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Mike Gadziala
September 20, 2008
What a wonderful person, Charles was. I knew him,casually, attending many POPS concerts in Boston during the 70's and 80's. Along with John Barwicki, we would gather and chat during intermissions. He even was nice enough to sign a poster for me when the POPS turned one hundred. I purchased a poster and tried to get as many musicans as I could to sign it. He along with the likes of Harry Dickson, Mr.Barwicki, (And many others) were the constants of the orchestra; the likes of which will never be seen again in that hallowed hall on Mass Ave. I always looked foreward to seeing these men whenever I attended the concerts. Funny, I was just watching him on video tape yesterday, an interview he did on "Call Me Maestro" a tape I have. I remember his surprise when I gave him several photographs (of himself) from a memorial concert for Arthur Fiedler in 1979 performed with the Brookline Symphony Orchestra, in Brookline,Ma. in which he played the "Typewritter". My condolences to you and your family. He shall not be forgotten !
Mike Gadziala
September 20, 2008
What a wonderful person, Charles was. I knew him,casually, attending many POPS concerts in Boston during the 70's and 80's. Along with John Barwicki, we would gather and chat during intermissions. He even was nice enough to sign a poster for me when the POPS turned one hundred as I purchased a poster and tried to get as many musicans to sign it as possible. He along with the likes Harry Dickson, Mr.Barwicki, (And many others) were the constants of the orchestra; the likes of which will never be seen again in that hallowed hall on Mass Ave.I always looked foreward to seeing these men whenever I attended the concerts. Funny, I was just watching him on video tape yesterday, an interview he did on "Call Me Maestro" a tape I have. I remember his surprise when I gave him several photographs (of himself) from a memoria concert for Arthur Fiedler in 1979 performed with the Brookline Symphony Orchestra, in Brookline,Ma. in which he played the "Typewritter".
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