Ahead of its street performance as part of Celebrate Lancaster, the Music for Everyone Lancaster Community Chorus gathers behind Isaac's to rehearse, keeping umbrellas handy.
City streets are closed to vehicle traffic -- peds rule! -- and two stages are set up on North Queen Street, with all kinds of food vendors on the street.
We are scheduled to sing at 6 p.m. in front of Isaac's, while the bands on the main stage at King and Queen streets take a break. But will the weather cooperate?
Below, as thunder rumbles, chorus members head for nearby shelter to await the return of our intrepid director, A.J. Walker.
City streets are closed to vehicle traffic -- peds rule! -- and two stages are set up on North Queen Street, with all kinds of food vendors on the street.
We are scheduled to sing at 6 p.m. in front of Isaac's, while the bands on the main stage at King and Queen streets take a break. But will the weather cooperate?
Below, as thunder rumbles, chorus members head for nearby shelter to await the return of our intrepid director, A.J. Walker.
| The best parking garage singers on North Christian Street warm up, as the rain begins to fall. A few minutes later we sang under the roof of Details on North Queen Street, to an appreciative and hardy crowd. The chorus has such magic, one watcher told me after the show. | |
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