Waiting for the audience

Second day of Gospel singing workshops led by Scott Stroman and Michael Harper at the Sage Gateshead. The day ended with a wonderful concert showing off what we accomplished over the weekend. It is always very special to be involved in projects at the Sage and to stand on stage in Hall 1 (or Hall 2 for that matter...). The acoustics are second to none. The weekend workshops are always hard work but so life affirming and enjoyable at the same time. And apparently I'm all about the Cultural Olympiad at the moment, as this was also part of a series of events for musicnation.

Thank you all for your wonderful and encouraging comments and faves and I'm glad you got to enjoy a bit of our rainbow :-)

Last minute preparations:
http://365project.org/bmnorthernlight/bits-n-bobs/2012-03-04

[Sean O'Neill]

Great composition, love the angle and B+W

[Alison Tomlin]

Wow sounds really exciting. Love the shot. Never been - should be on my list!

[Judith Johnson]

Do you spend a lot of time at the Sage? I've only been there once and sadly there wasn't anything on that day.

[Jeni]

Love the composition and the B&W!

[Claire]

Never been to the sage yet:0( Lovely angle of shot, the place looks huge! Great B&W

[Miguel Bravo-Escos]

Really like the lines and circles ... very cool!!

[davide]

like the angle! took me awhile to understand this. best viewed large!

[Dawn Wilson]

Cool shot!

[Shanne]

great lines to this

[Myrna O'Hara]

Love this in the b&w. Perfect.

[Michael Elliott]

Wow beautiful theater. Looks a little like Carnegie Hall!

[Paula]

So much delightful repetition!! So are you a gospel singer? You should include a link for a video of your choir sometime! I love gospel choirs - so much joy and energy!

[Phil]

Wow I can feel the anticipation! Well done on the whole shebang, I'm not surprised you enjoyed it... gospel music is so full of life! :)

[Moira Brown]

Cool shot - I hav done a couple of terms of gospel choir in London. I love it! So uplifting!