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World Choir Games Tshwane 2018 - Program Book

Program book of the 10th World Choir Games Tshwane 2018. July 4 - 14, 2018 Tshwane, South Africa.

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Figures<br />

15,704<br />

km<br />

LONGEST JOURNEY TO<br />

TSHWANE…<br />

covers a straight-line distance from 15,704<br />

kilometers and is made by the Richmond<br />

Youth Honour <strong>Choir</strong> from Chilliwack in the<br />

province British Columbia in Canada. They<br />

travelled all the way to participate in the<br />

<strong>World</strong> <strong>Choir</strong> <strong>Games</strong> for the first time.<br />

14 FORMER WORLD CHOIR GAMES CHAMPIONS FROM<br />

6 DIFFERENT COUNTRIES…<br />

have already registered for the <strong>World</strong> <strong>Choir</strong> <strong>Games</strong> and will make their way to <strong>Tshwane</strong> to defend their titles<br />

and enrich the event with their top-class performances.<br />

• Aarhus Pigekoret, Denmark (Champion 2014)<br />

• Dekoor Close Harmony, Netherlands<br />

(Champion 2014, 2012, 2010)<br />

• Diocesan Boys’ School <strong>Choir</strong>, China/Hong Kong<br />

SAR (Champion 2014, 2012, 2010, 2008, 2006)<br />

• Diocesan Girls’ School <strong>Choir</strong>,<br />

China/Hong Kong SAR (Champion 2010)<br />

• Diocesan Schools Choral Society,<br />

China/Hong Kong SAR (Champion 2010)<br />

• Gnesins‘ Ensemble of Contemporary Music<br />

“Altro coro”, Russia (Champion 2016)<br />

• Guangdong Experimental High School <strong>Choir</strong>,<br />

China (Champion 2016, 2014,)<br />

• Guangdong Experimental Middle School <strong>Choir</strong>,<br />

China (Champion 2016, 2012, 2008, 2004, 2000)<br />

• Hunan Zhiqing Art Troupe,<br />

China (Champion 2016)<br />

• Kearsney College <strong>Choir</strong>, South Africa<br />

(Champion 2014, 2012, 2004, 2000)<br />

• The Aeolians of Oakwood University, USA<br />

(Champion 2012)<br />

• Tygerberg Children’s <strong>Choir</strong>, South Africa<br />

(Champion 2010)<br />

Former Champions Stellenbosch University <strong>Choir</strong> (2016, 2014, 2012, 2010, 2008, 2004) and<br />

University of Pretoria Camerata (2014) will join the event as festival choirs.<br />

Facts and Figures<br />

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