Post by roger on Oct 18, 2006 21:26:35 GMT
From bbc.co.uk...
RADIO 2 YOUNG CHORISTERS
OF THE YEAR 2006
Recording: Saturday 28 October
On-air: Sunday 5 November, 20:00-21:00
On Saturday 28 October eight finalists (four boys and four girls) will compete for the coveted title of BBC Radio 2 Young Chorister of the Year. They have been successful in reaching the competition final from hundreds of entries, and will now perform in front a panel of celebrity judges at Westminster Abbey in London.
This year's judges include Hayley Westenra, David Grant of BBC One's Fame Academy, and Director General of the RSCM, Professor John Harper. There will also be a performance from All Angels, featuring Laura Wright - BBC Radio 2 Young Chorister of the Year 2005.
There will be two winners - one boy and one girl - each of whom will receive a trophy and a prize of £500. In addition, their choirs will each receive a BBC Chorister's award of £1000. The winners will also get the chance to appear on Radio 2's Good Morning Sunday and Sunday Half Hour, Radio 4's Daily Service, plus a TV appearance on BBC One's Songs Of Praise and Heaven & Earth.
Apply for free tickets HERE. Please note: Doors open at Westminster Abbey at 1645. The recording begins at 1730 and the audience are requested to be seated by 1715.
Roger
RADIO 2 YOUNG CHORISTERS
OF THE YEAR 2006
Recording: Saturday 28 October
On-air: Sunday 5 November, 20:00-21:00
On Saturday 28 October eight finalists (four boys and four girls) will compete for the coveted title of BBC Radio 2 Young Chorister of the Year. They have been successful in reaching the competition final from hundreds of entries, and will now perform in front a panel of celebrity judges at Westminster Abbey in London.
This year's judges include Hayley Westenra, David Grant of BBC One's Fame Academy, and Director General of the RSCM, Professor John Harper. There will also be a performance from All Angels, featuring Laura Wright - BBC Radio 2 Young Chorister of the Year 2005.
There will be two winners - one boy and one girl - each of whom will receive a trophy and a prize of £500. In addition, their choirs will each receive a BBC Chorister's award of £1000. The winners will also get the chance to appear on Radio 2's Good Morning Sunday and Sunday Half Hour, Radio 4's Daily Service, plus a TV appearance on BBC One's Songs Of Praise and Heaven & Earth.
Apply for free tickets HERE. Please note: Doors open at Westminster Abbey at 1645. The recording begins at 1730 and the audience are requested to be seated by 1715.
Roger
