They performed for the Pope, Nelson Mandela, Barack Obama, collaborated with stars such as U2, Andre Rieu, Madonna and Michael Jackson, and now they will also perform in front of a Slovenian audience. On December 22, the Temple of Slovenian Culture will host a choir whose performance is dynamic, and with which they try to bring closer the African-American culture, which is woven into gospel music, better known as devotional music, which is characteristic of churches in the United States. They impressed people all over the world with their message of love, and we believe that it will be the same in Slovenia.
Harlem Gospel Choir was founded in 1986 by Allen Bailey, who got the idea for it after visiting a celebration in honor of dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Harlem. So he stopped the chorus, in which he presents the best singers and musicians from Harlem and other New York black churches.
Their performance is dynamic, and with it they try to approximate the African-American culture that is woven into gospel music, better known as devotional music, which is characteristic of churches in the United States. The slogan of each of their performances is bringing people and nations together.
Their songs hope they touch everyone and elevate them to angelic heights. They are something original, as many want to imitate them, but only the Harlem Gospel Choir manages to truly reflect the mighty spirit of gospel.
Chorus during performances around the world with joyful singing sows joy and good mood. This will also move to our places, because on Saturday, On December 22, they performed in the Gallus hall of Cankarjev dom in Ljubljana. Two days earlier, in Bonifika halls in Koper. Tickets are already on sale.
More information:
harlemgospelchoir.com
