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Singers from the Toronto Children's Chorus (in white) and Claude Watson School for the Arts are among more than 1,000 participants yesterday during th(...)
Singers from the Toronto Children's Chorus (in white) and Claude Watson School for the Arts are among more than 1,000 participants yesterday during th(...)

Singers from the Toronto Children's Chorus (in white) and Claude Watson School for the Arts are among more than 1,000 participants yesterday during th(...)

Date5/29/1993
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Original Toronto Star caption: Singers from the Toronto Children's Chorus (in white) and Claude Watson School for the Arts are among more than 1;000 participants yesterday during the launch of the month-long International Choral Festival - The Joy of Singing; at Metro Hall Square. Thirteen choirs; under the direction of Robert Cooper; took part in the free concert celebrating the 200th anniversary of Toronto.
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