I don't know if I could do thatDr_Jones wrote:I've decided not to listen to the whole album until the fist concert in Paris! Then I'll listen to them for the first time there (except Variations 3, obviously).
... just need to finalise travel details .... )Nothing beats calling them by didgeridoo'sNico_Noyau wrote:Nah, I call them by trumpetChristophe wrote:Oh, you call them by phone!
What do you mean ??littlesister wrote:I don't know if someone has mentioned this or not before , but the tickets are avaliable from Fnac.com now .... and they do have the option of sending the tickets outside France.
( PS -is there room for one more ( mad English woman) at your ( possible ) fan meeting Nico ? ..... Yep, I've given in to temptation , raided my piggy bank .... and I'm coming to one of the concerts too ( Saturday 15th ) ...
edit : OK ... not all important information, but I thought I would pass it on anyway .... going back to semi-silent mode.
To get the tickets at the theatre you need a printout of the confirmation email, the one with the seat reservations. It has a 'numero' that is your reservation number.rush wrote:ok, thank youDr_Jones wrote:Only if you live in France. Otherwise, get the ticket 10 minutes before the concert AT MOST!!! (preferably earlier of course)
Is that confirmed by the theatre? If so, it will be easy to pick up the tickets few hours before the concert.marcoblom wrote: To get the tickets at the theatre you need a printout of the confirmation email, the one with the seat reservations. It has a 'numero' that is your reservation number.
That works great for local phone calls indeed, but it's not as portable as a didgeridooFirecobra22 wrote:I always use those plastic cups with strings attached to their bottoms. It's very cheap to use and it has a more personal feeling to it.
