Friday evening, October 30, was a magnificent Indian summer night in Tiburon. San Francisco glistened as our backdrop to a wonderful performance by Elizabeth Pitcairn on “The Red Violin.” The Marin Symphony organized this event as part of the Prelude In-Home Concert Series and we were proud to open up 85 Spring Lane for this musical recital. There were 110 guests, most of whom were patrons and supporters of The Marin Symphony. We enjoyed fine wine, superb appetizers and world class music. The Red Violin has inspired many, including Hollywood, which made a movie about it. The Red Violin was crafted in the 16th century and has quite a history. I don’t know all of the details, but I’m told that this violin is worth millions of dollars! Elizabeth played beautifully and everyone was mesmerized by her performance. An eleven-year-old prodigy also played a number on The Red Violin.

The Golden Imperial Burmese teak floors provided great acoustics when combined with our spacious rooms and high ceilings. All 110 guests were seated comfortably for the performance and the patrons were very appreciative and complimentary of the home and the ambiance.

For more details and photos of 85 Spring Lane, go to www.85springlane.com. We have reduced the price from $10,995,000 to $9,995,000.

If you ever have a chance to see Elizabeth Pitcairn perform, JUMP at the opportunity. We all feel blessed to have seen her play. It gave me a whole new perspective on classical music and the violin.


Posted by:Andy Gellepis