I hope you don't mind if i give suggestions here about the coming major concert.
Most Libera concerts are held in churches & cathedrals where there can only be hundreds of people, now there's gonna be thousands again.
First i would like to suggest that Libera or emi or whoever should really consider putting this coming concert on dvd. I think they filmed that last major concert in Japan and i really can't understand why that can't be available on dvd. In my opinion it will sell more than a cd album.
Second, they should consider using large screen videos for close-ups so everyone in attendance, not just vip ticket holders can appreciate watching the concert more. Otherwise, they should advice people watching from the galleries to bring their own binoculars.
Third, there will be lots of people and they will be reminded constantly to behave properly. But to avoid badmouth such as that ugly incident before, the organizers, the staff, the hired security, in short everyone should behave politely too.
We saw some meet and greet videos from the recent US tour. Some requested can you please greet this and that, or can i get a hug and it was perfectly alright. In the presence of rude bouncers however, they might get collared and thrown away. They shouldn't over-react, say it in a nice way and ill feelings will be avoided.
Fourth, please don't make it purely christmas songs. I personally want to hear Ben & Ralph sing their Far Away duet again. Not to forget Josh's solo in Eternal Light! That's gonna bring the house down specially if people see a close-up on the big screen as he sings. I just hope it doesn't distract the singer.
Fifth, most Libera songs are soothing and relaxing and inside a cold theater, people might fall asleep so may i suggest that they consider adding livelier songs such as San Damiano from the Angel Voices mid 90's album perhaps.
These are only suggestions that i honestly think would make the whole experience better. If they sound impossible, i'm still very happy this major concert is gonna happen again.
