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#Stardust memories cd free

Both events are family friendly and free to attend.Stardust Memories (Jessica Harper, Marie-Christine Barrault, Amy Wright) Blu-ray when Koo and Siegel will perform some of their repertoire. The “Stardust Memories” mid-day performance will be followed by the Solana Beach Patriotic July Fourth Community Sing-a-Long on Thursday evening at Fletcher Cove Community Center at 7:30 p.m. Past venues include Fort Collins and Estes Park, Colo., and performances in Seoul and Hong Kong. “We couldn’t believe how well it came out,” Siegel remarked.Įach year they meet either in Korea or the U.S. The two rehearsed over a couple of weekends in the summer of 2005, then booked six hours of recording studio time when they cut 50 professional-level songs on a CD. Siegel does not read music but has a repertoire of over 1,000 tunes that he plays from memory Koo has perfect pitch, easily harmonizes tunes and memorizes lyrics and sings with a voice that is a cross between “Frank Sinatra and Nat King Cole,” according to Siegel. Both travel extensively and like to entertain, and both are amateur musicians with an intuitive skill level. Siegel, a psychiatrist, is 74 Koo, a banker who sell derivatives to institutional buyers, is 34. This connection is more remarkable given their backgrounds and cultural differences. “We have a musical connection that I have never experienced with any other person in my life.” “I said to him – and I didn’t really know him as we had just met – ‘You are not leaving town until we can do a CD together,’” Siegel said. They began with hits by Billy Joel, and then “My Way”, and “New York, New York.” Siegel was stunned by his vocal ability. “I said, ‘I hear you can sing, how about coming here to the piano and doing a few tunes?’” Joohoe came in and I could see he was outgoing and friendly,” recalled Siegel. “I was good friends with one of his teachers at that time and we would often have potluck dinners with his students at my house. Koo was in La Jolla at UC San Diego studying English when the two met eight years ago. “People may bring along a bagged lunch and free parking will be available in the church lot,” he added. Sponsored by the church and by the Del Mar-Solana Beach Rotary Club, the event is free but donations of any amount are welcome and will be split equally to benefit both organizations, said Siegel, who conceived and planned the event. Siegel will also play some solo classical pieces that include Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue”, Beethoven’s “Moonlight Sonata”, Bach’s “Aire on a G String”, and more. The hour-long repertoire includes popular hits from the 1930s through the 1950s Broadway show hits covers from Elvis, The Beatles, and Billy Joel popular songs from film and romantic love songs. The two will perform a medley of songs that also cross genres and eras, and appeals to a broad audience. Ed Siegel of Solana Beach and vocalist Joohoe “Peppy” Koo of Seoul, Korea. The “Stardust Memories” show is a one-time event featuring pianist Dr. Peter’s Episcopal Church Parish Hall in Del Mar is the venue for a unique musical experience that crosses culture and generations. On Thursday, July 3, from noon - 1 p.m., St.