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Georgia Boy Choir plans tours, looks for new members

By staff
Aug 4, 2016

The Georgia Boy Choir is now accepting audition applications for boys age 5 to 10 for its 2016-2017 Season. This year's annual international tour took more than 30 singers from around the Atlanta area to more than a dozen performances throughout Spain and Portugal. The new season which will feature a national tour, a tour to Scotland and Ireland, and dozens of local performances. No musical experience is required to audition. For more on the Georgia Boy Choir, and audition information, visit their website at www.GeorgiaBoyChoir.org and follow them online at www.Facebook.com/GeorgiaBoyChoir.

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