Winsten’s Extraordinary Opportunity
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Each year, the Georgia Boy Choir embarks on a major Concert Tour, often with an international destination. These tours give people in those locations the opportunity to experience the beauty and artistry of the Georgia Boy Choir, and it enables the boys and young men in the Choir to expand their horizons. Touring offers members of the Georgia Boy Choir the opportunity to share the beauty and artistry of their singing on the world’s stage with audiences who typically don't have the opportunity to hear their music in person. Traveling with the choir also benefits the boys educationally as they will have the chance to tour ancient castles, cathedrals, and cities around the world. Not only will they see these destinations as tourists, they will be living and experiencing these historic sites first-hand through the tradition of choral singing. History comes alive as the boys receive an exclusive level of access and intimacy with some of the world’s most famous venues and historic sites. As world-class performers and ambassadors of the state of Georgia, the boys will experience history, by participating in it.
Beyond the musical and educational benefits of international touring, these trips give the boys an opportunity to put into practice the aspects of Excellence, Leadership, Character, and Tradition. These values, instilled in all five-levels of the choir, are of particular importance when touring as the boys are expected to handle themselves and others with maturity and respect. While the boys in the choir span a multitude of races, cultures, and beliefs, they are joined together in a brotherhood through the truth, beauty, and goodness of the music they so masterfully create. Touring with the choir proves to be one of the greatest opportunities for personal development within these young men and strengthens the friendships of the boys while bonding the group through shared effort and experience.