Arriving at the Brasilia Airport
We were Listed as the "International Orchestra" at the First Church we Played at in Brasilia
This was the First Baptist Church of Guará, a Suburb of Brasilia where we had Our First Concert
Brasilia is a Planned City so All the Intersections were Either Roundabouts or Perfectly Circular Clover Leaves
The Clove Leaves were Just to Perfect to be Real
Brasilia is the Capital of Brazil and the Suburbs Tend to be on the Poorer Side. This is One of the Streets in the Suburbs
Another View Along one of the Suburb Streets
Another View of One of the Suburb Streets
Serviço Social de Industría (SESI), a School Specializing in Teaching Quality of Life and Social Responsibility
SESI Campus Layout. We Played in the Large Building to the Right
Typical Street Close to SESI
Another View of Street Near SESI
View of Suburb where our Next Concert will be
Another View of that Same Suburb. Clearly on the Lower Income Side
Another View
Ah, Just like Mexico!!
Main Street in Brasilia Looking at the Large TV Tower
Monument of the President, Juscelino Kubitschek de Oliveira, Who Decided to Move Capital to Brasilia, Which Began in February 1957
The Baptist Church where we Held Masters Classes
The Church Sign at the Street
Main Street in Brasilia Looking at Capital Buildings - Note the Two Domes, One up and the Other Down
Inside the Brasilia Concert Hall that we Were Going to Play In
The Stage of the Brasilia Concert Hall
Statue in Entrance to Concert Hall
Interesting Statue
Group in Front of Brasilia Concert Hall
Bill Boards on Shopping Center Across Street from Concert Hall
View Inside our Double Decker Bus
Brasília's Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady Aparecida
St. Mathew Outside the Cathedral
Inside the Cathedral
Looking up at the Peak of the Cathedral from Inside
The Senate and House Towers in Brasilia
Closeup of Towers and Connection at the Fourteenth Floor
The Claim is that this is the World's Largest Flag
The Towers, The Upended Dome on the Left Signifies the House Listening to the People and the Dome on the Right is the Senate in Session Making Law
The Federal Judicial Building
Brasilia Plan, in the Shape of an Airplane. The Fuselage is the Main Street with Federal Buildings and the Wings are the Apartments of Federal Employees
Another View Looking down the "Fuselage"
Another One of the Federal Buildings Across the Street from the Towers
Juscelino Kubitschek de Oliveira Bridge with Arches Crisscrossing Roadway
Presidential Palace
Soldier at Entrance to Presidential Palace
Our Double Decker Tour Bus in Brasilia. View from Upstairs was Phenomenal
Looking Towards the Capital Towers from the TV Tower - Note the Perfect Clover Leaves
Three Arches on Bridge from TV Tower
The Two Domes and Towers from TV Tower
Bristol Hotel - Our Hotel in Brasilia as Seen from TV Tower
Traffic and People way Below us from TV Tower
Fountain under Repair and "Perfect" Clover Leaves of "Planned" City of Brasilia
Federal Employee Apartments on one of the "Wings" of Airplane Layout
View in Opposite Direction of Capital Towers from TV Tower
Capital Towers in Background on Platform of TV Tower
TV Tower is 224 m Tall
Another View of Capital Towers Surrounded by Domes
Interestingly Enough this is an Analog Tower and a New Digital Tower is Now Being Built - ahhh, Progress
