| Open Enrollment for The Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus
Open Enrollment for boys 8 - 11 is available for the 2010 - 2011 season:
Wednesday, June 9, 9am - 5pm
Thursday, June 24, 9am - 5pm
Tuesday, July 9, 9am - 5pm
Friday, July 23, 9am-5pm
Thursday, August 12, 9am-5pm
Tuesday, August 24, 9am-5pm
or anytime during office hours Monday - Friday, 9am-5pm
Contact the office at 296-6277 to enroll. No prior music experience is necessary other than the ability to
match pitch.
Don't miss this opportunity to make new friends and be involved in the world famous Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus!
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| Chorus Travels to Japan, South Korea and Hawaii
The Touring Chorus departs on tour July 15th with its first stop in Hiroshima, Japan where the boys
share a three day collaboration of singing with the Hiroshima Boys Choir and learn of the historical
significance of the area. Following their stay in Hiroshima, the Chorus heads to Tokyo where it will
perform at St. Mary’s International School. The first week of tour ends at Ebina Central Community
Center in Ebina City where the Chorus will perform and have an opportunity for more sightseeing.
Following the week in Japan, the Chorus continues to Seoul, South Korea. TABC has received a
prestigious invitation to once again represent the United States in the World Vision International
Children’s Choir Festival in South Korea. This is entirely an unexpected opportunity as it is
quite rare for the event organizers to repeat choirs in successive festivals. As you may recall,
TABC was a participating choir in the World Vision Festival in 2007. We can be very proud that we
were again selected out of hundreds of possible US choirs. The festival is July 23 - 30 and includes
Seoul and other surrounding cities.
In the last leg of the tour, TAYME (Tucson Arizona Young Mens Ensemble)
will join the Touring Chorus in Honolulu, Hawaii where they will share a collaboration with the Honolulu
Boy Choir. The four day stay will include three performances and exploration of various sights
throughout the island of O’ahu.
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