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Taiwan Day 3 - Taipei

This was the day of our major performance. For the second time around, we will sing at the Main Concert Hall.

This is how it looks like inside. The risers you see are powered by hydraulics. Bongga!



This is how it looks from the outside.




But before the major performance, we served as the demo choir for the choral workshop our conductor gave. It was held at the lobby, beside the grand staircase. In the beginning, we doubted if we can fill up the place. When they let the people in, it was filled up to the brim. There were also several people standing by the sidelines.


But before all that, we had some time to ham it up in front of the camera.


Yep, that's ACS for you. We always have time for work and play.

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