International Schools Choir Festival 2018

International Schools Choir Festival 2018 On Saturday 10th November, 8 students from BCB’s secondary choir participated in an inter-schools choir festival at Graded American School, Sao Paulo.

On Saturday 10th November, 8 students from BCB’s secondary choir participated in an inter-schools choir festival at Graded American School, Sao Paulo.

The students were involved in workshops and rehearsals all day on Friday and then participated in a number of performances during the Thanksgiving festival at Graded. These performances included presentations of songs in the auditorium, participation in a flash mob performance of the Beatles song ‘All you need is love’ and a final presentation of the choir songs that had been learned for the festival. It was a wonderful experience for some of our top singers and an excellent opportunity to perform with a choir of over 80 students.

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