Vienna Girls' Choir

The Vienna Girls' Choir (German: Wiener Mädchenchor) is a choir of girls who are between ten and fifteen years of age. Formed in 2004 in Vienna, Austria,[1] the choir is a part of the Wirth Music Academy. Gerald Wirth, the Artistic Director of the Vienna Boys' Choir, assists in the management of the girls' choir, which meets in the historic Josefsstöckl on the grounds of the Vienna Boys' Choir, which was established in 1498.

Vienna Girls' Choir
OriginVienna, Austria
Years active2004 (2004)-

The choir performs traditional Austrian folk songs as well as traditional and contemporary pieces from many nations. In February 2007, the Vienna Girls' Choir traveled to India to perform with a children's choir from New Delhi. This was the premiere of the World Peace Choir. Ravi Shankar hosted the meeting with rehearsals at the Ravi Shankar Institute for Music and Performing Arts (RIMPA).

References
  1. "Wiener Mädchenchor" (in German). Vienna Boys' Choir. Retrieved 16 November 2016.
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