2012 Spring Concert with the Georgia Boy Choir

by Georgia Boy Choir on April 17, 2012

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Christmas with the Georgia Boy Choir – 2011

by Georgia Boy Choir on November 17, 2011

 

 

If you can, take a look at the month of December on your calendar right now. If you can’t, just picture it for a second…

As you look at it, every little square looks the same, doesn’t it? A box with a number in it.

Of course, in your heart, you know there’s a difference… there’s one date in December that makes one of those little boxes one of the most meaningful days in the history of mankind. And the little square just before that date, Christmas eve, is just as special for most.

But I’d like to tell you about one more little square you’ll want to mark on your calendar as very special. An evening that, in keeping with the true Spirit of Christmas, also changes lives.

In fact, it has such a profound effect on so many that you could call it the second most important evening in December.

I’m referring to a remarkable event known as Christmas with The Georgia Boy Choir.

I know what you’re thinking… “How can a choir concert be that important?”

After all, there are a lot of choir concerts, shows, and “spectaculars” out there during the holiday season. And most of them, I’m sure, are great.

But you see, there are concerts… then there are… experiences.

Year in and year out, the experience of Christmas with The Georgia Boy Choir touches people in a way that connects them more deeply with the real spirit of the Christmas holiday.

It brings magic to audiences that allows them to more completely enjoy the beauty and majesty of all that is sacred in a way that truly changes them.

How can this be so far beyond just another show or concert? Well, it starts with the organization itself.

The Georgia Boy Choir is an organization that is dedicated to carefully cultivating the highest principles in exceptional young boys and guiding them to become the finest examples of men and exemplary leaders of tomorrow. At the core of the organization’s operating principles are dedication, hard work, and commitment to excellence.   And every song… every note… indeed everymoment… reflects each member’s dedication to those principles, along with an extraordinary love of music.

And that’s when it happens; when the hours of practice and preparation give way to the music, and all earthly efforts  are magically transformed into something that transcends our daily lives… even time itself.

That transformation leaves you with a soul-enriching experience that will renew your sense of beauty, strength, and hope… an experience that will reverberate within you long after the last note has gone silent.

I can think of no greater gift than to offer you the opportunity to experience the Christmas with The Georgia Boy Choir for yourself. As it has done for us, you might even find a new family tradition.

So, please… take a good long look at those little squares on your December calendar; particularly the 16th and 17th.

Like most of us, you probably have a lot of people offering you a lot of options on those nights. But how you choose to spend that evening could literally uplift you to places you may have forgotten.

We hope you’ll join us for an experience that could change your life… forever.

Christmas Concert Tickets

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CHRISTMAS WITH THE GEORGIA BOY CHOIR is only one month away on December 16 and 17, 2011. Click Here to Get Tickets Here’s a video from last year’s performance of Silent Night, Holy Night.

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China Tour Travelogue Eight

June 17, 2010

With all of their concerts behind them the boys of the Georgia Boy Choir were in good spirits when they awoke on Sunday morning to go visit a local school in Kunming. Upon arrival, they were greeted by a welcoming committee of teachers and students specially dressed for the occasion. After a short tour of the large facility, they were able to witness the schoolchildren performing their daily exercises. This was a spectacle which left the Americans slack-jawed.

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China Tour Travelogue Seven

June 15, 2010

Friday morning the Georgia Boy Choir woke happy and refreshed, still reveling in the overwhelming reception they received at the previous evening’s concert. The boys still had some Chinese currency burning a hole in their pockets, so they headed to a place called “The Bird Market,” an area of winding streets filled with various venders selling wares of all kinds, including many varieties of plants and animals such as birds, squirrels, rabbits, lizards, fish, turtles, beetles, worms, and even wombats. While this was exciting and interesting to see, fortunately, there were also many vendors with terrific souvenirs which would actually fit into a suitcase. It is wonderful to see the boys shopping not only for themselves, but for souvenirs to take home to their friends and family members as well. A lot of thought is put into each gift, and the boys are really good at bargaining for the best deal.

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China Tour Travelogue Six

June 14, 2010

On Tuesday afternoon, after having had one more marvelous feast, courtesy of the kind folks at the Chengdu Children’s Television Station, the Georgia Boy Choir filed into the Chengdu Railway Station for the 20-hour train ride to the city of Kunming in the southern part of China. After settling into their bunks, the boys broke out their playing cards and board games and enjoyed playing together while traveling past some of the most remarkable scenery any had ever seen. As the elevation began to rise, the train followed its serpentine route over and through the mountainous region, passing rivers, and valleys, large cities and small villages.

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China Tour Travelogue Five

June 12, 2010

The ancient city of Luodai sits in the hill country about 10 miles outside the city of Chengdu. It is noted for its typical Chinese architecture which has been remarkably preserved over the years. Its narrow streets are filled with quaint shops and restaurants, and vendors peddling their wares. The primary structures are Guild Halls which in ancient times were gathering places for various trade unions. On the town square there is a large stage which is hundreds of years old. When the Georgia Boy Choir arrived in the rain on Sunday morning, they found that the entire back wall of the stage was filled with an enormous banner proclaiming the concert they were to give later that day.

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China Tour Travelogue Four

June 11, 2010

Morning came very early on Friday for the members of the Georgia Boy Choir in China. There was a plane to catch. After a couple of days in Beijing, an overnight train, and a day in Xian, it was time to move on to the metropolis of Chengdu, about a 90-minute plane ride south east of Xian. Located in the Szechuan province, Chengdu prides itself as “The cleanest city in China.” With a population of almost 11 million people, it is almost double the size of our own home town.

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China Tour Travelogue Three

June 5, 2010

There is perhaps no greater symbol of the country of China than the Great Wall. It is centuries old and extends for more than 4000 miles across the massive continent. On Wednesday morning the Georgia Boy Choir had the amazing opportunity not only to see the Great Wall but to walk on it. The portion of the Wall where we went is a short bus ride from downtown Beijing. It extends from one mountaintop to another with extremely steep stairs. Have you ever wondered why you hear people refer to “climbing” the Great Wall?

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China Tour Travelogue Two

June 3, 2010

Tuesday morning the sun came up early. Our bodies and minds are a little confused because of the 12-hour time difference between here and home. So as we were arising and eating breakfast, our friends and family in the US were eating Monday evening’s supper. And as they retired for the evening, our Chinese adventure was just getting started.

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