Sundays in Hamilton means that the Dan Meyer Choir is rehearsing, and it was a great one tonight. Two-and-a-half hours of hard work, but I’m beginning to hear the music that has only existed in my head until now. What could be more thrilling than that? I couldn’t ask for a group of harder-working, more talented and enjoyable people!

Here we are at our performance at the Enoch Pratt Free Library last Thursday night. It was a great time, except for the librarians shushing us the whole time. Just kidding! The staff was great and very helpful. And the audience was so enthusiastic. It was a beautiful evening and it was so much fun to share our music.

Tomorrow is the beginning of our fall season of music. Thank you all for your support thus far!

Don’t forget that we will be performing this week Thursday, 7:00pm at the Enoch Pratt Free Library’s Light Street Branch. It’s free!

One of our pieces is an arrangement of the folk song “Baltimore Fire.” In anticipation of this, here is a quiz on the great fire:

1. What year was the fire?
2. What day of the week was it and why is it significant?
3. What season was it and why is that significant?
4. How many people allegedly died from the fire?
5. How many people actually died from the fire and how?
6. How did the fire start?

See you Thursday!

This Thursday is the Enoch Pratt debut of The Dan Meyer Choir, so here’s a look back at our last performance in May, 2009. Reading through the guest book from that performance, here are some adjectives that were thrown at us: wonderful, great, lovely & fascinating. Bring your friends to Light Street on Thursday evening for another wonderful, great, lovely & fascinating opportunity!