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Musical treat from Estonian children's choir

Date:23/07/2010

Members of the Estonian TV Young Children's Choir perform at the Expo site.

The Estonian TV Young Children's Choir yesterday impressed Expo site visitors with beautiful voices and dances at Europe Square.

Founded in 2006, the choir consists of 41 children aged between 8 and 12, who can sing classical choir music as well folk and pop, accompanied by choreography.

The choir's members started to sing at three or four years old. They attend dance classes and most of them play instruments. These children have participated in several cultural programs of international conferences and symposiums, made recordings for Estonian TV and Radio, and given concerts in Estonian concert halls, churches and schools, among others.

They took the crown of the Estonian competition-festival for young children's choirs and the first prize at the International Choir Festival "Festival of Songs Olomouc 2008" in the Czech Republic.

Editor: Hu Min