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EPISODE · Oct 13, 2024 · 15 MIN

In Touch with Freddi Hammer - African Children's Choir

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The African Children’s Choir is making a stop in Williamsport Friday October 18 at City Church on East 4th Street.  The group is made up of 7-10 year old singers and dancers from impoverished areas of Uganda and other African countries. Freddi Hammer speaks with Tour manager and Chaperone Jim Luzzay, who shares the details on a typical day on tour with the Choir.  He shares  how much the organization “Music for Life” promotes education in his home country, and helps the children become the positive change to help their communities in Africa.

The African Children’s Choir is making a stop in Williamsport Friday October 18 at City Church on East 4th Street.  The group is made up of 7-10 year old singers and dancers from impoverished areas of Uganda and other African countries. Freddi Hammer speaks with Tour manager and Chaperone Jim Luzzay, who shares the details on a typical day on tour with the Choir.  He shares  how much the organization “Music for Life” promotes education in his home country, and helps the children become the positive change to help their communities in Africa.

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