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Photos of Past Concert
Setup / Design
Notice in the
photo above the candleabras placed on the altar.
The altar table was draped with fabric and covered
with plastic wrap to protect it from wax drip. The
candleabras were placed on top of piles of hymnals
or sturdy boxes or small tables . Other candles are
on small tables to the side.
To the right
side of the above photo was a beautiful grand piano
on the lower level. With the permission of the
church, it was covered with a layer of hymnals,
cardboard on top of the hymnals, plastic wrap and
finally scarves on the very top with sturdy
votives. The area was open to the public, so
volunteers monitored to make sure noone approached
too closely.
DOWNLOAD
THE BASIC DIAGRAM (shown below) AND INSTRUCTIONS
HERE
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ON
TABLE or ALTAR
2
sets of Candleabras, 7 feet high,
5 or more tapers each side.
Shorter candelabras can be put on
two small tables sitting on top
of this altar or table to raise
the candles high in the
air.
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6-8
feet high
candleabras
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6-8
feet high
candleabras
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A
chair, no arms,
not squeaky,
and a music stand
(Manhasset type)
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Optional
small table(s) down in front and/
or to either side of altar.
Please be sure to keep smoke away
from me.
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AUDIENCE
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NOTES:
Candelabras 6-8 feet high on either side behind me
are ideal. They can be on a 6 or 8 foot long table
if tall candelabras can't be found. It is best to
use tapers, (tall thin candlesticks) as they throw
the most light. Use only tapers. Pilar and thicker
candles don't throw enough light.
For Optional Small Tables, and general decor:
Pillar candles, which are thick, are quite stable,
and votives are safe, have pretty flames. Window
sills,, small tables, mix with scarves, plants, and
such to make the affect you desire..
MORE CONCERT PHOTOS
This is from a sunset concert - you can see the
stone wall rising behind me, and the candles ready
to illuminate the plants (and my music) as the sun
sets. To the far left of the photo is a large
table, with a particularly lovely feng shui based
design.
Each sanctuary is unique. Bringing the best forward
of the acoustical, architectural, and energetic
elements sets the sacred space for the concert.
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