Festival Of Summer Voices A Capella Academy In Concert

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The Gondwana Choirs perform a capella music that they have learned with resident artists The Idea of North.

The young singers will tackle 100 years of contemporary a capella music – from Sweet Georgia Brown to the Beatles; Dancing Queen to Queen; Spice Girls versus Boyz II Men; Snow Patrol and Pitch Perfect!

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