From Broad Ripple High School:
I am glad that our students were able to experience this extraordinary opportunity presented by the group Time for Three this morning. It was amazing the connection that was made between students and the artists; it will be exciting to see that grow over the next 3 years. Artists put themselves on the line when they ask for questions; I was amazed at our students questions and the honestly of the groups answers. I particularly loved the ones about practicing…..!
Just wanted to give a thank you for the work the ISO has done to create the residency and the continued commitment to work with this and other projects for the students and teachers in IPS.
I just wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart for making today so special for all of us! My kids couldn’t stop talking about their experience and how excited they are to have TF3 come back in the spring.
From the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation:
Thank you so very much for working with IHC on Time for Three: Roots and Wings. The feedback I have received is all positive; during the program it was clear that the audience was enjoying every minute. Zach, Nick and Ranaan are delightful to work with and so very talented. I hope that all you have planned for this week is well-received and this is the beginning of a very fruitful collaboration. By the way, Time for Three has a number of “groupies” in the senior set!
I’ve heard Time for Three several times now, and I would DARE anyone NOT to get addicted to that sound! Indianapolis is so lucky to have this ensemble for the next three years! So, Indianapolis–where do YOU want to see Time For Three?
Comment by Laura — October 30, 2009 @ 11:45 am
Concert today (11/5) was just superb
Comment by Patrick Sullivan — November 5, 2009 @ 3:33 pm
What a pleasure to hear you in concert this morning. You three will be a great asset both to our fine orchestra and to our city. Welcome!! May the residency far exceed your expectations.
Comment by Renata Jackson — November 5, 2009 @ 4:22 pm
We have heard Time For Three twice at the Circle Theater. We switched some POPS tickets in order to hear them yesterday at the morning classical series. We are seniors and value their music much more than the “old timers.” We love the variety in their music – they are masters of all. They obviously love what they are doing musically.
I would like more info about what they are doing at Perry Meridian High School and when. Our three forty something children graduated from that high school. We live close. Our son was in the jazz band there and it has had a life long impact on this life.
Comment by Beverly Riffle — November 6, 2009 @ 10:25 am
We have heard Time For Three twice at the Circle Theater. We switched some POPS tickets in order to hear them yesterday at the morning classical series. We are seniors and value their music much more than the “old timers.” We love the variety in their music – they are masters of all. They obviously love what they are doing musically.
I would like more info about what they are doing at Perry Meridian High School and when. Our three forty something children graduated from that high school. We live close. Our son was in the jazz band there and it has had a life long impact on this life.
Comment by Beverly Riffle — November 6, 2009 @ 10:27 am
I just saw Time for three with the Pacific Symphony at Verizon Theater in Southern California last Saturday [8/28//19]. They are absolutely fabulous!! They’re talented, exciting, amusing and just great entertainers! I immediately ordered their CD, but I sure hope they consider making a DVD! Thier music is great. but to SEE them in action is 100% greater! Their personalities come thru so much stronger in person, and that adds so much to the music! Keep up the great music, guys, and PLEASE MAKE A DVD!!!
Comment by Dianne — September 1, 2010 @ 12:32 am
I am currently taking a music class at the college I attend. We are studying symphonies. I am researching various symphony orchestras. I stumbled upon Time For Three. I wish I lived in the area to come experience the performance. The website as well as others reviews of Time For Three appealed to me. The feedback makes me want to attend. I love that they blend classical elements with other various types of music. If I travel to Indiana soon I will be sure to see Time For Three perform. I just wanted to comment and say that even though I have not seen them perform, the website and others comments intrigued my interest.
Comment by Taylor — June 16, 2011 @ 10:36 am
We are from Indianapolis and have enjoyed your music while attending the POPS Concerts (we have season tickets) A large number of our family will be in Boulder Colorado and plan to come to your concert on 8/2
Comment by Pat Staab — June 29, 2011 @ 11:43 am
Hi Laura,
I’m the artistic director of the Unity Temple Concert Series here in
Oak Park, Il. Oak Park is a suburb of Chicago. Unity Temple is Frank Lloyd Wright’s first public building built in 1909.
My husband and I got to hear Time For Three at Lake Geneva at the end
of July. We were awestruck with delight to hear and see them in action.
I immediately thought they would be perfect to perform on our Concert Series
for our 40th Season. Please contact me at 708/383-4361 or at my e-mail
utconcert@comcast.net. I would love to talk with you or their agent to
find out more about their touring schedule. Feel free to peruse our website
and find out more about us. I would appreciate your contacting me before
Thanksgiving Week. Thanks so much, Judy Compton/ utconcert@comcast.net
Comment by Judy Compton — November 9, 2011 @ 10:40 pm
Hey I’m Zach Collins frome Broad Ripple High School and I’m extremely excited to see everyone tomorrow!
I’m pretty sure you remember me
I had really long hair last year
And at the butler university camp I played a drum -_- haha
Comment by Zach Collins — January 17, 2012 @ 12:22 am
BRAVO, Bravissimo!!! for last night’s happy hour performance. I am a regular ISO subscriber, and have been for 20 years, but this was my first time at a Happy Hour peformance, and last night’s performance was one of the most memorable, exciting and spectacular concerts I have ever attended in Indianapolis. Shara Worden was mesmerizing, Time for Three was spectacular, and the Symphony was great, as always. And the combination of all three—WOW! Thank you–all of you–who helped make this all possible. It is a credit to ISO, and to the city, to have such wonderful talent. And the audience, full of young people, was also wonderful. Keep it up! More, more, more!
Comment by David Mason — January 20, 2012 @ 3:13 pm