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Hooray! I hardly need beg you to review it afterwards.maartendas wrote:My arrangements for the coming weeks have changed unexpectedly, leaving me with a lot of extra time on my hands, so I am now able to go to the concert in Germany!
I suspect the concert in Germany will be like any other Libera concert and video will not be allowed. Libera performances in Poland have not been officially announced, but I expect there will be one or two shorter concerts in Krakow (on their own) and one, along with many other performers, as part of the final big event concert with the Pope in attendance. This latter will be in a vast area of open fields some 15 km from the city. Fan de LoK, Tom 413 and I have been assigned to area B11 which is one of the better locations - only about half a mile from the stage! Any video we are able to take will probably be of one of the jumbotron screens!alcesalcesobservator wrote:maartendas wrote:Who else is going?
I have a faint hope that due to the different setting, video might be allowed. #fingerscrossed
I shall tryalcesalcesobservator wrote:Hooray! I hardly need beg you to review it afterwards.
But I probably don't know a lot of the names of the new boys.
The German church says there will be 30 of them.maartendas wrote:But I probably don't know a lot of the names of the new boys.
Accommodation are available at Schönstatt.maartendas wrote:Still seeking out arrangements but since it is so nearby it will probably be easy. I can take the train to Koblenz and probably also sleep there (providing I can get back there late at night)
I am - and I am awfully excited. First concert! I'm walking in the air!maartendas wrote:Who else is going?
Here is what I've learnt in the meantime: There is a so-called "Schönstatt-Bewegung" = Schönstatt movement, and it is present in 130 countries worldwide, as Wikipedia says. Their headquarter, or whatever it is called in English, is Schönstatt in Vallendar. Mary is in the center of their adoration, so in my opinion they could gladly sing something like Ave Maria, O Sanctissima, Mother Of God, and so on.TullyBascombe wrote:So Schoenstatt is a place of pilgrimage? Is there a shrine dedicated to a particular saint?
Thanks! I'll do my homeworkfan_de_LoK wrote:The German church says there will be 30 of them.maartendas wrote:But I probably don't know a lot of the names of the new boys.
So if you print the 32 names from the last concert, in Romsey in April (see here), you have most likely the 30 that will go in Poland and Germany
Wonderful!filiarheni wrote:I am - and I am awfully excited. First concert! I'm walking in the air!maartendas wrote:Who else is going?
If they sing the Ave Maria by Schubert..... you can probably sweep me off from the floor after that.filiarheni wrote:Mary is in the center of their adoration, so in my opinion they could gladly sing something like Ave Maria, O Sanctissima, Mother Of God, and so on.
) To put the faces on the names, check the list maintained by The Furby : http://libera-passion.exprimetoi.net/t1 ... avril-2016maartendas wrote:Thanks! I'll do my homework
Wow! This is really a shame.SchmPa wrote:There are only 200 tickets sold in Vallendar yet!
SchmPa wrote:Hi,
I'm new here. (And English is not my motherlanguage
There are only 200 tickets sold in Vallendar yet!
And Schubert's Ave Maria without TDL... Who should sing it like him???
This can often happen when Libera go on a last minute promotion spree. I believe fans have actually got involved in distributing leaflets to increase turnout.fan_de_LoK wrote:Perhaps a large number of last minute tickets will sold on the concert day...
...and just when the lucky faithful attendees were contemplating the thought of spending 11hrs not knowing when Libera would take to the stage...July 28th, Thursday: Open-air concert features Poland’s acts Wojsko Polskie, Maleo Reggae Rockers, and Orkiestra AGH plus UK’s Libera in Rynek Glowny central square, from noon to 11 pm (free admission, WYD)
