Singer's Night Part 2

I need to apologize for yesterday's post. It was a bad night but not nearly as bad as I made it out to be. Perhaps a bad tech night is necessary for a successful concert. While I would desperately wish that to not be true, I walked away from the rehearsal feeling awful and convinced that it sounded awful. It even sounded bad in sound check the next day. Then like magic the show starts and it was fine. Better than fine, I was so pleasantly surprised I actually enjoyed myself during the concert. All of the bad things from the day before were washed away and I was reminded of why I enjoy this concert so much. There is a real celebration of singers at Singer's Night. The music was interesting, diverse and there was a lot of love coming from the audience. This was best exemplified by kid who sang "Bust the Windows" who had the audience screaming the whole time. I had to throw my hands up because there was no way to mix over the noise. But how awesome is that! I was suddenly transported to some pop star arena concert. I didn't even know what happened but I loved it. I wish more berklee musicians got that kind of love.