KSB is the perfect fit for this event as the only choir
in the world to have toured all seven continents. In 2009, KSB made history as the first choir to perform in Antarctica.
More recently, KSB sang at a ceremony in Oslo, Norway for Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi and presented her with a Liberty Bell. Internationally,
KSB has performed in the world’s major concert halls, including the Manaus
Opera House in Brazil, the Petronas Philharmonik Hall in Malaysia, and the
Hanoi Opera House in Vietnam, as well as in venues throughout Canada, Brazil,
Chile, South Africa, Japan, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Australia,
Monaco, France, Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and Norway.
The repertoire of KSB includes songs that range from
the classical to the contemporary, and world music from Broadway to South
Africa. It is a unique experience to not only hear but also see KSB perform, as
audiences are moved by the boys’ compelling stage presence.
At Widener University next week, KSB is part of
a world celebration that includes a French Cabaret, Salsa lessons, a bazaar by
the Saudi Arabian Student Union, a multicultural fashion and talent show and
more.Chartered in 1821, the
prestigious university, with more than 3200 undergraduates and 1700 graduate
students, draws students to its 110-acre campus from 26 foreign countries and
22 states.
KSB brings together 170 boys, ages 8-18, under the
direction of Joseph P. Fitzmartin and Steven M. Fisher. The Keystone State Boychoir encourages
and welcomes boys of all experience levels to audition for the choir. Boys interested in auditioning may do so
immediately after this concert.
To schedule an audition at another time, you may email Martha Platt at mplatt(at)keystonestateboychoir.org or call 215-287-3142 or
visit the website at www.keystonestateboychoir.org.
For media inquiries, contact:
Lori Flynn
Phone: 215-287-7039
E-mail: Lmt0831(at)Verizon.net
For media inquiries, contact:
Lori Flynn
Phone: 215-287-7039
E-mail: Lmt0831(at)Verizon.net
