AHQ Tours: 2001-2002 
Our performance in Bunkyo Civic Hall was recorded for TV Broadcast. The
Gold backdrop is a traditional Japanese theater tool, more commonly
associated with weddings - you can imagine we were often ribbed for
using it. The acoustical advantage it provided, especially on large
stages was, however, not to be turned down!
Our thanks to Genro Hara, who put together a memorable tour for us!
Here we are at the Vietnam Memorial overlooking near Umatac Bay, Guam.
Our Open-Air concert on Guam gave us reason to put on some local attire!
Courtesy Rie Mihara.
Goofing off for the camera at a photo shoot in the Plaza de Espana in
Guam. Courtesy Rie Mihara.
At the beginning of April, we had a recital and masterclass at the
Hillehorntagge, Hille, Germany.
This picture taken in June with hornist Steve Schauhency. Steve plays horn with the USAF Band, at the time he was stationed in
Kaiserslautern, Germany. |
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