Handicapped Japanese sing Beethoven in New York for peace

Handicapped Japanese sing Beethoven in New York for peace

NEW YORK, United States - A choir of nearly 200 handicapped Japanese people sing Beethoven's Symphony No.9 at the Carnegie Hall in New York on the evening of May 31 to pray for peace in the new millennium. They were accompanied by the New York Symphonic Ensemble, which is made up of musicians from the prestigious Metropolitan Opera House.

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