene extends backstage where
audience members can often see the performing artists
hanging out after the show. Here Symphony Clarinetest
Norm Foster shows his Beatles fan side as he poses
with Anita Hall, who dazzled the audience with her
open-hearted performance of Beatles songs.
Clarinetist Jim Moffitt took a break to speak with Honolulu Symphony Ticketing Assistant Kylan McCallum (left) and Ticket Services Manager Samantha Rowland.
Backstage after A Tribute to the Beatles, Dave Curtis,
News Director for KSSK and announcer for the Honolulu
Pops, is shown here with visitors from Nashville.
Trombonist Jim Decker, who plays jazz and pops styles
as well as classical, completes the picture. From
left to right are Dave Curtis, his sister-in-law Mary
Ann Curtis, his wife Arlene, his brother Bob and Jim
Decker.
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