Monday, June 14, 2010

Hope of America


As part of the Freedom Festival in Provo, 8000 students gathered together at Brigham Young University’s Marriott Center, in May, to share what they’ve learned about becoming the “Hope of America.” The chorus sits in the shape of the American flag with students in red, white and blue t-shirts. Treygan and several of his classmates were part of the group. It was very impressive. This video was shot by someone else but it is the same night Treygan performed. The video is very long but at least you get the idea even if you only watch it for one minute.
Thank Goodness for a telephoto lens! It was the only way I could see him!

For the last song, they turned out the lights and each child had a flashlight. It was a cool effect.

7 comments:

Kay Hinton said...

That is really inspiring. How neat that Treygan got to be part of that. I'm feeling so hopeful!

triciathomas said...

Way to go T-Bone!!! It looks like a neat concert!

Shonna said...

How awesome!!! Love the telephoto lens.

Pal & Hatty said...

Yeah Tregan! Cute pictures!

Brigette-boo said...

This is the kind of stuff that makes me miss Utah!! they don't do anything like that here! not even a parade on the 4th! how cool he got to be a part of that!

Toad said...

That looks awesome. I've heard a lot about the Hope of America programs, but I've never been to one.
It was great seeing you on Saturday! Love you house :0)

buddy said...

This is amazing! How great to be a part of something so inspiring. Uncle John and Aunt Cindy are very proud of you. cjg