Jun. 5th, 2016

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You didn't think I was finished, did you? Not by a long shot. Pic number 3 - I had left after the first two (threatening: "I'll be back!" to which he laughed), and went back to the end of line (which sadly was not very long). Now it was another two solo pictures and then my friend and I had planned some special double pictures, and we did not want to hold up the line so we waited for the end.

I chose this one to let it be signed as it's quite lovely.

 photo 05 Vic Mignogna 600 x 406.jpg

 photo P1050391 450 x 600.jpg

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dieastra: Strauss (Strauss)
You didn't think I was finished, did you? Not by a long shot. Pic number 3 - I had left after the first two (threatening: "I'll be back!" to which he laughed), and went back to the end of line (which sadly was not very long). Now it was another two solo pictures and then my friend and I had planned some special double pictures, and we did not want to hold up the line so we waited for the end.

I chose this one to let it be signed as it's quite lovely.

 photo 05 Vic Mignogna 600 x 406.jpg

 photo P1050391 450 x 600.jpg

[livejournal.com profile] x_erikah_x
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Two video clips for your enjoyment. They're both very short but worth watching!

The first is an impression from yesterday evening, German song "Der Mond ist aufgegangen" (The moon has risen). I was not standing with the group that was playing here, so we heard it from further away, and we were quietly singing along. Simply beautiful. But imagine, when my group was playing (sometimes the melody would also jump around between the different groups) I was standing right behind them, so close to the music. I've never been that close before. Often, when there is a marching band, you stand at the street, and they walk, and soon it's over.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HptwXecwqbE



The second clip is from today's Concluding Worship Service, in the stadium. The song is the theme song of the festival, called "Luft nach oben" (Room for improvement, a playing of the words with Luft/air here which you need for blowing). Must have sounded beautiful, amongst all those people in the stadium. I watched it in TV, they showed elderly people, young people, children even. A woman had her baby lying in the grass in front of her.

They all had come from all over Germany and apparently even other countries as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCyOu58Z15w

dieastra: Strauss (Default)
Two video clips for your enjoyment. They're both very short but worth watching!

The first is an impression from yesterday evening, German song "Der Mond ist aufgegangen" (The moon has risen). I was not standing with the group that was playing here, so we heard it from further away, and we were quietly singing along. Simply beautiful. But imagine, when my group was playing (sometimes the melody would also jump around between the different groups) I was standing right behind them, so close to the music. I've never been that close before. Often, when there is a marching band, you stand at the street, and they walk, and soon it's over.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HptwXecwqbE



The second clip is from today's Concluding Worship Service, in the stadium. The song is the theme song of the festival, called "Luft nach oben" (Room for improvement, a playing of the words with Luft/air here which you need for blowing). Must have sounded beautiful, amongst all those people in the stadium. I watched it in TV, they showed elderly people, young people, children even. A woman had her baby lying in the grass in front of her.

They all had come from all over Germany and apparently even other countries as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCyOu58Z15w

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