Christoph Bull Plays Bach in Royce Hall Organ Recital
Royce Hall at UCLA (340 Royce Drive Los Angeles, CA 90095)
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The last date listed for Christoph Bull in Royce Hall Organ Recital was Saturday April 23, 2011 / 2:00pm.
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Nicholson N.
Christoph Bull is very entertaining and takes what could be a stuffy event and adds some flair and depth with his virtuoso playing.Written on Apr 29 2011
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Karen Martinez
Excellent, fresh, and interesting. Great interaction with the audience.Written on Apr 26 2011
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Goldstar Member
CHRISTOPH BULL IS AN AMAZING TALENT. THE MUSIC WAS A DELIGHT, AND MORE. BACH ON A SATURDAY AFTERNOON, WHAT A JOY.Written on Apr 25 2011
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Marilyn Forsstrom
Christoph Bull is that rare combination of excellent musician, engaging performer and congenial person. His concerts are a joy to experience. As a musician myself I marvel at his talent. We are lucky to have him locally. Don't miss his future performances.Written on Apr 25 2011
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More Information About Christoph Bull in Royce Hall Organ Recital
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- Learn more about Bull at his website.
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UCLA Live presents a delightful afternoon of classical music on Royce Hall’s glorious Skinner organ from acclaimed organist Christoph Bull, known for his energizing and often eclectic musical interpretation of organ repertoire. Bull will perform a thrilling and ethereal program of Bach on the UCLA campus treasure, which is known as one of the country’s great musical devices of its kind.
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