New Conservatory Theatre Center (San Francisco, CA)
Award-winning composer Steve Schalchlin offers a musical tour of his life with pop, rock, folk, blues and gospel story-songs about being a recovering Baptist, Internet pioneer, Off-Broadway composer and finally being invited by George Michael to play John Lennon's Imagine piano. Featuring hits from his hit musicals The Last Session and The Big Voice: God or Merman?, and his song cycle for peace, New World Waking, which was debuted by the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus.
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The last date listed for ...And I Played John Lennon's Piano was Monday August 17, 2009 / 7:30pm. (view all dates)
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Wonderful lyracist and pianist. His songs are stories of his life put to great melodies. Strength and truth just flows. His ""Friendly Fire" is just a masterpiece. Monday was particularly fun with the guest performers as well. He is right: NCT is a jewel! Thanks for a great theatrical evening!
Great show, too bad it was only one night!
A lovely evening of Steve's music.
The New Conservatory Theatre Center, located in the heart of San Francisco, is an internationally known performing arts complex. This state-of-the art facility houses three fully-equipped theaters, video studio, art gallery and classroom studios.
Website: http://www.nctcsf.org/special_events.htm
The New York Times recently wrote that “one must marvel at the romantic sweep of Steve Schalchlin’s songs, emotions catching your throat when you hear them.” From the back roads of East Texas to the bright lights of Broadway, Steve Schalchlin takes us on a musical tour of his life and the extraordinary people he’s met along the way. Sitting tall at the piano, you’ll hear his pop, rock, folk, blues and gospel story-songs about being a recovering Baptist, Internet pioneer, Off-Broadway composer of two hit shows and finally being invited by George Michael to play his hero John Lennon’s Imagine piano.
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