Singing the praises of Cincinnati
From July 4-14, the World Choir Games, also known as "The Olympics of Choir Music," will take place in Ohio's Queen City (derived from its 19th century status as "Queen of the West"). Some 367 choirs from nearly 50 countries will compete in categories that include jazz, pop, folk, barbershop, gospel and show choirs, as popularized by the hit TV show "Glee." Read the full story here.
From July 4-14, the World Choir Games, also known as “The Olympics of Choir Music,” will take place in Ohio’s Queen City (derived from its 19th century status as “Queen of the West”). Some 367 choirs from nearly 50 countries will compete in categories that include jazz, pop, folk, barbershop, gospel and show choirs, as popularized by the hit TV show “Glee.”
Read the full story here.
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