Schrodinger's Game Brighten Up Pritchard Park

Several members of Asheville a capella group Schrodinger's Game serenaded passers-by at Pritchard Park yesterday afternoon. Jordan Pfluger, Noel Domingo, Aubrey Parkerson, Dominique Duncan and Beth Hazlett practiced for their upcoming show in the bright sunshine, and they sounded great. The group can often be heard in the park, and spend most Sunday afternoons visiting different locations downtown, singing for the public.

Schrodinger's game is made up of students from AB-Tech's music program, and also includes Danie Easter and Jonathan Godfrey. You can catch their first concert on Sunday, May 2 at 4 pm in the Ferguson Auditorium at AB-Tech. The concert is free, and they'll also be performing with the school's chorus during that show. If you get a chance, check out these talented young adults. You won't be disappointed-these kids prove that Asheville is home to all sorts of musical talent.


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Asheville Musicians Jam on Pack Square Downtown

This Asheville video was taken by my 8 year old son who is a "blogger in training". Great footage, especially for his first shoot. The Flip Video camcorder makes it easy for anyone to do nice videos with minimal experience or effort.

These musicians were having a great time playing and singing in Downtown Asheville on Pack Square. Passed by about an hour later and they had some guy with a harmonica who joined in with them. I love walking around Asheville, listen to the music, spare a few bucks, and make some new friends.

Downtown Asheville CVS become a stageshow

Here is a little bit of the Asheville streetlife right across from Pritchard Park and Wachovia Bank in downtown Asheville. CVS has just recently moved out and this store remains vacant with nothing covering the windows. Some musicians are playing in the entryway and some others talking on the side, one dressed as Santa. I have seen people sleeping in this hole, peddling, and much more. It is a free platform and they are quick to make use of it. I wonder if you have to reserve it, is it first come first serve, can you pay someone to use it, or is there a time limit? Maybe it is a "free for all" and you have to fight for the spot? This is Asheville, who knows. These two men were into in, and as I waited for this long light, I watched them jam out together!