Last Monday, we set a record for "Number of Musicians" to squeeze into our George Geary Performance Studio -- 40! The entire Moores School of Music Concert Chorale, along with Director Betsy Cook Weber, performed live and talked about a milestone that they, themselves, have achieved: an invitation to perform & compete at one of Europe's oldest & most prestigious choral festivals, the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod in Wales, July 6 - 12! KUHF's Charles Bornstein grabbed his camera & wide-angle lens to capture some moments from their Front Row session.
Camping out in the Geary Performance Studio ....
... warming up and waiting for showtime!
The clock says 12:16pm. The live interview has begun!
All smiles after a great studio session ... 
The rehearsing never ends!
Filing out ... and (soon) off to the U.K.!
Thanks to Betsy Cook Weber & the MSM Concert Chorale for a truly beautiful & memorable afternoon of music on the show.
If you missed it, here's host St.John Flynn's interview with the group.
Good luck in Wales, MSM Concert Chorale!
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