Rehearsing Mozart's Requiem, Music Camp, Princeton University Chapel. No tents or campfires here! Each summer, kids (aged 12-18) descend on campus for arts, sports and other camps.
These campers sounded pretty great (a Requiem clip - apologies for my handheld pocket camera!)...
These campers sounded pretty great (a Requiem clip - apologies for my handheld pocket camera!)...
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Oh thank you. That was a lovely breakfast moment. I could spend all day listening to it rather than driving to work in traffic jams and... grey, menacing, cold skies...
Lovely scene. The clips sounds great to me. I remember doing something similar at this age but it was Handel's Messiah and Oxford where I lived.
Lovely
I like the frame you have given to this picture.
Beautifully framed image Lulu, the acoustics in a high vaulted area like this are magnificent. You did a great job with your hand held camera!
cieldequimper - aw, thanks! I too prefer listening to music anyday over (ugh) driving and commutes.
Paul - how lovely you got to sing the Messiah at that age, I'm sure the settings in Oxford were beautiful.
Mo - thank you!
Valladolid - thanks very much!
PerthDailyPhoto - thank you! Acoustics in these settings are lovely, aren't they? Perhaps I'll get better gear one day :)
Super ambiance! Lucky kids to be having fun there.
Thank you for the clip, ... it's so beautiful and soothing. And after this very tiring day, it's salve for the soul :)
(I'll add that my son just came back from sports camp - sweaty and bug-bitten,... boy would I love to put him in a Requiem music camp one day!!)
EG CameraGirl - thanks & I agree, those lucky kids!
Catherine - thank you! It's sweet of you to stop by & listen despite a tiring day. (A music camp for your own son sounds brilliant! :)
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