Hello Deborah. Re: Boling suite. Have played it and would enjoy playong it again. Please reply if you would like to rrange to play.
Thanks
Bill

Hi, Okay, great, I'll see you in the lobby at Kimmel @ 7:30 -- I'll bring some cash! Thanks Deborah, I glad to have a chance to go to this concert, which will be, I'm sure, a Tragic experience.

Hi Deborah, just checking in again to see if you wanted to sell that ticket!

Sheesh Deborah, I feel guilty. $20 I can handle, would hate to see the ticket go to waste. How do you want to connect? You all are going to dinner beforehand? After Theo's presentation, I really wanted to go to this and experience the 6th!

Hi Deborah, Still outta my budget! Thanks, I'm just gonna try for the Rush tickets that night. Best,

Steve

hi deborah, i'm definitely interested in dinner before mahler/bach. don't know how to email it to meet-up page. thanks for arranging. please email me back to let me know you got this message. regards, sara

HI Deborah, got your Meetup Message. Yes, you can still get the group price, but you have to contact Jessica Clough of the Orchestra directly to make arrangements. Her contact info:

Jess Clough
Group and Corporate Sales Coordinator
The Philadelphia Orchestra
[masked]: Phone
[masked]: Fax
Email: [masked]

I would call her first thing in the morning. Sorry about your illness,

Best,

Steve

P.S.: Deborah---You can usually buy the Head Shell and the Cartridge together--if you can remove the assembly it might be better to take the whole thing into one of the larger Radio Shack stores rather than ordering online. For your phono Amp, you could see if anybody you know has an old stereo reciever with an AUX or TAPE or PHONO input of equal or lesser output wattage than your reciever-- check out Barrack's Trading Post, in Barrington, NJ.

Hi, Deborah. There's nothing like the sound of a clean vinyl M6--as long as it's not a "Campfire Record" (All Scratched up), it beats the heck out of tape hiss when your treble isn't turned down on your equalizer. You can order cartridges and assorted phono replacement parts from Radioshack. Try Nathan Muchnik @ 1725 Chestnut St. in Philly, 19103, for your phono preamp. The've got the best quality anywhere, but they're kind of pricy. But a phono amp is not a really expensive item.

Hi Deborah, I have not heard from you, so I removed your name on the group ticket list.