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Qualifications – July 22

These choirs made it to a higher level of competition

European Choir Games 2017

The competitions at the Grand Prix of Nations Riga 2017 & 3rd European Choir Games are continuing also today, we’re thus continuing to publish the choirs that qualified for a higher competition level thanks to their outstanding first performances.

Stay tuned, this article will be updated on a regular basis today!

LAST UPDATE: 21:30h (CEST +3)

C3 – Chamber Choirs / Vocal Ensembles

Giocoso, Netherlands
Northern Spirit, Germany
Children and Youth Studio "Gaismiņa", Latvia

qualified to the Grand Prix of Nations GP - Chamber Choirs / Vocal Ensembles

C8 - Jazz, Pop, Show

Barnsley Youth Choir, Great Britain

qualified to the Grand Prix of Nations GP - Jazz, Pop, Show

C1 - Children's Choirs

Children's Choir of Kekava Music School, Latvia
Talisman, Russia
Malenkie Mastera Choir, Russia

qualified to the Grand Prix of Nations GP1 - Children's Choirs

C5 - Musica Sacra a cappella

Riga Orthodox Chamber Choir "Blagovest", Latvia
Chamber Choir "Baltika", Russia
Giocoso, Netherlands

qualified to the Grand Prix of Nations GP5 - Musica Sacra a cappella

C10 – Folklore with accompaniment

Estonian National Girls’ Choir LEELO, Estonia
Ryazan State University Youth Chamber Choir, Russia

qualified to the Grand Prix of Nations GP10 - Folklore with accompaniment

We wish all choirs good luck and a lot of success for the next and last competition performances!

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