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Competition set for March 13
According to LW Company and Gospel Town Africa, organizers of the event, ten (10) university choirs will battle it out for the tilte.
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Following the success of the competition in the UK, the National Theatre, Accra will play host to the maiden show, which is to be broadcast on Viasat 1 TV.
According to LW Company and Gospel Town Africa, organizers of the event, ten (10) university choirs will battle it out for the tilte. The competing choirs are:
1. Shout Choir – University of Ghana, Legon
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2. Philharmonic Choir – Accra Polytechnic
3. Kharis Choir – UDS
4. Hearts of Worship – University of Ghana, Legon
5. Gracious 4 – Ashesi University
6. One Spirit Choir – UCOMS
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7. Chaplaincy Choir – University of Education, Winneba
8. Stewards of Praise – University of Ghana, Legon
9. Ghamsu Choir – University of Education, Winneba
10. Wizzy Choir – Wisconsin Int. University
A panel of musically inclined judges for the occasion include Ps Helen Yawson, Ms Diana Hopeson, Obed Psych (Preachers gh fame), Noble Nketsiah, Nii Okai and Jennifer Jessica Dankwa.
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These judges will also act as mentors to each of the choirs. UGCY Ghana airs on Viasat 1 TV from March 6 and runs for 6 weeks every Sunday at 6pm.
UGCY GHANA is powered by GospelTown Africa and supported by Indomie, Minimie ChinChin, Silverbird Cinema's, Ceejay Multimedia, Stretchmark Media and Viasat 1 TV.
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