George Mason University's Center for the Arts

Born in war-torn Uganda, the African Children’s Choir was founded in 1984 by human rights activist Ray Barnett, who wished to show the world that the choir’s members, like the millions of needy and orphaned children in Africa, have beauty, dignity, and unlimited potential. Their joyful performance blends song and dance from the entire continent of Africa; featuring more than ten languages, unique cultural dancing, and of course, uplifting gospel music. This inspirational choir has gained international acclaim performing on Good Morning America, The Tonight Show, and American Idol; alongside Mariah Carey and Sir Paul McCartney in Live 8 in London; and at Nelson Mandela’s AIDS awareness concert in South Africa. “It’s difficult to tell who is having more fun—the choir or the audience.” (The Scotsman)

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