GHYouth Choir Choral Festival | Introducing HARMONIOUS CHORALE GHANA


Introducing HARMONIOUS CHORALE GHANA as a PERFORMER at GHYouth Choir Choral Festival
*September 21, 2016
*College of Physicians & Surgeons, Accra
*12:00Noon-8:00Pm
Activities
-Choral Awards
-Choral Performances
-Workshops/Seminars
-Exhibitions
-And Many more
Tickets
Regular Ghc: 30.00
VIP Ghc: 50.00
BE THERE!!!!!!!!

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