[singing]

You simply can't put into words how it feels to be in the middle of that incredible sound.

You can't find the words to express what that does to you as, as a person, how it feeds your soul.

And I think that's why people do it, because you're being taken out of yourself.

You're being taken away from the normal things that you're doing during the day.

The only thing you can do when you're singing in those concerts is concentrate on the music.

You can't-- Your head is full of the music, and it's full of concentrating and full of you trying to do your own thing.

I was surprised to learn that when Leslie Bishop first took up the mantle of choral manager, it was a major change for her in her life, and the choir was there for her to support her through it.