Cast reigns in Idyllwild Master Chorale opening concert
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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
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