Friday, November 17, 2017

Pictures of LDS Missionaries playing music in Spain

Somebody in a FB group was asking for missionaries playing music photos for a website that they're building. I was blessed to be able to have a guitar on my mission in Spain, and I went through all my photos of where I was playing guitar, and here's a compilation. It's fun to go back look through these!

One of the less active members was paralyzed on the right side of his body, so I helped him strum some chords while he moved his left hand into the shape of chords.

We had a triple baptism this day, and we played some special arrangements of our favorite hymns.
In Spanish music, they use a lot of "las palmas", which is a percussive clapping technique. Here I'm playing guitar while a ward member, Bruno, is demonstrating "las palmas".
Here's me sporting my Barca tie at one of the most famous Spanish landmarks; Plaza de Espana.

Plaza de Espana.

My companion was awesome for putting up with the photo shoot.

Another angle of Plaza de Espana.

Sister missionaries playing guitar right at the train station, waiting for transfers.


John Lennon composed Strawberry Fields Forever in this city of Almeria.






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