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World Choir Games 2018 in progress

Collaboration between South Africa and Germany is running well

World Choir Games 2018

In 2018 the 10th World Choir Games explore a new continent: For the first time the world’s largest international choir competition will come to Africa, hosted by the city of Tshwane (South Africa). Thousands of singers from all over the world will come and witness first-hand the amazing culture and singing tradition in a country that gave the world singing, rhythm and dancing. A wonderful celebration of choral music the choral world can hardly wait for!

At the moment the preparation for the event is in full swing. The teams from South Africa and Germany (INTERKULTUR) are meeting regularly for constructive business talks. Both sites confirm their successful collaboration and a great progress on a national and international level.

More and more choirs use the opportunity of pre-registration and thus express their wish to be part of the World Choir Games 2018. Due to some fantastic marketing events in South Africa, also important representatives of media and industry companies show their interest in the event and are in regular exchange with the South African team.

Here are the leaders of Team South Africa and INTERKULTUR representatives at their recent meeting greeting the international choral scene and inviting all the world’s singers to join the World Choir Games 2018 in South Africa:

f.l.t.r. Christoph Höppel, Desirée Oliphant, Thomas Schüle, Trish Downing, Albert Kayongo, Christian Grosch and Alta Mare

For more information about the 10th World Choir Games 2018 please visit www.wcg2018.com.  

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