Every night of the All State Choir conference at about 11pm, everyone comes out to the balconies of the 18 story Hyatt hotel to sing the National Anthem
© 2013 Ben Vivona
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Every night of the All State Choir conference at about 11pm, everyone comes out to the balconies of the 18 story Hyatt hotel to sing the National Anthem
© 2013 Ben Vivona
[…] I Dare You Not to Cry. […]
love in the kitchen says
Hi Lynne – met your lovely friend Kent (and his wife Diana) in Mexico and he told me to visit your blog! Enjoying your posts and book reviews…
Lynne Spreen says
How nice to hear this, LITK! Thanks for letting me know. Kent and Diana are wonderful peeps.
krpooler says
Hi Lynne, I had seen this and yep, I cried and do every time I see it. Absolutely beautiful.
fictionfitz says
Reblogged this on Writing Out Loud and commented:
This is worth a listen. Thanks Lynne. Listening out loud.
Lynne Spreen says
No, regrettably! I saw it on Ronni Bennett’s blog.
fictionfitz says
No tears, close, but a must reblog. Were you there?
Let's CUT the Crap! says
Unbelievable. Now where are my Kleenex?
Lynne Spreen says
Exactly.
Let's CUT the Crap! says
🙁
thistlewoodfarm says
Thank you for sharing this. Seriously. It is such a wonderful tribute to this wonderful country that we live in 🙂
Lynne Spreen says
My pleasure, Thistlewood. I can’t stop watching it, and I choke up each time. Thanks for stopping by.
russtowne says
Beautiful, powerful, majestic, glorious. Thank you for sharing this clip, Lynne.
Russ
Lynne Spreen says
My pleasure, Russ.
mimijk says
Reblogged this on Waiting for the Karma Truck and commented:
Is it the acoustics? The spontaneity? The blending of voices? I don’t know – but I loved this.
mimijk says
Yup…tears – and chills.
Martha Goudey says
Yep, I cried. Were you there?
Lynne Spreen says
No, I saw it while surfing around this morning. Watched it twice, cried both times, had to share. But I WISH I could have been there!