Cast reigns in Idyllwild Master Chorale opening concert

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imc2 — Justin Holmes, Lancelot, singing “If Ever I Would Leave You” to Guinevere, Dimyana Pelev, during Saturday’s performance of musical highlights from “Camelot” in the Idyllwild Master Chorale’s Spring Concert. Photos by Careena Chase

imc1 — Conductor and Artistic Director Dwight A. Holmes turns to face the audience and receives huge applause during Saturday’s Idyllwild’s Master Chorale’s Spring Concert.

imc3 — King Arthur, Marshall Smith, bestowing knighthood upon Tom of Warwick, Michael McDonnel, during the musical hightlights from “Camelot” in the Idyllwild Master Chorale’s Spring Concert Saturday night at Stephen’s Recital Hall.

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