New concert hall for Vienna Boys' Choir planned for 2008

New concert hall for Vienna Boys' Choir planned for 2008

VIENNA, Austria - The Vienna Boys' Choir, known worldwide for the brilliant voices of its young members, is planning for new concert hall in Vienna, equipped with state-of-the-art stage equipment and technology. Choir members (in photo) hold a small model of the new hall. (Kyodo)

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