There is another great Libera site for German fans run by our friend mawi. It is called The German Libera Song Page. You can see it here - http://www.libera-songs.de/index.html It shows all of Libera's albums with a separate section for Japan-only albums. Click on the album and you can see the song list. The concert section lists all concerts from 2005 to the present. The video section is not completed yet. My favorite section is the song list. It lists each song and which albums that song was featured on. If you click on the song, it gives you the lyrics. I did not know that "Gaudete" has been on 5 albums!Keep up the good work, mawi!
I'd like to highlight 2 websites that are very helpful in researching anything about Libera. Others may find them useful, too. (Even though I still can't figure out who those last 2 boys are in the Luminosa picture.) lol The 1st is "The Boy Choir and Soloist Directory," also known as BCSD, at www.boysoloist.com. It's a massive site with everything about every single boy choir or soloist known to man. :) Pretty much. First you can go to the Libera/Angel Voices/St. Philip's page here, and click on the country flag at the top if you want to change the language. This page shows all the CD's Libera has done. When you click on a song, it gives you that song's lyrics. If you click on a Libera soloist's name, it gives you his picture, profile and recordings he's done. BCSD also has lots of other great links on the right side of Libera's page.The other site I love is Libera's World at www.liberasworld.blogspot.com. This is a site that Inna put together. It has all available Libera videos from 1984 to the present. What a history lesson THAT is! She also has pictures of Libera members and a list of concert dates from 2005 to the present. Everything is so nicely organized, too!I appreciate all the hard work that went into both of these sites! Thank you to them!
Chix is a college student from the Philippines. She is also a really great Libera fan. After the US concerts, we realized we had an extra Nashville program, an Atlanta program and an Atlanta mini poster. We wondered who we could send these to and thought of Chix. We mailed them off, and she got them. But I can't believe she posted about it on her blog!! You can read her blog here: http://hellolibera.blogspot.com/. So glad the stuff got there safely and that she really likes them. :)
