Vienna Boys Choir
Famous Austrian ensemble
The Vienna Boys Choir is a renowned Austrian choir of boy sopranos and altos, founded in the 15th century and based in Vienna.
The choir performs classical, sacred, and popular music worldwide, known for its distinctive sound and formal sailor-suit uniforms.
Members are typically boys aged ten to fourteen: We saw the Vienna Boys Choir perform at Carnegie Hall.
- AustriaCentral European alpine republic
- cathedralBishop's principal church
- angelicDivinely pure and good
- harmonyAgreement or musical blend
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- choir termssoprano, alto, tenor, bass, baritone
- Austrian culturefolk costume, folk dancing, dirndl, lederhosen, yodeling
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- choral musicchoirmaster, a cappella, vocal ensemble, vocal ensembles, vocal harmony
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