Английская Википедия:Covenant Voices
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Шаблон:Infobox musical artist Covenant Voices is a South African mass gospel choir with traditional Zulu, jazz, R&B and contemporary music influences. It was founded in 2007 by international televangelist Tim Omotoso, who also mentors the group. The band has 80 members and is based in Durban, South Africa.
History and evolution
The choir was founded and named in 2007 by Rev. Tim Omotoso, after he hosted gospel music auditions. This became the first initiative of the Youth Empowerment Project (Y.E.P.) of Tim Omotoso Global Outreach. The singers had no previous training or experience when the choir was formed, just raw talent waiting to be polished.
In 2008, Covenant Voices gave birth to the girl band, Simply Chrysolite.
Performance
In November 2007, Covenant Voices performed at the T.O.G.O Gala Dinner held at the Durban ICC in South Africa.
Covenant Voices have also shared the stage with well-known South African gospel artists including Pastor Benjamin Dube, and Hlengiwe Mhlaba. They have performed at the Gagasi FM Christmas concert in December 2007, and the success of their performance credited them to perform again at the beach festival concert in the same year.
Awards and nominations
The song "Children (medley)" was nominated at the 2015 Gathering of Africa's Best awards[1] in London; the 2015 Utah Music Awards, US; and the 2015 SABC Crown Gospel Awards[2] in South Africa. Covenant Voices were nominated at the 2015 Utah awards[3][2][4] in the same category and at the 2015 SABC Crown Gospel Awards in the Best Engineered song category.[5]
References
- ↑ Шаблон:Cite web
- ↑ 2,0 2,1 SABC Crown Gospel Awards 2015 Nominee Party – Gospel Corner Online
- ↑ MyZA Covenant Voices nominated at 2015 Utah awards, USA
- ↑ Utah Music Awards – 2015 Utah Music Award Nominees
- ↑ THE BALLS GIST: South Africa’s Covenant Voices becomes an International multi award winning group | THE BALLS ONLINE TvШаблон:Dead link
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