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Not having as much time to write, so will stick with the photos. Trying to find time to coordinate photos from all cameras to sort and pick, resize, etc.
Got to sleep in
Morning choir meeting
Hackeysack
in the park
Two amazingly nice buses for two-hour drive to Campos do Jordao
The town looks like Switzerland, intentionally we're told. Very resorty, lots of police.
Great stage crew
grand piano tuned right before the concert
trailer for staff (see photos below!)
Outdoor concert. I'm not that fond of singing outdoors, but the sound guys were excellent, and the audience was great. We were told there were 1000 people at concert. The boys feed off the audience, and once a concert starts going well without any major mistakes, then it's as if the stakes are raised for the rest of the concert. Everybody tries not to be the first to make a mistake, kind of like a no-hitter in baseball. The guys nailed every piece, we had great phrasing, shape, focus. We did Hey Jude, and the whole audience was singing along and waving their arms. We did Mas Que Nada. This concert will go down in PBA history as one of the best.
Some of the boys and I were interviewed for television after the concert.
The pizzeria across the street hosted dinner.
We headed back to SP, and got in about 1am.
--Mr. Fox
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Bernardo, who arranged for us to sing at the Campos festival |
Singing for the kitchen staff |
