As a classical music lover, I’ve been to Boston’s Symphony Hall countless times.  But I had never heard a huge chorus of children singing on stage there until last week.

The Boston Children’s Chorus was founded in 2003, and they have performed here and even abroad since then.  Their program reflected Martin Luther King’s legacy, and the audience loved it.  The children knew the music by heart.  They were accompanied by a small orchestra of dedicated musicians. 

The singers, between ages seven and eighteen sang their hearts out.  The audience roared their approval.