300 in Hyogo sing Mozart's Requiem to mark Sept. 11 attack

300 in Hyogo sing Mozart's Requiem to mark Sept. 11 attack

KOBE, Japan - About 300 people sing Mozart's Requiem in the city of Nishnomiya, Hyogo Prefecture, on Sept. 11 as part of a worldwide ''Rolling Requiem'' initiated by members of the Seattle Symphony Chorale. Over 180 choirs in 26 countries and 20 time zones will participate in the event to honor the memory of the victims. (Kyodo)

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