Widener University will host the Keystone State Boychoir as part of Multicultural &
International Week.
Lead by
Joseph P. Fitzmartin, music director, and Steven M. Fisher, associate music
director, the Keystone State Boychoir consists of 150 boys between the ages of
8 and 18 who sing a broad array of music.
WHO: Keystone State Boychoir –
Pennsylvania’s Boychoir
WHAT: The Keystone State Boychoir
will perform as part of Multicultural & International Week at Widener
University
WHEN: Monday, November 12, 7 p.m.
WHERE: Alumni Auditorium, Widener
University
Founded in
2001, Keystone State Boychoir has received unprecedented success for an
ensemble so young. It is considered one of the finest community-based boychoir
programs in the country. They have song with the most distinguished ensembles
include the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Opera Company of Philadelphia. They
have also toured in Chile, Japan, Germany, and South Africa, as well as a
number of other countries. For more information on the boychoir, visit www.paboychoir.org.
This event
is a part of the Multicultural & International Week which runs from Monday,
November 12 – 16, and includes a wide variety of activities ranging from
performances and movies to bazaars and fashion shows.
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