What’s that you say? You got carpal tunnel from playing the Dudamel game all afternoon on Friday? Well then, there’s no point in doing any work today now is there? You should really let yourself mend.
If you’re in New York, you can spend this afternoon chasing down two tickets to Carnegie Hall’s opening night concert, which is this Thursday, October 1 and has a major harp component, woot. Carnegie has been Tweeting clues here all day, and if you can find their people from 5-7pm tonight, you can enter your name into a raffle for a pair of tickets. The most recent clue is, “Duke Ellington and Grateful Dead performed on this stage. Today, concerts here promote young composers and conductors.”
Not to burst Carnegie’s bubble, but Britney Spears has actually been doing this exact thing for a bunch of her shows during her tour with tons of success. Her thing is that you have to find her and so you follow her Twitter clues and then the last one is the location of where she is with two front row tickets to her concert, so the kiddies meet her and get two front row tickets. http://article.wn.com/view/2009/08/25/Britney_Spears_gives_Twitter_followers_frontrow_tickets/
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra has been doing this as well: http://bit.ly/qRXow