Paul en concert le 21 avril...

L'actrice américaine Julia Roberts entend s'impliquer auprès de l'Association Hole in the wall camps, un organisme caritatif veillant à la gestion de centres médicalisés de loisirs pour les enfants atteints d’un cancer ou d’une autre maladie grave.

Roberts compte rejoindre Sir Paul McCartney, Mary J. Blige, Tony Bennett et Robin Williams, le 21 avril prochain, au Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Hall de New York, afin de prendre part au concert bénéfice organisé au profit de l’association.

Depuis sa création, en 1988, l’organisme Hole in the Wall Camps, dont le modèle a été repris ailleurs dans le monde, a vu le nombre de ses généreux donateurs considérablement augmenter. Plusieurs personnalités publiques se sont d’ailleurs servies de leur notoriété pour offrir une visibilité à l’association. Mais l’acteur Paul Newman, qui en est le fondateur, reste, à ce jour, son meilleur ambassadeur.

hi


oops j ai reserver des billets pour ce concert et le concert aura lieu le 21 avril d apres les indication de la billeteries


en tous cas bravo pour votre forum et bonne semaine a tous

Merci Kerala

Oui je crois que je me suis planté... :oops:
Si tu vas voir ce concert, je compte sur toi pour nous faire un p'tit compte rendu

à bientot !

ah les garçons ça se trompe toujours

promis je vous raconte tout a bientot

kerala a écrit:ah les garçons ça se trompe toujours

promis je vous raconte tout a bientot

Heureusement que les demoiselles sont là pour nous ratrapper...
On compte sur toi
See ya'

Kerala j'éspere que tu prendra des photos et que tu nous les fera partager!
sinon je te souhaite un bon concert!!!

Et n'oublie pas ton caméscope et ton enregistreur MD...
Ca peut toujours servir

Et puis ensuite tu nous invite tous à londres

yoyo a écrit:Et puis ensuite tu nous invite tous à londres

J'y étais justement il y a un mois pour une "BEATLES CONVENTION".
C'est definitivement ma ville préféré !

Les images du concert sont rares, on sait qu'il a chanté 2 chansons:
-Yesterday
-Lady madonna
Accompagné d'un quartet...
Plus d'infos bientot

[c
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petit resume du concert soiree agreable ( ça je sais vous vous en

moquer ) ce concert a commancer avec tony bennett puis paul est

enfin arriver costume rayer bleu marine chemise imprimer noir et blanc

tres sexy comme toujours on a eu drit qu a 2 chanson lady

madonna accompagner avec des coeur et a l incortunable hey jude

paul a eu le droit a une declaration d amour en live une femme lui a crier

je t aime et il l a entendu donc s est arretter une seconde pour lui

repondre " je ne vous parle pas maintenant je fait un concert " il a

aussi plaisanter avec un petit garçon venu vers lui pour lui demander

comment il avait ecrit yesterday meme si ce fut court c est toujours

super que te le voir sur scene pour ce qu il ont la possiblite CCN

ce soir monteront des extraits

passer une bonne journee

Il a joué "Hey jude"?
Et pas de "Yesterday"??? Alors pourquoi rammené son Epiphone (comme sur la photo plus haut) et ne pas s'en servir?

Je comprends pas là...

ok 1 partout


bien sur que oui il a jouer yesterday et c est pour que l adorable bout de chou lui a poser la question


kiss

Il a joué 2 ou 3 chansons?
Un choeur ou un quartet?

Impossible de choper plus d'infos pour l'instant...
Si vous trouvez des photos, faites tourner

Another witness...

"Hi everyone,

I was thrilled again to see Paul perform last night at Lincoln Center's
Avery Fisher Hall for the wonderful charity The Association of Hole in
the Wall Camps.

He only sang "Yesterday" and "Lady Madonna" and he really didn't seem
himself. He looked great (as usual) in a pinstripe charcoal suit and
hair on the short side.

Tony Bennet performed four songs, so I expected Paul to at least do the
same, but surprisingly, he took his bow and left after the second.. He
struggled singing Yesterday and really messed up the words to Lady
Madonna. I wonder if he was not feeling well.or something. Poor Paul.
had an off night. I guess it happens to all of us, right? I already
know he's the best, that will never change for me.

At the end of the evening he came out again with all the performers and
they all took another bow. My Paul radar was up and I've seen him
enough times to sense that

he felt uncomfortable. (I feel that deep down he is really insecure on
stage and that's one of the reasons his shows are so scripted). Just the
way I see it.

It was a very moving emotional evening and I wonder if he did go to the
dinner and auction afterwards. I wish we would have gone but it would
have cost $10,000 for my husband and I. The tent set up looked
beautiful. The whole evening was pure class, and it made me even more
grateful to have four healthy kids.

I will NEVER in this lifetime be unhappy seeing Paul perform no matter
what. I just hope he's O K. "

(She Loves You, yeah, yeah yeah)

Stephanie


Pas très en forme ou plutot très discret comme à chaque concert de charité.

Susan Cohen
I attended the Paul Newman benefit Thursday night in NY at Avery Fisher Hall.
I was a little disappointed at the whole concert - for one thing it was very short. The program said it would start promptly at 7PM but the lights didn't go down until about 7:15-7:20 and I was sitting in a cab on the way home by 8:45PM!
There was a short film first to tell about the Hole in the Wall camp organizations then some kids who were on the program came out and did a skit introducing Julia Roberts. Then Paul Newman came out and they did a little routine together. They used the kids from the camp to introduce the performers.
The stage was set up with a piano, set of drums, big standing bass and guitar. Tony Bennett came on first and did 4 songs - the sound wasn't that great and Tony's voice sounded a little rough. He got a standing ovation.
Then the Emerson String Quartet came out and did a movement from a classical piece which lasted maybe 15 minutes. After that there was this acrobatic group Anti Gravity (sort of reminded me of Paul's preshow) that performed. After this group, Robin Williams came out and did this absolutely brilliant, funny routine. Then one of the kids came out and did a little routine trying to introduce Paul and being dumbstruck. He talked about a dream which lead Paul into his "I dreamed Yesterday story". He then performed Yesterday backed by the Emerson String quartet. Paul did not have the band with him which I realized when he sat down at the piano and did Lady Madonna again accompanied by the string quartet. He got heckled by a woman in the audience after he did Yesterday - she shouted out "I love you" and Paul couldn't hear her so he asked her to repeat what she said. She shut up after that and Paul continued with Lady Madonna. Again I don't think that Paul was miked properly but he didn't sound that great. I was in shock. He was having a hard time reaching the high notes in Yesterday and his voice sounded very thin. I don't know if he was having an off night or not but I've never heard him sound that bad. He looked great, though. Wore a dark blue suit with a dark blue and white patterned button down shirt. I had pretty good seats - first tier and dead center so I had a good view and there was a small screen behind the performers. That was it - just 2 songs and then Heather Headley (a talented Broadway star who was in the Lion King and Aida) came out with a back up chorus and did one song. Then the show was over and the entire set of performers and kids came out and took their bows. Paul was at one end in between Tony Bennett and Robin Williams and he and Robin started doinng a little dance routine.
So that was the entire concert.

visiblement c'était pas la super forme pour Paul ce jour là...Mais les témoignages sont très vivants on s'y croirait. :flower: :flower:

Personne n'a trouvé de photos un peu plus grandes que celles postées ici depuis?