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On March 29, up to 20 children from Mayo will be heading to New York to sing alongside other international choirs.
Next March, a group of Mayo children will be heading to New York for a trip that will live long in the memory of all involved.
Westport’s Children Choir have been invited to perform at the extraordinary Carnegie Hall. One of the most famous concert venues in the world, the children have been given a chance of a lifetime.
On March 29, up to 20 children from Mayo will be heading to New York to sing alongside other international choirs. They’ll be performing works by the amazing Venezuelan composer Cristian Grases, including the world premiere of his “Gloria.” The children will spend three days rehearsing in the city and then take the stage for a performance they’ll never forget. The concert is organized by DCINY, a group that’s all about creating unforgettable musical experiences. Cristian Grases himself is thrilled to work with the choir again.
The Westport Children’s Choir is all about giving the children of Mayo the chance to learn, sing, and grow together. They’re a non-profit group led by the inspiring Eriko Uehara, who brings international musical influences from Japan to Mayo. Members come from Westport, Newport, Louisburgh, and all around West Mayo.
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